When You Stare Into The Abyss Quote Novels & Stories

“A choice only you can make…. Are you ready?” I still had so many questions in my mind. Like, what is the place called the Abyss? What choice did I have to make, and why was I given such a chance? And maybe a lot more, but I could not say anything. Maybe I was too shocked. Or maybe not. Maybe I was just overwhelmed. “Are you ready to hear the options you are going to select from?”

“You have carried hope. But here… there is no light. No hope. Here, there is only trust.” I swallowed hard, my throat dry as dust. “What do you want from me?” “ I want you to leap,” the Spirit of the Abyss replied. “ I want you to step into nothing, believing you will not be consumed.” The pit yawned wider in my imagination. It felt endless and merciless. My chest tightened at the thought of falling forever, spinning into darkness, and stripped of all I was. I had faced storms, fire, illusions, and betrayal but this… this was different. This was surrender.

Not that she had a worldview to begin with. "Jasper, what you’re doing is not right..." Summer was nibbled by Jasper. "You will fall into the abyss with me." Jasper did not think so and continued his most important task at hand. Summer’s mind went a little blank as she frowned slightly and said, "Have you ever heard a saying, ‘When you gaze too long into the abyss, the abyss gazes back at you’?" "Yep, I am the abyss, you can only look at me now!" Jasper was a little angry. "Can you concentrate a little more on what we’re doing?"

He felt as though he's staring right into his soul and all he could see was pitch black; if Andy could fall into the abyss of his father's soul, he'll keep on falling forever without reaching the bottom of it. As Andy stood there, staring into his father's eyes, he felt as though he was falling into a dark and endless abyss. The longer he looked, the deeper he fell, and the colder he felt. It was as if he was being swallowed up by the darkness, and he couldn't find his way out — Andy was quick to snap out of his thought.

And it would corrupt you. “That abyss is too dangerous for you to go to” Beros spoke up again “I won’t let you do that, it killed you last time, remember?” And yet again, Beros was right. I had used every drop of my essence to come within the abyss and force Nyxar in, almost getting lost there myself. “The things that live there are things we cannot even speak of, things older than us Elara” Lioren kept talking. “What exactly is this abyss?” I had forgotten Alicent was here, she must have gotten lost in the conversation.

She looked up, her gaze shifting to the far end of the room. Sebastian stood by the panoramic viewport, his broad back turned to them. He was staring out into the pitch-black void of the Aegis-7 system. The dark violet and burning gold veins along his neck were pulsing with a slow, heavy rhythm, casting an eerie glow against the reinforced glass. "But you... Commander," Elara whispered, the universal translator struggling to convey her absolute reverence. "When you commanded the swarm to kneel... the Abyss listened to you. I have never seen a Creator do that. I have never seen anything do that."

“And I don’t know if I want it gone.” Neither of them answers. The silence stretches long, heavy. I stare out at the abyss beyond the glass, but now—now I don’t feel quite so small staring into it. The abyss stares back, hungry, waiting. And for the first time, I think I might be hungry too.

Alex whispered, his voice tinged with a mix of awe and trepidation. I looked at him, our eyes locked in a silent understanding. We had stepped into a realm of ancient power and secrets, and the consequences of our actions were yet to fully reveal themselves. The ultimate revelation awaited us, veiled in the mysteries of the abyss. The weight of anticipation hung heavy in the air as we stood on the precipice of the unknown. The echoes of the entity's laughter reverberated through the darkness, a constant reminder of the dangers that lurked within. "We cannot turn back now," I said, my voice filled with determination. "We have come too far to retreat. Whatever awaits us in the abyss, we must f

The vision flickered slightly. The abyss noticed immediately. “YOU REJECT SURVIVAL.” Kael shook his head faintly. “No.” Another cough wracked through him. Blood stained his lips again. “We reject emptiness.” The void around them shifted. Restless now. Unstable. The abyss spoke again. “EMPTINESS PREVENTS SUFFERING.” Lira answered quietly this time. “It also prevents living.” The silence afterward felt different. Almost fragile. The abyss had existed for eternity consuming worlds, emotions, civilizations, yet now it struggled against something as simple as human connection.

He felt as though he's staring right into his soul and all he could see was pitch black; if Andy could fall into the abyss of his father's soul, he'll keep on falling forever without reaching the bottom of it. As Andy stood there, staring into his father's eyes, he felt as though he was falling into a dark and endless abyss. The longer he looked, the deeper he fell, and the colder he felt. It was as if he was being swallowed up by the darkness, and he couldn't find his way out — Andy was quick to snap out of his thought.