Gally From Maze Runner Novels & Stories

Exercise would cure his agitation. As soon as Stralath hit the pavement, he rolled into a sprint. GANJI by PSY blasted through his EarPods, and he fell into an easy rhythm. Thanks to his Mesaphinean blood, he could run for hours and barely break a sweat. The cool morning breeze felt good, and he focused on a blank state. He wouldn't think about walking away from Gale. The last time he'd seen her, she'd looked pale and confused. Her wide silver gaze had cut through him as she'd tried to make sense of his harsh words.

She turned to him and saw him standing near her. "I'm fine, Mary. I'm fine," she said in a panic. "Why what happened?" "Ahm! Sir, Tali was injured while she was cutting vegetables," Mary confessed. She bowed. "I'm fine, Sir, you don't need to worry," she said. Gael frowned. "Who said I was worried? Don't assume that I care about you because I don't know you." He sighed and tilted his head slightly. "Put your hands up above your heart to stop the bleeding," he said, before turning and slowly walking out of the kitchen.

Gael groaned, wiping his face with his shirt, leaving bloody streaks along the fabric. “In a way there was,” Missael said, doing a sharp turn that knocked me into the door despite my seatbelt, Gael and Gabriel groaning. “Don’t complain. I am NOT getting caught by the cops and having that on my record. We’re already in deep shit as it is.” “How are you doing, Ellie?” Gael asked, smiling tiredly, a bit of blood dripping from his nose. “I—I’m fine. Both of you are hurt—do you have a first aid kit in here?”

"She was trying to find some sorta... I don't know, portal? Alyssa comes from the other side, and her grandmother is crazy about finding this place," A shudder runs down my spine. Maze must be talking about the portal behind the labyrinth. Looking at her, as beautiful as she is annoying, I find my resolve strengthening. I have to ask Maze more questions, find out what she knows, even if it means getting close to her. Then, clearing my throat, I stop stalling. "How do you know Alyssa is from the other side of the portal?" Maze grins. "What do I get in return for telling you?"

Covered in moon symbols. Behind us, Galen called out, “We found something on one of the bodies. You’ll want to see it.” Tessa’s mouth tightened. “They want me dead so badly they sent branded rogues. Like test subjects.” I exchanged a glance with Rylan, who nodded grimly. “Or bait. To see what happens when they push you too far.” “They got their answer,” Galen said. “Didn’t like it much.” A breath of silence passed between us. I could feel the weight of the battle pressing down - not just the bodies or the blood, but the realization that this was the beginning. Not the peak.

“We’re not torturing her. That’s not who we are.” Ardan’s jaw clenched and his hands curled into fists. “She’s hiding something, Serena. You know it.” “And we’ll find out what it is,” I said. “But not like this.” Before anyone could say another word, Gilly’s hand shot out from beneath the folds of her shirt with a syringe gleaming in her grip. Everything seemed to slow as she lunged forward, her target clear. “Ardan!” I shouted, but Zone was already moving.

I stumbled back, my spine slamming against the sharp edge of the stone steps. A searing pain shot through me. "Mommy!" Seeing me hurt, Gale dropped the broken medal and ran toward me without a second thought. "Mommy, are you okay?" He was already weak from Adrian shoving him into the pillar. He was running so fast now that his little face was flushed red. "I'm okay, baby, I'm okay…" I reached out for him. But Gale's foot slipped. Time seemed to stand still. I saw his small body falling toward the stone steps, I saw the terror in his eyes, and I heard my own desperate scream.

She heard the dry leaves breaking under her feet, the murmurs of the crowd, and the whistling of the wind. She doesn’t know how much time has passed, she doesn’t know how much they stopped, turned, and walked again. Minutes later, she felt the hand on her back disappear. Alarmed, she almost voiced out his name, but seconds later, she felt her blindfold tugging. The next moment, Mallory almost went blind from the brightness of the sun. She covered her eyes with one hand, and after a while, opened them slowly. “Welcome to Gale Pack,” said the voice she recognized as the one who was leading the unit. She can hear him smiling. “Where the Fantommaw resides.”

Chase slid into the seat across from me, grinning like he’d just walked in on a good joke. "Yup," Mason nodded. "The legend herself." Chase chuckled. "The girl who made history." I laughed softly, shaking my head. This day just kept getting weirder. Then, just when I thought it couldn’t get more bizarre, another guy strolled up to our table. He was older-looking, maybe twenty, with a reddish Caesar cut and a smug grin. "Whose doll is this?" He asked, eyes sweeping over me before landing on Chase and Mason.