What Is Down In A Hole About Novels & Stories

"This is where we throw down those sentenced with death penalties. It's about five hundred feet deep. Are you sure you're going down there? I've never heard anyone thrown there miraculously come up again. They were all extinct to death. I'm so sorry about your friend..." I step down on the protruding rocks to look closer. Just the sight of it will strip anyone's guts. Yet if Dandeline is down there, I can't form any reason to adjourn. But why would she let this happen to her in the first place? I want to fix whatever is wrong with her. I gulp automatically when I hop to the spiky hole and submit myself to gravity. "Hey—!" Cados can't believe it. "He really did jump..."

This hole was fucking deep, much deeper than the basement should be, and there was no sign of them. Philip appeared beside me seconds later. He dropped down to his knees, and we both started calling Sarah and Liam. Finally, the fear gave way to anger, and I grabbed Philip by the collar, bringing him back to his feet. “What the fuck is down there?! Is there some way to get there?!” I hissed. Philip sucked in a shaky breath. “The tunnels… They must have fallen into the old metro tunnels. They're underneath the museum.”

“You bastard, I did all the work!” “And now you’re unnecessary,” Hound replied coldly, carving another mark into the doll. A sickening crack echoed through the alley as Puck’s spine gave way, and he collapsed onto the ground, his body shaking from the sudden paralysis. “There’s no honor in dying in the streets, old friend,” Hound said, crouching down beside him. “You should’ve known better than to let your guard down. Exhaustion makes even the strongest vulnerable, and you were far too distracted.”

I step down, one by one, from the niches I dug and slump upon the earth. I had no idea when I fell asleep until I awoke and noticed that the only small hole through which the sun could penetrate was already dark. I hurriedly stood up and climbed the stairs, but I missed a step and fell on my back. I whimpered in agony and sobbed uncontrollably. I only have tomorrow to get out of this hole, and I'm still stuck with half or more holes to dig.

But they weren’t halfway in when the ground started to shake underneath us. “Should we stop Sire? The soil is stale and weak.” “No. The point is to dig for the witch's secret habitat. The soil being weak is to your advantage.” “But we could…” I gave Theo a sharp glare. I honestly hated how cowardly he could be at times. They continued. But suddenly the ground cracked and ran through the entire arc, and before we could get out bearing, the ground was pushing us down, causing us to tumble hard. We had fallen into a dark hole. The only light was the one proceeding from the opened hole,

Then, as soon as they turned around, they suddenly found themselves leaving the mine. "Huh? Hey! Why am I at the cave entrance?" "What?! Where's the hole we were digging? It disappeared!" "What the hell is going on?" They started digging again, and a long time went by as they painstakingly dug out another two-meter deep hole. In the blink of an eye... What the hell? The hole was filled up again! Just what the hell was this?! "Something's weird! Seriously weird!" "This hole actually filled up on its own! Is it alive?!"

Something directly connected the hole to the surface of the ground, and beneath it flowed water like a river. It was the water that made the walls underneath very wet and mossy. The man seemed busy watching something. Queenie was curious about Deril’s movements. Then she drew closer to him. “You found something?” “Look, Queenie. This hole is bizarre. This is a bottomless hole. So different from other holes.” “You mean the other hole is not deep?” “No, this hole is bottomless, but there is light at the end of the hole. I’m unsure if it’s a light or a water reflection.”

“Yes, I found him, and he’s okay. But Daunator has him stuck in a hole in the ground.” “A hole? What do you mean?” Biting back the sarcastic answer that wanted to define the word hole for her, I went another route. I could see why it might be hard to believe under the circumstances. “It’s kind of hard to describe. It’s like a really deep, dark, hole in the ground. There’s no way he can get out on his own. So he’s hoping Daunator will show up and fight him so he can kill the Vampire. And then... I don’t know what his plan is to get out, but for now, he wants to be left in there alone to figure it out.” It sounded stupid coming out of my mouth, but it was accurate.

They keep reminding them to be careful and not to push one another. I made my way into the far end of the wide basement. Something strange caught my attention. There's a hole that would fit one person. I knelt to peek at what's inside but it was too dark. "What are you doing?" Connor spoke from behind. "Look at this," I told him. "It's a hole," he said. He turned back and walked into the lamp and returned with it in his hand. Everyone is already outside except a middle-aged man who followed Connor. "They go inside that hole sometimes," he said.

XANDER: Seven of us dive into the water, searching the ground for a source. The rush of water is coming from below, not above, but I can’t find anything. Not a single hole, just rock solid concrete. I search like my life depends on it—because my life does depend on it. It submerges us. We have seconds left. “Over here!” someone shouts, “There’s a hole...I need something to clog it.” I swim over to Mae and pull her up to the little space that’s left between the ceiling of the room and the mass of water.