Escape From Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

The firefight raged for nearly five minutes—an eternity in close-quarters combat. The Narrow Escape Finally, Mia secured an exit route through an emergency maintenance shaft. “Go! Move! I’ll cover!” she shouted, laying down suppressive fire. One of their operatives took a bullet to the shoulder but managed to limp along as Damian and Cole helped him through the tight shaft. Explosions rumbled behind them as Cole triggered remote charges, sealing the main corridor and slowing pursuit. Breathless, bloody, but alive, the team emerged from a concealed escape tunnel several kilometers from the facility, where the extraction helicopter was already waiting.

Liam tackled the last man to the ground, slamming the butt of his rifle into the visor. Silence fell, broken only by the whirring fan of the terminal. I turned slowly, eyes fixed on the screen. Upload Complete. I slumped with relief. “It’s done.” Liam nodded, chest heaving. “Then let’s vanish before they send another wave.” We rigged a fire diversion and escaped through a hidden tunnel behind the station, the desert swallowing us once more. As we crested the next ridge, I looked back. Smoke curled into the sky, but the chip was gone, and the data was free.

The Escape Attempt We raced through the flooded corridor, gunfire erupting behind us as Vanessa covered our rear, dropping guards with deadly precision. Kyle forced the lift system online, activating the manual override. "We’ve got forty seconds—MOVE!" Damien roared: “GO—NOW!” Before we could reach the lift platform... Heavy explosion charges detonated, shattering steel supports, collapsing the only exit tunnel. Face-to-Face Again Through the smoke and fire... Natalia Cross emerged. Scarred... bloodied... unbroken. Her dark eyes gleamed... filled with fire and vengeance. "Did you really think... you could escape me?" she hissed.

Kaiden had come out of the cave not long after, with all the girls that were rescued, The girls all started crying from the joy of seeing outside after a long time and thanked Freya and Kaiden, Since most of the girls were from times near the northern pack’s territory Nathan had offered to help take them back to their homes,

“He won’t like it if he found out you’re trying to escape. So, please, stay put and wait for him to come back.” “I’m tired of hearing those excuses! I don’t even know why I just woke up locked in a room, and everybody’s telling me not to leave, and that Alpha told me I’m his property and this is his territory and---” “Because that’s the truth, Miss.” She wanted to grab a handful of her hair! She was losing her mind. “Please, just let me go. You can’t get anything from me. I’m just a homeless lady, seeking freedom. I don’t want to be a slave of your pack. I don’t have any skills anyway. I’m useless.”

Liam It has been two months since I pulled Cara Russo and her newborn daughter out of the skylight I kicked in the roof of a rundown shack, hidden in the woods. Landing on that roof and it not blowing up was pretty awesome. Kicking in the skylight and being able to pull Cara and Scarlett out was even better. To say it has been a crazy two months is probably an understatement. Being the “upstanding” citizen that I am, we called the cops. Once Cara got to the hospital and checked, the fun really began. After an investigation, it was ruled self-defense. Cara didn’t have any other choice. Kill or be killed.

She was a hero and the pathetic manner in which she died was beneath her. Rubbing his cheek, Haldir glanced down to the mine entrance as a plan started to take shape in his head. Part of the old mine collapsed just a few days earlier leaving only one route of escape from the cold blackness of the Earth. If he could coax the hunters inside, Haldir could funnel them all into one area and take them out quickly without much of a fuss.

A sharp pang hit my chest. These weren’t just soldiers to him. They were his family. And Elias was wiping them out, one by one. Damien grabbed my face, forcing me to meet his eyes. “We have to move, Aurora.” I nodded. And ran. The Escape The underground tunnel was cold and damp, barely wide enough for us to move side by side. I could hear Damien’s breathing beside me, steady but tense. He was thinking. Calculating. “How many?” I whispered. He didn’t hesitate. “At least twenty.”

What did it mean for our insurgency? It didn't matter now. What mattered was surviving. Thanks to Harlow's incessant bragging, I finally had a solution to my Apollo troubles. Every mech is built with a manual escape hatch and the Crusader was no exception. In one swift motion I reached high above my head, grasping the smooth metal handle, and twisted. Watery grey light made me squint as I pushed the hatch aside and climbed out of my command capsule. The escape hatch led out onto my Crusader's massive, flat shoulder, overlooking the streets of Stalnoy several stories below. From where I stood, I could see Harlow's Goliath towering above me, its dented brown hull slowly beginning to retreat aw

Sofia Leaves the Hospital An hour later, I stood beside Alessandro's bed one last time. I adjusted the blanket gently over his chest. "I'm going to handle this," I whispered. "So hold on for me." I pressed a soft kiss against his forehead. Then I turned and walked out of the room. The corridor felt strangely quiet. Too quiet. I stepped into the elevator and pressed the button. The doors slid shut. And just like that— I left the hospital to meet Victor Kane. The Fake Doctor Arrives