Novel & Cerita Two Towers Novel

Flora’s P.O.V “This way.” I followed the guards in silence as they led me down another corridor, another long hallway. The wolf capital of Lindersay was a spiralling maze and I had a suspicion that it was same for most of the shifter towers that made up the sprawling city. However, I had no doubt in my mind that each tower would be different, their planning made in such a fashion that one race couldn’t intrude on the other, couldn’t spy on them through any angle. And with all the hallways? I was sure that only the permanent residents of the tower ever came close to remembering them.

Anji replied. They ran. But as they turned the corner into the elevator bank, the doors hissed open, and instead of a hallway, they saw only an endless, yawning drop into a black, buzzing expanse of circuitry. The Tower was gone. In its place, the parasite was building its throne.

Her glow flickered. “Vega,” she whispered. One of the towers split open like a flower. Screens lit up across its surface. And Vega’s face appeared smiling wider than ever. “You three always liked big entrances,” Vega said casually. “I prefer quiet surprises.” Maria clenched her fists. “He’s been building this.” Elias nodded. “Under every major city…” More towers began rising in the distance. Across the horizon. Across the country. Across the world. Vega’s voice echoed from every screen.

It grew fast, climbing toward the sky, angling directly toward us. Toward the Spire. "He's building a bridge," Damian realized. "He knows he can't breach the blast doors of the Keep. So he's going to walk right up to the balcony." "A siege tower," Kai swore. "He's bypassing the ground war." The Bone Tower rose higher. It was hundreds of feet tall now, casting a long shadow over the burning city. It was stabilized by massive struts that crushed the buildings

said a blonde hair girl. "Good to see you Tori I used to study at Tombstone high and my parents shifted here a month ago" Their conversation was going on meanwhile the door of the canteen opened and banged so hard making a wild and loud sound. A boy with oily hair and half-broken glasses fell from outside, dropping the books he held in his hand. A guy wearing a black leather jacket stepped inside with two boys standing back like his bodyguards. Everyone looked at him with fear, it felt like he was the son of a mafia boss.

The burly man looked at the screen, his smile widening. "Ah, it looks like our heroes have arrived. Time to see how they fare in the final act." Elena felt a chill as the warehouse doors began to open slowly, revealing an ominous view of the night outside. The sound of approaching footsteps was clear. The fate of everyone was about to intertwine in ways no one could predict, and the final battle was about to begin. . . . . . . . . . TO BE CONTINUED IN BOOK TWO.

“There is a watch tower at the centre of the city, close to the City Lord’s Mansion. It is the tallest building here and almost two times taller than the City Walls!” Hearing Ivor’s answer, the twins were stunned. They had seen how tall the City Walls were, and didn’t even dare to imagine that there would be taller structures in this city or anywhere else in the world. Yet Ivor was telling them that there wasn’t just a taller structure, but there was a structure that was two times taller than the City Walls! This was indescribable to them.

" Alright now that everyone is up to date, we should focus on tonight's defense. " Hikaru says as he unrolls a map of the palace onto the table. " There are four towers North, West, South, and East. The South and Eastside are connected to the mountain. " Hikaru informed as he pointed them out on the map. " Isn't that mountain really huge?" Kagome asked. " The fourth biggest in the world. " Terrius answered. " Those towers were carved into the mountain, there's no way anything can survive the climb, and even if they did it's a long deathly fall into the Palace."

Even the environment was better due to all the trees that made the ambiance comfortable and relaxing. But what truly captured my attention were the three tallest towers that stood impressively in the middle of the District — towers so tall that they almost touched the clouds. Below these three towers laid beautiful structures that looked like small castles enclosed by a tall perimeter of walls that surrounded them. Theresa, noticing my wonderstruck face, asked, "Everything fine?" "Yes, yes!" "You'll get used to it," she flashed a wide smile. I nodded before asking, "Is that Arcanus and how are those towers not seen outside?"

I would never understand, but who am I to argue, right? Sophie was chatting with a guy and it was noticeable that they were flirting with each other, so I signaled to her that I would take a walk with the obvious intention of leaving the two of them alone. I walked around the stunning apartment, contemplating all the refinement of the place, from the furniture that was certainly worth millions, to an extensive glass wall. I stopped there admiring the enchanting landscape of the city at dawn, marveling at the lights forming small bright spots seen from up here.