Greenies Maze Runner Novels & Stories

Not up to twenty minutes since she slept off Jayden got into her room through the window with blood all over his body and marks from sharp claws from the fierce fight with the rogue Werewolves. He stared at his sleeping mate in front of him and just as he took a step towards her he saw her open her eyes and stare at him with shock as she gasped.Chapter 21 : Lost In The Maze Three hours have passed and Muna was not yet out of the maze. At first when she had gotten into the maze she was so excited and energetic as she explored round the maze but then after an hour had passed and she realized that she had just been going round and round and ending up at the same place.

After what felt like an eternity of trials and tribulations, they arrived at a massive stone archway, adorned with ancient symbols and pulsating with an energy that sent a shiver down Amelia's spine. Soren's voice echoed through the silence. "Within lies the final test. The Heartstone calls upon you to prove your worth." As they stepped through the archway, the forest transformed into an ethereal, maze-like labyrinth. The path twisted and turned, shifting its layout with every breath they took. Amelia's heart pounded in her chest as they navigated through the maze, their steps fueled by determination. Suddenly, the maze turned pitch-black, enshrouded in darkness. Panic rose within Amelia, bu

The thing pressed harder. The barrier cracked. Light fracturing. Breaking. Mara looked at the girl. “You’re coming.” The girl hesitated. A single second. Too long. “It will follow me.” “It’s already following us,” Mara snapped. That— that hit. The girl moved. Decision made. Ethan turned. “Exit route?” Noah scrambled up. “Service corridor—left—then maintenance lift—if it still works—!” “Good enough.” They ran. Fast. No plan. Only survival.

We have nothing left to lose because we have nothing left, period. "We'll go with the green one," Mom says firmly. "My gut says the other one is deliberately plain just to confuse us. The miracle drug must be the one that looks a bit more... unusual. Think about it. Green has always been used to represent evil in literature, and they’ve intentionally made the miracle drug green because they want us to associate it with something sinister, rather than a cure-all. The other one looks plain, almost like holy water—but that's exactly the trick, right? They want us to believe the plain one is the true drug, when the unappealing one is actually the real deal."

Mason muttered, “Everybody does until the skillet becomes relevant.” Silver light appeared farther down the passage. Not a torch. A line. It traveled along the floor. Then split. Two lines. Four. Eight. They spread beneath their feet like roots made from moonlight. Bramble stared. His vines flickered. Green. Silver. Green again. “Bramble?” Mason asked. The little Keeper touched one glowing line. The moment he did— the world disappeared. Mason stood in a forest. Not Wolf Ridge. Not the sanctuary.

They were flat brown circles with no life in them. The Village of Glass "We have to get to the well " Maya said. She grabbed her moms hand. It felt cold like a piece of plastic. "Why Maya? The water is fresh today " her mom said. Her voice was perfect. Her walk was stiff. She moved like a doll being pulled by strings. Maya ran toward the center of the village. As she ran the world began to change. When she looked at the houses directly they looked normal.. In the corner of her eye the walls were made of glowing green numbers. The trees didn't have leaves; they had pixels.

“All of us have to earn our places. No shortcuts.” “But…” I blinked. “Do I have to do the empathy maze? Because I’m very empathetic, I think. Like, yesterday I cried watching a pigeon limp across the courtyard.” Dee chuckled. “Then you’ll do just fine. But yes, empathy maze, obstacle course, and a magical background scan.” My mind spun. “What does the scan do? Will it detect fallen angel energy? Will it break the machine? What if I accidentally explode something?” “Then,” Riven said dryly, “you’ll look very impressive.”

The ground seemed to tilt beneath my feet, but I forced a bright smile, desperate not to look pathetic in front of him. "That was amazing!" I gasped, wiping a strand of hair from my sweaty forehead. "That's just the warmup," Jaxon replied smoothly, his eyes locked onto mine. "Come on. Let's hit the Horror Maze." The horror place was housed inside a dimly lit tent at the back of the grounds. The entrance was shaped like a giant, distorted skull, breathing out thick fog. The moment we stepped inside, total darkness swallowed us. The maze was a sensory nightmare. The floors shifted unpredictably beneath our feet, and walls of tattered fabric brushed against my face.

But before they reached it, A gunshot echoed. The bullet struck the wall. Sophie screamed. Adrian pulled her down. Damian shielded Amelia. Bennett returned fire. "Run!" Everyone rushed forward. Noah grabbed Clara's arm. "Come on!" Clara stumbled. Mara caught her. "Keep moving!" Another gunshot. Then another. They finally reached the end of the tunnel. A metal door stood ahead. Mara entered a code. The door opened. Cold night air rushed inside.

There are bigger things to worry about than what me and Kate are going to do, like the missing girls. We get back into the woods and I transform, then she gets on my back as we discussed. I run for hours, but it hardly bothers me. I’ve run longer distances between packs, trying to find a new place to rest before I manage to make a mess of things again. I ran for a full day once. It’s nightfall when we make it to Greenleaf. I’ve shifted and I walk closer to Kate as we weave through the trees. An enormous green sign sits on the road across from us: GREENLEAF.