When These Walls Come Tumbling Down Novels & Stories

The ground beneath their feet began to vibrate like an earthquake was occurring on the ground, but that wasn't even it. After a while of the reign of silence, the sound of cracking walls was now heard. Soon after, the embattled walls came crumbling down.

That they give nothing but destruction. Perhaps, I maybe am. ***** ‘White satin stained with blood as flowers dropped their last petals. Flame, flame, flame… thy rose shall turn to ashes.’ ‘Clash of one’s affirmation, a river of red will flow. Spread across the dry land longing for answers.’ The mansion… raging in chaos. The clattering of swords and deafening bombings wreck the weeping night sky. Everything was starting to collapse no one had ever anticipated this day will come so soon. Not this moment. Not this time.

Pipes beneath the floor hissed, leaking under the stress. Thud! This time, the wall broke. Chunks of steel clattered to the floor as the wall gave way, collapsing inward with a roar of crushed metal and dust. I staggered back a step as it cleared, squinting through the debris— And froze. The elevator was gone.

“Alone.” The thought fuels me and drives me harder. Another beam cracks. Another wall collapses. Stone gives way under my fists, my shoulders, my rage. I don’t feel human. I don’t feel anything except.... loss. The ceiling above me groans. Wood splintering and stone shifting. The structure can’t hold. Still, I don’t stop. The final blow lands against a support beam. It snaps clean. For a moment there is silence. Then....Everything comes down. The collapse is deafening. Stone and wood crash around me, debris falling in every direction as the tower wing gives way.

The walls I had built around myself were starting to crumble, and I was terrified of what would happen when they finally fell. Hmmmm. what do you guys think about this chapter?

The mansion was nothing but rubble now, reduced to mere debris. Another explosion ripped through the air, and I stumbled back to the ground, clutching my side as pain flared up my spine. I forced myself up again, only to see Leonardo rushing toward me. But a pile of fallen bricks had already risen between us, forming an impassable wall. I couldn’t go out, and he couldn’t get in. All around me, the walls continued to cave, pieces collapsing one after another. Each second brought me closer to my end. “Move closer, Kimberly!” Leonardo shouted. I took a shaky step forward, but even the ground beneath me was unstable, nearly swallowing me whole.

shouted Jake, as if it was a war cry, and slammed his fist on the ground with all his might. The element of nature had surrendered to the earth’s power carrier. His eyes rapidly darkened. Before he lost consciousness, Jake saw people running out of the building. Everyone was running, throwing weapons down. Everything shook, like an earthquake of the greatest magnitude. The walls collapsed with a bang, spreading an opaque cloud of dust everywhere. The building was collapsing - collapsing right on top of him.

What are those things? “Good luck, I suspect you might need it” the leader said before they all started to disappear. No sooner did they leave do the things in the walls start exploding one by one, taking the side of the dome down. I’m having trouble breathing; I’m not sure if it’s from the weight of losing my mother crashing down on me or the hunters destroying the dome wall.

Walls cracking. Ceilings collapsing. Cesare’s voice guided us sharply. “Left—then straight—there’s an emergency exit ahead.” We ran. Fast. Focused. Not looking back. The Collapse The second we burst outside— The building gave in. A deafening roar tore through the night as the structure began to cave in on itself. Metal. Concrete. Glass. All collapsing into ruin. Blake pulled us further away. “Keep moving!” I held her tighter. Shielding her. As the world behind us—

~EMBER The nurse’s words didn't just hang in the air, they felt like a physical ceiling collapsing straight down onto my head. Weeks to months. My knees, which usually carried me so effortlessly through the grand halls of the Iron-Howl estate, completely turned to water. The world tilted violently on its axis, the ornate stone walls blurring into a chaotic swirl of gray and gold. I staggered backward, my manicured nails scratching uselessly against the rough stone of the corridor wall until my hips hit the edge of a heavy, high-backed wooden chair. I collapsed heavily into it, my body sinking into the velvet cushions as if the very breath had been sucked from my lungs.