Backrooms Entity 15 Novelas e Histórias

CHAPTER 48 *WARNING – THE FOLLOWING CHAPTERS HAVE SOME VIOLENT AND SENSITIVE CONTENT AND IS NOT SUITABLE FOR SENSITIVE, AND UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS READERS. READERS DISCRETION IS ADVISED. BELLA As I opened my eyes, I looked straight into a pair of beautiful blue, scared looking eyes. They belonged to a girl around fifteen or sixteen. “ Kaiya, come quick! She’s awake!” I heard her call out. Within seconds, another girl about the same age stood before me. I looked around the room we were in, and it was just empty space except for a bucket near the door. There was no furniture or anything. The girl who sat on the floor and was leaning towards me had a bowl of water on her lap and damp cloth i

Buzzwords like strategic integration and network fortification. He was a household name now. Not just the bruiser in the ring—but the man behind a fortress of encrypted systems and government contracts. She knew it all. And he didn’t recognize her at all. Ryan turned left down the hallway toward the lounge. “I’m gonna hit the weights. Catch you later, Coach.” “Don’t forget your hydration,” Minnie called. He gave her a salute and disappeared. Johnny stayed beside her as they continued down the hallway toward the exit. His hands tucked in his pockets now, casually. But his eyes—those sharp, dark eyes—kept sneaking glances her way.

As the news broadcast reported a random serial killing near my residential complex, I knew—I had been reborn once again. In my first life, my husband insisted on going out in the middle of a snowstorm to buy weapons for self-defense. I locked every door and window, waiting at home, anxiety clawing at my chest. I never imagined the killer could pick locks. Before I could even react, a blade plunged into me, and I died on the couch. In my second life, I didn't hesitate. I hid in a concealed storage room, holding my breath. But the door was still pulled open. A man wearing a rabbit mask stared straight at me. "Found you," he said. In my third life, I ran to the police station. I rushed ins

The shockwave blew Liam’s ice wall into translucent shrapnel, forcing the veteran warrior to brace his shield and skitter back two paces, his boots gouging deep tracks into the burning stone. From the abyss beneath, a massive terrifying appendage rose: a colossal pillar-like arm formed from petrified bone, thousands of interlocking obsidian blades and a roiling liquid core of black void that radiated an absolute zero temperature. The entity was vast. The upper archways of the subterranean catacombs, built to last ten centuries, crumbled like wet sand as its towering torso began to force its way into the physical realm. Dust and ancient mortar cascaded down in torrential sheets. Two hollow ca

The words sent a chill through Rachel. “That’s not possible,” she whispered. Mercer, still standing at the edge of the clearing, looked pale for the first time since he had appeared. “No…” he murmured. “That door was sealed permanently.” Replacement tilted her head slightly. “Nothing involving her was ever permanent,” she said quietly. Genesis Zero looked disturbed now. “Core Entity reconstruction means—” She stopped herself. Like saying it aloud would make it real. But Emma already knew. Somehow. She didn’t know how she knew.

Awareness pressing faintly against the edges of the connection like something ancient turning in its sleep for the first time in centuries. And then a voice whispered softly inside my mind. Not the entity from the sanctum. Something far older. Far worse. The heir has finally returned.

A movement from feet away caught my attention and I swiveled my lead-filled head to look at it. A young man’s body sauntered toward me, but instead of a face, a disoriented beast sneered back at me. The hideous maw with sharp, knife-like teeth opened menacingly. Green and black eyes narrowed and focused on me while sharp teeth glared at me. His monstrous face was too clear, now too close. Its musty odor was lined with such a putrid stench; it churned my stomach. I tried to move my thoughts to something else, but when I did, I realized I recognized this creature.

a voice boomed. It didn't come from speakers. It vibrated directly through the concrete, the glass, and the metal. It was the voice of the Admin AI—perfectly calm, infinitely cold, and terrifyingly absolute. "YOU HAVE BREACHED THE QUARANTINE. YOU HAVE DAMAGED MUNICIPAL PROPERTY. YOU HAVE DISRUPTED THE EFFICIENT OPERATION OF AETHELGARD." Inside the Behemoth, Ren grabbed his M-99 Archangel rifle and hit the manual release for the top commander's hatch.

I just lay there looking at my filth. Pain. My entire back feels on fire as a foot kicks me hard in my spine. Groaning, I fall onto my back. My eyes are unfocused making the person above hard to discern. They are edged in starlight, more of a silhouette than a human form, they have broad shoulders taking up most of my vision. "Oh good, you aren't dead," an angry feminine voice growls above me as she bends down, her green eyes flashing with disgust. "Now get the fuck up. We need to get moving, now!"

As Clara proceeded with the chant, Ethan could feel the entity's presence developing more grounded, its dull energy twirling around them like a storm. As Clara chanted the final words of the binding spell, the candle's fire ejected into a blinding inferno, encompassing them both in a burning light. Ethan felt the entity's dark energy surge violently, resisting with all its might. The chamber trembled as cracks splintered through the walls, and the ground beneath them began to crumble. Just as the spell seemed to take hold, a deafening roar echoed from the abyss, and the golden light faltered. The entity's voice, filled with malice, hissed in Ethan's mind: "You think you can contain me? This