Elevator To Another World Novels & Stories

6969 Anya’s POV The elevator did not have buttons. It did not feature a glowing floor indicator, a panel of emergency switches, or even a polished mirror to look at your own reflection. It was nothing more than a seamless, claustrophobic box of brushed steel that moved upward with such terrifying, silent velocity that I felt the air pressure change instantly inside my head, making my ears pop.

Everything feels normal with soft music and mirrored walls. The elevator starts going up. Up? I frown immediately. Wait! Shouldn’t lunch be downstairs? “Oh no.” I press a random button, but nothing happens. Great! I’m trapped in the rich people machine. Well then, let me see where I'll be dropped off. A second later, the elevator dings softly. The doors slide open. I look forward, and my entire soul exits my body like I just saw a ghost. Because standing directly outside the elevator waiting is Amy Stone Ford.

Level 1… Level 2… Level 6… Then the elevator jerked. The lights flickered. The air grew cold. “What the hell?” Scarlett whispered. A mechanical voice echoed overhead. “Authorization breach detected. Level lockdown initiated.” Then everything went black. When the lights returned, they were no longer in the elevator. Scarlett gasped, stumbling forward. The room around them was circular, sterile white walls lined with old medical equipment and flickering monitors. The elevator was gone replaced by a seamless wall. “What just happened?” Damien murmured, drawing his gun.

She forced him to a stop. Dennis looked at her and sighed. It looked like he had a lot of things on his mind to say but was deciding to keep mute about them. "Look, Megan," he left her hand to touch her shoulders and she felt a wave of sincerity coming from him, "I know that things are little disorienting at the moment, but what you're about to do is going to change the world. You just have to wait and see." With that, he pressed his wristwatch, which Megan realized then was actually touchscreen, and a section of the wall- both glass and rock- slid open to reveal an elevator. "Tell me, Miss Months, do you believe in superpowers?" he asked as they stepped into the elevator.

The threat was low, unhinged, and delivered with such calm certainty that my thighs clenched involuntarily. I pouted hard, glaring up at him, but he only chuckled, the sound annoyingly cute and lovely despite everything. “Good, now I’ll take you to your new room,” he said, still grinning. We stepped into a sleek glass elevator that rose smoothly through the towering floors. As we ascended, I couldn’t stop staring. Each level revealed new wonders, gardens suspended in mid-air with waterfalls flowing upward, libraries with books that floated and rearranged themselves, training halls where warriors sparred with blades made of condensed moonlight. The sheer scale and beauty made my head spin.

EVE. The elevator dinged, and when we stepped out, it looked like we just walked into a whole new world altogether. If I weren't paying attention, I would have thought we had stepped out of Spenders' Desires, into a different building. There was cold lighting, glass doors, and people moving around like their jobs were tethered to the world's survival. There were offices lining the hallway, most of them with transparent doors. And the people inside hunched over desks like their lives depended on every keystroke. No small talks or leisure time. Just eyes on screens and that dreadful sound of a professional setting that takes itself way too seriously.

What if Bonus Chapter 4: What If They Met in an Elevator Trap? Eli POV The elevator in the downtown high-rise shuddered to a sudden, sickening stop between floors 14 and 15. The lights flickered once, twice, then settled into dim emergency mode, casting everything in a sickly yellow glow. I was stuck. Alone. Or so I thought—until the guy who’d stepped in right behind me cursed under his breath, voice low and frustrated.

Could it be that…’ ‘I transmigrated to a parallel world? ‘The hell!’

The elevator finally came to a stop and the doors opened, revealing a room big enough to be called an apartment. Exhaling, I stepped into the underground room, the glass walls and ceiling enveloping me in a sleek, modern embrace. The soft hum of machinery and gentle glow of screens creating a futuristic ambiance that feels like a secret world. Well, in a technical sense, it was actually a secret world.

Celine noticed the elevator has no other buttons aside from the emergency buttons: emergency open, emergency close and emergency bell. She tried to swipe the walls thinking it was motion censored but no buttons appeared. When the door opens, her ears were ringing due to the sudden change of pressure. It must be a very high floor. She could not contain her excitement when she saw how big his unit was. “Whoahh. This is way bigger than my unit” she said in admiration. The other side has floor-to-ceiling glass window showing a panoramic view of the city. Another side has a huge aquarium that is even bigger than her.