Upside Of Falling Novels & Stories

He must have experience. With her hands on his back, she pushed him gently. He used his arms to brace against the ground, kicked off, and shot down the slope with a whoosh. He soared down, exhilaration washing over him. Just as he felt everything was going smoothly and planned to stop and turn back to take her with him, he suddenly realized the ground beneath him had dropped away. He hadn't noticed that the slope had a dip hidden beneath the snow. He was sliding too fast. When his body hit the dip, he was launched into the air. In a panic, he couldn't regain his balance. He tumbled several times and plummeted straight down.

"But it is currently falling really fast, so how do I get below and above it really fast" "Well, getting above it is easy since it's falling, but how do I get below it really fast?" Natsu thought. "Damn, there is no way to get down easily" Natsu said after a while of thinking. "What should I do? I can't just fall like that, what if the fall wakes the beast up" "Come to think of it, it's impossible for this beast to survive this kind of fall" "But I still need to bind it, just in case it wakes up before we land"

Then, we will know which option is right. I hesitated a moment before sliding closer to the lower roof so I wasn't on the edge. If this does end up being all in my head, the fall could possibly kill me. If this is all real, I am screwed. I closed my eyes, tilting my head slightly to soak up some vitamin D. If this is my end... at least... life wasn't too bad. I had many obstacles and troubles... But, it was probably a better life than some other people. I looked up at the clouds, peace seeming to slide over me. After taking a deep breath, I jumped.

It feels like it takes forever, but eventually, I find a small groove to stick one toe in, and after another desperate search, another hole just big enough to wedge the toe of my other sneaker in the rock face. And then finally I can breathe again because I’m no longer falling. But then I make the mistake of peering over my shoulder and wish I could unsee the fall I know is waiting for me if I let go. I don’t know how far I’ve fallen, but I still can’t see the bottom. I’m so far up that it doesn’t matter that I’m a shifter. If I fall, I will die. There is no way anyone can survive a thousand-plus-foot drop like the one I’m facing.

He would know who he fucking messed with. I'm at the top of the hill when suddenly a wind blows and I lose my footing. I'm not ready for the fall so I don't brace myself and I go spiraling down the hill I walked up from. How could this happen to me right now?! I wanted to scream or cuss out but I’m well aware of where I am. Anh little mistake could actually be the cause of my downfall.

I looked down to see that thousands of feet below were rocky peaks and dangerous terrain. If I fell down there, there was no healing or coming back from that. I would be tomato paste and bread on that ground. But before me was another mountain which could save me if I reached it. I had not calculated my fall but jumped because I thought I would be falling into water. Praying for the moon goddess to help me reach it, I grabbed hold of the edge, almost missing it by a finger. Using my strength, I pulled myself up to look back and see the rogues falling to their death. It was a gruesome sight seeing them fall to the bottom and just like I had said… tomato paste and bread. They were dead.

It is an exhilarating feeling, and there is no fear, only excitement. Thankfully, it’s close to dusk, so it’s no longer hot. I study the mountain that I need to traverse. I look down at the abyss. There would be over a hundred meters down if I fall. I shake my head. There’s no need to think about failure, I am sure it won’t happen.

When I get closer to the middle, my good luck runs out. I step onto a weakened ledge area and fall, my upper body slamming hard onto the solid ground and my arms just barely scrambling to find purchase as my legs swing helplessly below me.

The pain isn't like normal, it feels amazing. As I'm falling I feel so free, almost invincible that nothing can hurt me. Excited about hitting the ground, knowing in a sense that I'm better off hoping it takes me a while to heal this time, so I have enough time to figure out what the hell I'm going to do. Right before I hit the ground, I shut my eyes.

By any standard, it was almost a miracle. Thomas continued, "The higher you climb, the harder the fall—and sometimes, it's impossible to get back up. Their tolerance of your growth serves a purpose. Everything has two sides. You've risen fast and earned significant support, but at the same time, your foundation isn't stable. There are hidden risks.