Escape From Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

, it was happening it was actually happening, we had a way to escape now, Ezra unlocked my shackles and we headed for the exits, being careful not to make noise, Narcia walked ahead and as she reached the guards, put them to sleep with one of her spells. I could hear birds, and the water of the stream trickling nearby, there was a faint breeze, the kind that you wake up to on a summers morning, it made the world feel like a happier place. I took Ezra’s hand and we stepped out from the cave, she was squinting so hard, she could barely see. “Ezra… have you ever been outside of the cave?” I looked at her.. “No miss, this is the first time. I don’t usually see much of the sun, and certainly not

It was their way of remembering the dead forever. A careful look at the clothes would show tiny pieces of glass, stained with a bluish-green liquid, stuck to them. I still held onto a trace of hope that my brothers could uncover the truth. I hoped that they could believe me just this once. At least, it would prove that they still cared about me. Unfortunately, reality just had to snuff out my last bit of hope. Leo went pale. "Shit! She actually escaped from the mine!" Luke and Ryan, on the other hand, couldn't help but cover their noses.

Tabitha and the kids huddled in a corner. "Move! Everyone out!" E barked. Idris threw his body under a beam. "I got it! Go!" Outside, Heth kept clearing the way. "Follow the elephant! He’ll lead you to safety!" Tabitha sobbed with relief, gripping E. "Later," he said gently. "Run now. East. Audubon." They let go. The roof collapsed seconds after they escaped. Some guards had survived. Blades drawn. E and Idris braced themselves.

The cab surged forward, smoothly merging into the quiet nighttime traffic. I sank back into the seat, my trembling hands clutching my phone tightly against my chest. The mansion was shrinking in the distance, disappearing behind a row of towering city buildings. A breathless, disbelieving laugh escaped my lips, quickly turning into a tearful sob of pure relief. I was out. The brothers couldn't reach me here. I pulled out my phone to text Nina that I was on my way. A single, beautiful realization grounded me: I was finally on the run, and tomorrow, my real family would be waiting.

Then the man proceeds on walking away. Eurus promptly followed as he decided to walk along with him. He didn't give up, trying to squeeze information from him. "What's the reason for them sending us here. What is our purpose here?" Eurus followed up with another question. In the middle of their conversation, suddenly, they heard a voice of a man screeching as if he was suffering from agonizing pain, Confused, both of them followed the sound of the screech, leading them in front of a willow tree, beside a high-rise building with a HumEv Industries signage written on the building.

"You should've let me complete the job in Switzerland." A red dot flashes on her chest. Pandora, from above, gets the shot. Lilith is thrown back, screaming. I crawl over to Cassian, grab his arm, and pull him toward the exit tunnel. Fire climbs the walls. "She's not dead," he groans. "I know," I whisper. "But we will if we don't get out." We crawl into the escape tunnel as flames surround the hall behind us. Ash. Smoke. Screams. Behind us, the vineyard blazes in a column of fire.

"My husband. You know, your eyes look remarkably like his." She told me that the moment she saw me, she felt an unexplainable sense of familiarity, which was why she kept looking at me. As fate would have it, I also found her naturally comforting. Over the next few days, we frequently ran into each other at the market. She told me she had a daughter around my age, but when the child was five, out of a moment of carelessness, her husband's enemies kidnapped her. For years, they had searched for her tirelessly. They traveled across many countries and packs, yet they still had no leads.

He instructed. One by one, we fled out of the cell, but a stampede ensued as other prisoners escaped their holding cells. “I know a shortcut to the front,” Jemma said. The four of us quietly slipped away from the crowd and followed her. It was a narrow space. Jemma, Elizabeth, and Naomi had already gone through, just as I was about to step in, a large stick fell from the roof, blocking my path. We all tried to lift it, but it wouldn’t budge.

A woman who was helping the man next to her to walk emerged from behind the smoke, with a thin shield protecting her and the man beside her. Cecilia grinned with satisfaction and pride at the havoc she created. Zaha who tightly hugged Arai's body to protect her was still lying on the ground. But he saw the chaos with his own eyes. "THERE'S AN ATTACK!" "GUARDS!! SOMEBODY BREAKS THE UNDERGROUND PRISON!” “THE PRISONER ESCAPES!” Loud screams sounded here and there, but Zaha only cared to quickly try checking on Arai's safety. But… Arai closed her eyes, laying unconscious in his arms.

Damien ran forward. Nothing. She was gone. --- Cinthye emerged from the underground passage with the children. Damien ran toward her. "Are they safe?" She nodded. "For now." He embraced her. For several seconds, neither spoke. Then Alex approached. "We stopped the frequency." Cinthye nodded. "What about Elara?" "Escaped." Victor arrived. "Again." Romnick was brought in behind him. He looked exhausted but awake. "Someone needs to stop letting villains escape."