Beyond The Door 2 Novels & Stories

I maintain a strict fitness regimen, but the Stormbreakers have put me through a gauntlet that no gym could replicate. Leaning my head against the cool tile, letting the steam kiss my skin, I find my eyes drifting toward the entrance. I imagine Logan and Brandon walking in, shedding their gear, their eyes locking onto me through the mist. I imagine their hands on me, the way they’d pin me against the wall while the water slicked our skin… "I can’t believe Petrov and Knox blew off the morning skate." A sharp, energetic voice echoes from the lockers as the door swings open. I freeze. That’s Logan Hayes. My pulse kicks up. Is this a hallucination born of exhaustion? Or is the hunt continuing?

The Witness pointed toward the edge of the universe. "Beyond the last star." Caelum stared. "There is nothing beyond the last star." "There wasn't." A dark line appeared across the sky. Then another. The lines formed a doorway. But this doorway wasn't like the one inside the Source. It was enormous. It stretched from one end of creation to the other. And beyond it was a place where everything appeared frozen. Stars hung motionless. Planets stopped in their orbits. Even light seemed unable to move. Lena whispered:

Just raw walls and open gaps. The moment he stepped up— The air vanished. Complete silence. An unnatural silence. Then he saw it— A black door in the middle of the floor. It wasn’t mentioned in any records. A number was written on it— 413 But the mall only had shops up to 412. Room 413 didn’t exist. The door was slightly open. Inside — darkness so thick the flashlight couldn’t pierce it. Aarav gently pushed the door. It creaked. And then—

“You are a smart girl.” The bunkers are totally underground, the first door laid flat with the ground, dirt was thrown over them to disguise them. This way no one would notice they were there. Once they pass the first door there is a set of steps that lead to another door. This door is heavy metal. It was made to keep the rogues out. “Ladies follow me down here. You will find food and water waiting for you on the other side of the door.” As soon as Drew opens the second door Kevin comes out yelling at his son. “You didn’t listen, did you?”

Then the entire chamber moved. Not shook. Moved. The floor separated into four enormous sections. A staircase appeared beneath them. At the bottom was a door. It was completely black. No handle. No lock. Only one word. ETERNITY. Rose stepped closer. I can't see what's behind it. Ethan looked at her. Nothing? Nothing. That had never happened before. Ethan walked toward the door. The silver symbol on his chest began glowing. The door opened. Cold air rushed over them.

It was because of her that all of them had been separated from each other since the Awakening. "Okay, I think this would be a good time for us to let go of our animosity towards each other. Cause I don't think she came here to make a show of force." Carmen said running toward the window. Sabrina followed closely as Carmen jumped out the window and flew toward the portal. She looked back to see the others behind her. They all arrived at the portal in unison, Demonya glared at them silently as her wraiths stayed by her never moving past her.

" He stepped forward as if to help with my boxes. I pushed him away, lifted the carton against my chest, and walked out without looking back. In the cab to the airport, I rejected every call he made. Seconds before my flight took off, I sent him one message. "Adrian, it's over. We're done." Then I blocked every way he had to contact me. That evening, Adrian reserved a table for two at our favorite French restaurant. He was about to call Evelyn when a message appeared on his screen. After reading it, he swayed and dropped the phone.

Gavin retorted. "Let's just go and find him," I suggested. "He said. He will be in his quarters." Gavin and I went there. When we reached we realised that the door was open ajar. That was strange because my father would never leave the don't open like that. What's more bizarre was that a familiar metallic scent hung in the air. "Is that blood?" Gavin asked, frowning at me. No… That wasn't right. With my heart racing faster than a speeding jet, I opened the door.

"Open the door this instant, I have been sent to help you guys with the process." "There's another exit, right?" I pressed, scanning the room. "Tell me, or I won’t hesitate to use this tool on one of you." I threatened, my voice sharp. The doctor let out an exasperated sigh, then gestured towards the far side of the room. "There is a door over there, but—" I cut him off, never taking my eyes off the pair as I slowly inched my way towards the second exit. Robert's voice filtered through the door, accompanied by more frantic banging.

And I whispered, “If someone’s listening… show me the rest.” For a second, nothing happened. Then the overhead lights popped—one by one. Glass rained onto the dusty floor. And in the dark, I heard a voice. Not mine. Not human. “You were never meant to find Door #2.”