Union Cave Novels & Stories

Sovine sighed as if this was the hard thing for him to tell us. "It's the underground tunnel but also... the place where the varmints and humans that were the failure of their experiment was dumped. To wrap everything up, the tunnel is our last card to infiltrate inside but it was also the dangerous site no one would dare to enter." "He's right," Cerulean paused. "I didn't even attempt to see what's beneath there. It was really fatal to meander in that path, Xiomara." "But it was the only way..." I whispered and pursed my lips.

"There's no way it would be out here if there wasn't." The rabbit jumps off his back and hops away. Cloven uses all of his strength to stand and attempts to follow the rabbit. Following the white rabbit feels like it's taking forever, but Cloven knows that it's his best chance to survive. As his strength slowly diminishes, he sees it. A rock formation jetting out of a sand dune, and there seems to be a large hole in it. 'Is that a cave?'

As they landed in the valley, the ground was soft, mossy, and damp, and Caelum moved with a quiet grace, guiding her as they made their way to a small, secluded cave tucked beneath a cliffside. They entered the cave, the entrance hidden by thick vines and moss, and Sera couldn’t help but wonder how many times Caelum had come here, escaping the prying eyes of the world. The cave was small but warm, filled with the earthy scent of stone and water, and a small fire flickered at the center, casting long shadows on the walls.

Rosie nods, and Chick brings out a map of the area, with all the caves marked and described. “There’s this one, it’s a real climb in and out, but it does have three access points.” They point it out on the map, then point up the trail towards the mountaintop. “It’s also closer to the ‘God’ cave. So that might not be in your favour. Hmm…” They keep looking, running their hand over the map. “Sorry, it’s been a while… There was a cave-in there, but it might be clearable with more people. This one has a natural spring in it, and tunnels leading all over the place, and at least three good exits that I know of.” George nods,

"Does your sister have a problem with the suburbs?" Loui shook his head swiftly. "No." He asnwer. "Then?" Ash was curious. "The place we're going to is our parents' favorite place." he said. "Call it as their date spot." *** 1 hour passed. They arrived at their destination. "Why do we have to come to this place?" Leona grumbled after her pair of eyes caught the existence of a classic restaurant. The only restaurant in the middle of green hills, with a waterfall on the right side, and a stretch of river on the left side. The place that is said to be Rosalie and Stefan Argent's favorite date spot – their parents.

But there’s something else building beneath my ribs. Pressure. Not sunlight. Something older. Predatory. Mae gasps quietly. “He’s strong,” she breathes. Rowan doesn’t ask how she knows. He already does. The cave appears suddenly—a narrow slit between boulders, nearly invisible unless you’re looking for it. Relief crashes through me. We slip inside one by one. The interior is deeper than it first appears, the tunnel widening after the entrance bend. Cool stone. Thick shadow. Safe from the coming dawn.

It was Aurora this time, and Cadence was happy to hear her speak up so confidently. Again, it was Lucas who replied. "There are really only two major cave entrances to consider in this area," he explained, indicating where those were located on the map. "And they are frequented by backpackers and spelunkers this time of year." "It would be more likely that he would try to lose us in the forests or mountainside than in the caves," Morgan stated pointedly. "When was your last confirmed sighting?" Aaron asked, clearly considering all of the information and trying to formulate a plan.

Celie would not be able to join Lisa and Nestie but they were free to go wherever they please as long as they get to the hotel before the party started. During breakfast with Aunt Susan, the two friends broached the topic on where they should spend the time before the party. Susan first suggested that they visit the string of caves that were located west of the city. The caves were not that well known to tourists who preferred to visit the beaches and islands off the coast of Cardena, but the spacious chambers with their distinct features were quite beautiful. Nestie was delighted with the idea, but traveling to the foothills of the mountain ranges, however, could be treacherous and there mi

"Absolutely not." "Noah, listen to me," Maya said, standing up. "The cave I'm talking about is called the Void Cavern. It's a place where creatures can be imprisoned forever. Once something goes in, it can never come out." "I don't care," I said. "I'm not using Daisy as bait." "But here's the thing," Alex said. "If we can get all of these creatures into the cave at once, and then seal it shut, they'll be gone forever. Not just from your territory. From everywhere. They'll never be able to hurt anyone again."

"I’ll go,’ Cyrus announces, ‘But the irritating king stays with you.’ ‘Why me?’ Uncle Ramone pouts, ‘The storm will be at its worst here.’ ‘Don’t be a whimp.’ Rolling my eyes, I block out the two as they begin to bicker back and forth. They could come up with whatever solution they liked as long as I didn’t have to leave Fineon’s side. ‘Cave.’ The voice is so weak that I’m not entirely sure if I heard it correctly. ‘Fineon?’ ‘Up ahead.’ he repeats, giving me a very blurry view of a small opening. ‘May be covered, but there’s shelter.’ Looking down, I take in Fineon’s half open eyes that seem so weak it damn near breaks my heart. ‘Hurry.’ Nodding, I jump up, drawing Uncle Ramone and Cyrus’ at