We Go Up Novels & Stories

I chuckled under my breath and shook my head. "Nope, we gotta go old fashioned." I lied. There was an elevator we could use to take us up the boxes where the announcers sat but where was the fun in that. "But that’s got to be over a 3,000 steps!" "We better get started then." With a grin I dropped her hand and started walking up the steps. She wasn't kidding though there were a shit ton of steps up to the top, I would know cause we've done stadium drills where we've had to run up and down. While I have gone all the way to the top I knew for certain I was going to feel this. If I was then Bella definitely was.

We could hear scurrying around us but couldn’t see anything. We walked about what felt like a half-mile when I pointed up, “Mom look.” I spoke softly in her ear. Mom looked up to where I was pointing and gasped. Above us were dwellings linked together with platforms and bridges and people of all shape and size milling around doing their business. Kagamie walked over to a makeshift elevator with rails and stepped onto it waiting for us to do the same. As we stepped onto the wooden platform Kagamie hit a button and it began to rise.

Amara We broke camp at first light and climbed. The ground went to loose rock, the trees thinned, and the path narrowed until we were moving single file... Bram in front, me behind him, the others strung out below. "Remind me," Zane said from behind me, breathing harder than he'd admit, "why we're going up. When down is where all the nice flat walking lives." "Because up is where Seraphine won't look." "Seraphine strikes me as a look-everywhere sort of woman."

Everyone paused, "But we don't have any gears to go up a mountain." "It's not really a mountain, just the peak. And everything we need has already been provided for, we're starting after breakfast!" "After break- "That's so soon!" "Yes!" He grinned, "Isn't it exciting? Eat up! The earlier the better, we're going up and coming back down." Startled gasps filled the air, everyone suddenly alert and seriously eating up. Going up to the peak and coming back down would demand a whole lot of energy, would she be able to bear it?

Meli suddenly squeals, making me cover my ears from the high-pitched sound. “That’s it; let’s go home, guys. Let’s leave them to their hiking journey,” Kenzie exclaims, standing up, and everyone follows. What the hell? “Hey! You guys are crazy. Where are you going?” I grumble and try to get up too, but Maddy pulls me back down.

Alec adds, his voice serious. “We will,” I say firmly. “We always do.” We continue up the staircase in silence, each lost in our own thoughts. As we climb higher and higher, the air grows thinner and colder. My legs ache from the effort, and my heart pounds in my chest. But I keep going, driven by the hope that we’ll soon have the power we need to defeat the Silver Hunters once and for all. “At least this beats climbing the outside of the tower,” Alec says. I don’t answer him. I grind to a halt, my eyes on something above.

"Where are you going?" Bai Ziqin and Adeline came down from upstairs and saw that each of them was carrying a luggage bag, as if they were going out. "You've come down. Are we going up to call you?" "Call us?" Adeline looked at Alan and asked in confusion. "Mo said that you can take us to the back mountain to enjoy the scenery and barbecue. Isn't that good?"

we said as we climbed inside the car. "Where are you going?" Keven asked, his gaze falling on us. Rhea tenderly asked Keven, "I'm going to heaven, are you coming?" "H-Ha? I pinched his side and he murmured softly, "Rhea stop stalking nonsense." I turned around and said, "We're going to the mall." Wendy astonished me by saying, "Let's go to them!" We'd go visit our mother's friend first, I said Keven.

“Why haven’t you come in yet?” “Kalem told me to wait—you know what, let’s just go,” he says, then joins me as we barge in and go up the spiral staircase, our footsteps mixing with the whirrs and beeps of the machines as well as the thuds of the ongoing battle above. At last, we reach the top of the steps, but we only see two people standing. Elora and Briar.

“Prep for dawn.” “We go now,” came from the top of the stairs, expediting our exodus. A hush fell over the basement as our heads snapped in that direction, and light footsteps began descending. -