Athens Lunatic Asylum Novels & Stories

Aaron, on the other hand, looked as if he wasn’t paying any attention at all, and Cadence figured that was because he already knew what Larundel was and wasn’t bothering to listen to Christian’s attempt at storytelling. “It was only open for about forty years, but during that time, thousands of psychiatric patients resided there, some of the worst cases imaginable, too. Schizophrenics, the criminally insane. It’s really not a very nice place. Now, paranormal investigators flock to the site because of all of the activity. Well, they did anyway. I imagine if Holland is holed up there, they wouldn’t be coming in droves anymore.” Christian concluded with a satisfied look on his face. “So you thi

Hestia did a hand sign, making everyone laugh before Loukas said, "See? That is how to make a joke." "Talk to me one more time and I would wring your neck," Athena seethed. "Oh! Oh!" Fani was clapping and jumping excitedly on her chair as she said, "Do you remember when Athena swore to kill Loukas because he farted in the bath?" Artemis smiled. "How could we? Loukas ran away into the woods and refused to return till Persephone looked for him." "And he was naked!" Fani was giggling. "It is not like I could run back to get some clothes when some warrior with- Oww!"

Their eyes darted around the room, trying to locate what had caused the gushing sound, then they realized that Robert was drenched from his head down to his toes. It wasn't blood but a glass of water! “Take him and imprisoned him in the enchanted dungeon, and make sure he doesn't get the luxury of food for the next three days. I want you to make sure of it, otherwise, you'll have your life in my palms” Alpha Dimitri squeaks When Robert heard where the Alpha had asked them to take him, he became paranoid and scream out bitterly.

When she was on the Isle of Hideon, Grisel once mentioned that Athena had given her a few pills which allowed her to deceive others for so many years. Athena extended her hand and said to Larissa, "Please help me check if there's any cure to my amnesia." Larissa nodded and began to examine Athena's pulse. Simultaneously, she also quietly activated her special ability and began to check Athena's health condition. She saw quite a few odd-looking cells in Athena's brain. These cells weren't the usual round shape, but were polygon and were much bigger compared to normal cells. Moreover, these cells were spread out near her hippocampus and were pressing on the blood vessels.

Why would he? * * * Bored out of his mind, Damian lounged with his feet on his desk. Far beneath the glass cocoon that housed his corporate headquarters, Athens was slowly waking up. Athens, a city in trouble, licking its wounds as the world watched in wary fascination. People encouraged him to move his base to a different city. New York. London. Anywhere other than the troubled Greek capital. Damian ignored them.

Others seemed relatively normal, except they kept insisting that Warren Buffett had stolen their brain… I muttered to myself, “Is there even a single normal person in here?” While the nurse was handing out the medication, I seized the moment, rushed forward, grabbed her arm, and asked, “You’ve got the wrong person, right? I’m not sick. Why did you bring me here?” Unexpectedly, the other patients started copying me. They surged forward in a mob. “Yeah! We’re not crazy either! The crazy one is the world!” The nurse frowned, then pulled out a stun baton from behind her back.

”Athens said playfully “She's pregnant , why did you take her in.”Casper asked ‘ “She offered me something I couldn't refuse , don't worry I'll take care of her .”Athens said “Hmm.”Casper said hanging up Evan already notified me that the two guys were locked up in the basement. Time for toture….. The drive there was so fast, Amelia was eating weird food combos , so cute. The basement is a big hall with different room and torture tools. No body going in ever makes it out alive. Casper entered the room and the smell of blood was the welcome scent.

PROLOGUE Tuesday, 17 August, 1869 Belle Vue Lunatic Asylum “Get those frigging troublemakers out of my way. I’ll deal with the Grady girl . . . ” Bill Callahan hung back as the beefy supervisor and one of her assistants pulled the two lunatics covered in vomit to their feet. They propped them up, then dragged them past the remaining knot of inmates huddled on the floor and made slow progress along the corridor toward the infirmary.

Her disbelief manifested into an initial numbness, a surreal sense that this can’t be happening, that the world has stopped making sense. Athena was shaken right down below her foundations, like broken down into a road of glass shards. Her mother held her down and steadied her. This was the truth known to everyone. But lest known to people, behind the locked doors, Azazel survived. His injuries were fatal, but his mental power to return to her kept him awake.

Louella slammed the telephone receiver into its cradle as she released her frustration with a scream. Those bumbling idiots at the asylum had lost Davina! How could that happen? She’d selected them because of their reputation for being unscrupulous enough to allow the almighty dollar that was paid by the family to influence how well they treated a patient, or how long they kept them. The institution was basically no more than an outlet for families of wealth and power to rid themselves of troublesome family members under the guise of mental health. In its thirty-four years of being in business, no one had ever escaped; until now.