Expedition X Trapped In The Asylum Novels & Stories

The line rang three times before he answered. "Dr. Aris speaking," his professional voice sounded over the small speaker. "Doctor, this is Tracy Xander," I said, my voice trembling. "I need your help. I am trapped at the Gaunt Packhouse. I am having a severe flare-up of my Lunar Decay, and the pack doctors refuse to treat me. I am coughing up blood and my body is failing." A brief pause hung on the line. The doctor knew pack politics were incredibly dangerous for human outsiders to navigate.

The facility's sirens came first—long, wailing shrieks that tore through the sterile white silence. Then came the tremors. The air itself shuddered. Lights flickered. And the scent of smoke began to creep through the metal vents. “Intruders!” someone shouted. “They’ve breached the east wing!” My eyes snapped open as chaos rippled through the ASA facility. Doctors scattered. Agents grabbed their weapons. Through the haze of pain and wolfsbane still burning through my veins, I smelled it—wolves. My wolves. Xander’s pack.

“Ashford’s last secret.” Grace stared at the dome. According to Malachai’s files, beneath this ice lay Facility X, Vincent Ashford’s most covert experiment, where children were genetically modified, trained, and programmed like machines. “No turning back now,” she murmured. From behind them, a second vehicle rolled to a stop. Malachai stepped out, wrapped in a thick black coat, his expression unreadable. Gone was the manic confidence he wore like armor. In its place was something colder. Quieter. Focused.

With hundreds of expert martial artists dead, the entire Mount Evercloud felt ominous. The scene they had just witnessed was truly terrifying. No one dared to approach the tomb anymore. "Let's go, kiddo," Xandros said to Caspian in a lowered voice. "Wouldn't that be a suicide mission?" Caspian said, momentarily stunned by what Xandros had just suggested. The corpses had piled up like mountains and yet Xandros was planning to go ahead. "Are you serious? The first trap has already been triggered. There's absolutely no danger …" Xandros said irritably.

He turned off the electricity with great difficulty, and the entire gallery building went black. Axel growled and managed to escape Jonea's umpteenth attack. "You guys cut the power, huh? It will only be a while before an automatic generator will replace it." Hunter knows that. He would use the chance to get past the final trap. For a few seconds, the power went out; Hunter immediately jumped and headed for the fire escape to the second floor. He continued running to the third floor.

Now that he was getting attacked, everyone was coming forward to kick him while he was down. Tristan and Quentin wanted to help him, but there was nothing they could do. Apart from their families and the companies that Lane Group had been working with, all the companies in Tirion had suffered severe oppression in the past because of Xavier. Tristan wasn't fully in control of the Shaws yet, or else they might have had a fighting chance. All he could do was vent his anger on Tony, the man who had run Xavier over. Meanwhile, in Tirion Asylum, Daphne stood in the middle of a crowd of psychiatric patients, dressed in a hospital gown. When she saw the news, she began laughing as if she had truly g

The light exposed everything bodies, debris, blood smeared on glass, graffiti that hadn't been there before the words written in black ash, "THE SKY LIED." "THEY'RE INSIDE US." "DON'T TRUST THE ANGELS." I didn't want to think about what any of it meant so I just kept walking. My boots crunched glass and bone and every time I passed a car, I checked the windows, hoping maybe stupidly, that someone might still be inside, alive. But they were all the same. Empty. Dead. Gone. I am selfishly hoping I am not the only one that was kept alive.

He and Kieran had been searching for Tabitha, who loved him greatly, for two difficult months, but now, another kid was calling her "Mommy" Before anyone could stop him, he charged forward like a flash and threw himself into Tabitha's arms. "Mommy, I missed you so much!" Tabitha had already recovered from her initial shock. She stepped aside and avoided his embrace. "What are you guys doing here?" Just then, the system she had thought was gone spoke again. "Tabitha, the mission world is showing signs of collapse. As a result…" After the system explained everything, Tabitha finally understood what had happened after she left. Kieran had fallen back into complete emotional withdrawal.

“Hunter, look at her. She’s guarding that suitcase so tightly. There must be something shameful inside.” I saw suspicion deepen in Hunter’s eyes. Immediately, he ordered his men to open it. Several wolves restrained me while another kicked the suitcase open. Clothes and daily necessities spilled across the floor. Freya ordered someone to search through everything. They found nothing valuable, and certainly none of the so-called confidential documents. I broke free and rushed forward, shoving aside the wolf who had been rummaging through my things, shielding my suitcase. I hadn’t expected that light push to send him stumbling backward into Freya. The collision wasn’t hard, but she still let o

They reached the west-wing corridor long, narrow, cramped with pipes overhead and emergency lights lining the floor. Cole stopped suddenly. Savannah almost ran into him. “What ” He pointed ahead. The service lift doors were crumpled inward as if crushed by a massive force. Savannah’s heart dropped. “No. No no Cole tell me there’s another.” “There isn’t,” Cole said, voice trembling. Jackson slammed a fist against the wall. “Harrison planned for this too.” Eleanor pressed a hand to her forehead. “So we’re trapped.” “No.” Jackson shook his head. “There’s always a way out.”