روايات وقصص ضمن Gally From Maze Runner

She quickly relayed the message to the others, and we slipped through the gateway – marked with two cardboard coffins – and into the maze. Rowan towed us through the first section of the maze, clearly wanting to get us out of earshot. Carys and June were headed to the very centre, but I’d stopped paying attention to Molly’s instructions and reminders after the first few, so I had no idea where anyone else – including myself – was meant to be.

He ordered and she immediately stood up on her feets so he wouldn't know about her injury but who was she kidding because as soon as she stood on her legs she hissed in pain as she held the walls for surpport. Jayden frown upon seeing her using the walls for surpport and he realized that she had injured her leg but he pretended not to care. “ Why did you get into the maze even when you were been warned not to by Hazel ” He asked and she gulped in fear of what he was going to do to her. “ I'm sorry Alpha... I was just curious to enter the maze and know how it works... I didn't know I won't be able to find my way out like Hazel said ” Muna said with her head down avoiding his face even though

“I don’t want her suffering.” Gael stared at me for a long moment. Then his expression hardened. “Fine,” he muttered. “Don’t say I didn’t warn you.” He lifted his hand. Silver fire coiled around his fingers, spiraling into runes I didn’t recognize—ancient, jagged symbols that hummed with lunar power. The rift split wider with a scream. Cold wind blasted through the clearing, whipping my hair forward. The trees bowed low, shadows elongating, ground trembling. The Veil-walker stepped back, face grim.

The other two guards grab one of Galen’s arms each, pinning him back. Galen makes a huge show of struggling and thrashing, screaming and howling and snapping his jaws. His limbs flail in all directions as he shrieks and sobs desperately, drawing all attention in the vicinity straight to him. So this is my opening. What’s going to happen to Galen? I try not to think about it too hard. Moving swiftly from my rock hiding place around the sides of the cave entrance, I manage to go completely unnoticed until I’m face-to-face with the waterfall.

The guy wearing a black suit just nodded and then took off after the short chat. When Gael came back inside, a random guy stabbed him in the stomach, which made him fall to the ground. The guy abruptly walks out, leaving Gael simmered with his own blood, flouring the floor. Gael was brought to the hospital in critical condition, fighting for his life. Jaz was so incensed that she wanted to meet Ezra. For her, only Gael is her father. As for Ezra, after what he learned from Dolce, he was agitated to confirm if Jaz was indeed his daughter, making a way to get Jaz's DNA to match him.

Toward the top, the stairway is blocked by large beams. "I climbed through earlier and found a good defensive position at the top where we can see the city," Labyrinth says. Garret is the only one who has trouble navigating the stairwell. I turn when he doesn't follow. His expression says he's about to tell us to leave him again. I nod at Axel, and he assists him through the short maze. Garret has impressed me. He's kept up without complaint, attacked the hellhounds with us, and when he knew he couldn't go on, he encouraged me to leave him behind. I'm still reserving my final judgement, and that will most likely depend on if he makes it out alive or not.

Luckily, one remembered the room Gael was in. Ezra made his way into the room only to meet bottles of liquor littering the floor. He almost let out a sigh of relief until he saw Gael's head hanging into the toilet bowl with his arms stretched out, looking lifeless. Ezra's phone slipped from his hand as he yelled out in horror. "Gael!" *********************************** GAEL’S POV

He worked quickly and stepped back. “Clear!” Gannon yelled, and the door blew inwards. Gage followed, rushing into the small space. His heart paused as he took in the carnage. Blood pooled on the rough floor, and Harris lay across Chantal with a blade to her neck. Gage recognized the knife as his own and savage regret surfaced. “One more step, and I’ll kill her.” Gage gave direction. “Chants, don’t move. Not an inch.” Harris’s head sat partially hidden, and too close to Chantal’s. Thanks to his SF and MSD training, Gage could make the shot, but if either of them shifted.

“What’s your endgame, Cyrus?” His grin turned feral, his eyes gleaming with malice. “Oh, you’ll find out soon enough.” He gestured to the darkness beyond the crevice, his voice dripping with mockery. “You see, this isn’t just a cave. It’s a maze. A deadly one. Traps, deadfalls, pressure plates, explosives—you name it, I’ve got it. And you, Gaius, have just walked right into it.” My stomach dropped as his words sank in. Evelyn tensed beside me, her breath hitching as she processed the trap we had walked into.

I would be sure to pay the innkeeper later for the damage I was sure it caused. Inside the room, Gale’s rucksack sat on the bed, calling to me to come forth. "Where did you put it?" I ask, as I cross the room and sit Gale down. "In-inside p-pocket." Gale gasps, pulling her lip between her teeth once more. "One full vial." Nodding, I open the bag and rummage until I find the pocket she was referring to. Zipping it open, I locate the vials of serum and pull one out.