Elevator To Another World Novels & Stories

I fell to the ground, and my phone flew out of reach. She pounced, the blade aimed directly at me. The rain poured over us, blurring my vision. “Die!” she screamed, raising the knife. I closed my eyes, bracing for the worst, until I heard a muffled grunt. When I opened my eyes, someone was between us—Gabriel. The knife had pierced his chest. Blood gushed from the wound, mixing with rainwater, dripping onto my face, warm and metallic.

Just certain that this guy has something to do with all this mess, I need to know them all, his schemes and his plans. Strolling the empty hallway while approaching the elevator, so silent and lonely yet comfortable. I entered and input the 20th button. I'm on the highest floor anyway. The elevator closed and started to descend. I leaned my back on the wall with my hands on my pockets. Same black three-fourths that stops on my knees, I have many of these matching my plain white shirt like I wear now. I noticed the elevator stopped at the 50th floor, the door opened revealing a familiar figure.

The descent was dead silent, the elevator car plunging with a smooth, sickening speed that made Anaya’s ears pop. Outside the reinforced glass walls, the raw earth and ancient Swiss foundations rapidly gave way to an architectural marvel of hyper-advanced engineering. Massive, glowing brass rings—each the size of a stadium—encircled the shaft, rotating at various speeds to generate a low, rhythmic hum that vibrated through their teeth.

Ethan muttered under his breath, “That was unsettling.” Serena pressed the elevator button. The doors opened immediately. As if they had been waiting. Inside, there were no buttons. Just a single illuminated panel. 16 The doors closed with a soft click. The elevator rose smoothly. Ethan shifted beside her. “You realize this is exactly how secret organizations operate in movies.” Serena didn’t smile. “This isn’t a movie.” The elevator stopped. The doors slid open. The sixteenth floor was silent. Not empty but quiet in the way powerful rooms often were.

This is based on my imagination. I'm sorry if it contains any grammatical errors. 𝑀𝑎𝑙𝑒 𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑑: Elijah Windsor 𝐹𝑒𝑚𝑎𝑙𝑒 𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑑: Angel Romanov

Molly and the chasen reached the end of the hallway where a glass elevator was and when it walked up to the security panel on the side of it, it opened and a blue light scanned its face and access granted the elevator doors then slid open. "After you Molly Moon," the chasen said and Molly walked in and she walked in after her. The elevator doors then slid closed and it started descending as Molly turned around to look more at the view of the moons and the dark ocean. Below was more of the concrete yard that had more chasens standing on it; a sight that sent a cold shiver down her spine. There were so many chasens and down there were probably some of the ones that were going to be deployed to

They all looked stunned to see me walk beside him and everyone that passed by us greeted him with respect like he was their alpha. We got to a door that opened on its own, I had already known of this thing, it was called an elevator which would take humans places in the company. we got in and he pushed at a button, the thing started moving upwards and I had to fight the urge to hold onto Aiden due to dear.

"Louis is going to be pissed." Lorenzo didn't slow down. "Not a word. I need to settle this quickly, and then I'll be back in bed enjoying the attention showered on me by my husband." Anya's lips twitched. "Not exactly husband." Lorenzo shot her a look but didn't respond. They entered the building, the lobby cold and sterile. Anya pressed a series of buttons on the elevator panel…a sequence that only someone with clearance would know. The elevator descended, floor by floor, until it stopped at a level that didn't exist on any public map.

"Wouldn't that mean they could go straight to her office. Isn't that dangerous for her?" "You have a vivid imagination, Dr. York. Ordinary people can't even enter this elevator, and even if they somehow got in, they wouldn't be able to use it," Heidi said. "You'll see soon enough." The doors opened. "This way, Dr. York," Heidi said before entering the elevator first. Cassian followed close behind. Once inside, he realized this elevator was unlike any he had seen before. The buttons weren't numbered floors but were instead the 26 letters of the alphabet, like a small keyboard.

Sector 11 Elevator Core 2A Eden steps in. Doesn’t press a button. The lift begins moving. But the walls don’t hum. The floor doesn’t jolt. The entire space rises like it’s trying not to wake her. She exhales. And the light dims fractionally. Not to shadow. To match the shape of her comfort. She notices. This time, she doesn’t dismiss it. Floor 3: Hallway A. She walks. Two drones pass.