Escape From Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

Kane looked at me one last time, his expression a mix of rage and twisted pride. “You were the best I ever had,” he said. Then he turned and ran. The resistance let him escape through a hidden tunnel. They didn’t want to kill him, they just wanted the prison. In the end, the Pleasure Prison fell. ******** Hours later, I stood on the same platform, now free. The inmates had taken control. Many were already fucking each other in celebration, wild, unrestrained orgies breaking out across the Yard. 247 approached me, smiling. “You did it, Lila. We’re free.”

The golden rays of light spilled in from outside, casting a soft hue on the back of my hand. Mom was still crying, while Dad stood at the door with red-rimmed eyes. He adopted a composed look and said, "Don't cry. It's a blessing that Natalie has regained consciousness." I broke into a smile. … Three days later, I was discharged from the hospital. The sun shone brightly in the sky, and the wind was blowing gently. Wisps of steam from the roadside food stalls curled in the air. Mom walked ahead of us, eager to go home to prepare something nutritious for me.

The dead soldiers all answered as one. Charlie nodded. "This evacuation is your path to escape a life of captivity and slavery under the Qing Eliminating Society. Therefore, traveling light is essential, and don't bring anything with you unless you absolutely have to. Just to be sure, each group of evacuees will have scouts leading the way, and another group trailing to cover everyone's tracks. You can't leave any traces that you have left the mines. Got that?" Everyone answered in unison again, "Yes, Sir!"

I was already feeling jet-lagged. "Oh, and block Mason's number and any you could have from his pack. There is no need to relay to me if they call," I told her and she nodded. I walked towards the clamp ground and entered Lily's tent to rest. When I got up, I joined Lily by the fire. "You are here, good. We are heading out in an hour," she told me. I noticed the camp site was full and as looked around, I locked eyes with Henry and quickly looked away. His eyes scared me.

She kept holding it closed, and I couldn’t get her to open it. I picked up Abigail, and Thomas picked up Catherine. Rose and Aryk took care of anything that got in our way, which at that point wasn’t much. On the way out, we came across the mines and Aryk melted the long chain linking them all together before blasting a large hole in the wall. He shouted for everyone to get out – now – as the mine started to crumble. We ran for almost an hour before we felt safe enough to stop. We found a small clearing and while the others set up camp, Rose and I assessed the girls.

For a while, she regretted prying on her husband’s personal things. She came through her senses when an unlisted number called. She hunched it was Hero, and she was right. This time, she answered him. “Hello, Hero. Okay, let’s meet. We need to talk. See you there.” She hurriedly suited herself. She could not just wait for Vale to come back. She needed to know the other side of the story. VALE sighed in relief when he noticed that nobody tailed him this time. He went to a private resort where the meeting would be held. It was highly classified because they would be discussing a joint operation of NICA, PNP, CIDG, and the Philippine Coast Guard.

His guarded, determined gaze made me feel like he did not belong here at all. Still, I had no time to think about it. There were only thirty minutes left before dawn. I could barely lift the bags anymore. I could only drag them step by step up the stairs. When it was five fifty-eight in the morning, the moment I placed down the final sack of rice, the broadcast finally rang out. “Current number of people who have completed the task, thirty-five. “Ding-dong! All participants have passed this round. Today’s public voting is cancelled!”

“Protect her. Whatever it takes.” Ethan shouted from the hall. “Two hostiles down. They’re breaching the north side!” Anita turned to Gregor, heart hammering. “If I survive this—” “You will,” he said. “You’re stronger than any of us.” “Then you’ll see me again.” Gregor smiled sadly. “I hope so.” They escaped through the underground tunnels, snow crunching beneath their boots as Marla’s team covered the rear. Explosions echoed behind them. Smoke curled into the dawn.

Odd “What do you mean?“ “I'm helping you escape, I can't let you be executed” I gathered her from the ground and started to hurry towards the secret back passage of the dungeon. I had built that myself, I used it to sneak out some prisoners who were ready to join my secret army Soon, we were in a cave, located in the woods, very far from the pack's settlement “Why aren't your injuries healing?“ I asked as soon as she was lying on the wooden bed I had made

then continued to run. One by one, we filed 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.