Greenies Maze Runner Novels & Stories

CHAPTER 125 ~3RD PERSON’S POV~ Anaya, Derren, and his warrior wolves rushed across each passage, bursting through the large metal walls and cutting straight through the maze. They had run for a while, but the center was still a little far in. The maze was a complicated series of turns that went from sharp turns to curves. “How far is the center supposed to be?” Anaya asked. “Not sure, but we should be there in a few minutes,” Derren replied.

Most of the packs only train females so that they can defend themselves but this pack’s dynamics are clearly different than the regular ones indicating why they are the most powerful pack. I shook my head and tried to channel out all the excited energy around me and focused on the maze map for the last time. According to this, I am at entry gate number 7, and the closest way to make it out of this maze is to pass the deepest part of the rogue forest. That can easily put my life in danger, but that’s my only option if I want to leave this place on time. After the final long bell, all the gates opened and we were allowed to enter the maze. I made sure to not touch anything to avoid leaving a t

His laptops and seismological apparatus lay in pieces in the corners of the shed. A stray electric cable, with its torn wires exposed, lay crackling in a pool of water. Except the liquid was too thick to be water, and it was the wrong colour. It was dark crimson and covered the entire floor of the shed. Its surface was beginning to congeal as Jim waded into the shed looking for Cundle. It began to seep into Jim’s new trainers. That’s when Jim saw Cundle, and wished he hadn’t.

An Elves enchanted a magic spell and green flame Lights up in his palm. He has a long white with blue eyes. The road ahead is long and dark with its parts made of stone tunnel. Twenty-five stealth Elves and twenty-five Knight including Allan swiftly runs through a dark tunnel. A glowing green magic tracker leads the way. After an endless race in the tunnel that looks like it will never end.

They left when the sun first came up. The sky looked like an old bruise. The Green Place was quiet as they walked away. It felt empty, like all its life was busy holding up the weak wall of light. The waterfall sounded like a sad song for the dead. Elidra carried Kieran in a strong bag on her back so she could move fast. Cassian carried the plant in a bag of his own. Its bright green leaves and white stem were the only pretty things in a world of brown and gray. They had knives, water, and some dried meat. That was all.

Grace scratches behind my ear, distracting me momentarily as I lean into her touch, a small smile on my snout. “I guess we should be going now. Airia packed this bag with food for us so we will be good to go all night.” Grace states, her hand leaving my ear as she moves to my side. I bend down, allowing her to climb onto my back and relish in the feel of her eight on me while she stretches out. Her hands come around my neck, her fingers interlocking. With a small sigh, she lets me know she is ready and we take off. I allow Amelia to take the lead with Sunny on her head, the little Pixie telling the blonde wolf when to turn in the maze like walls of trees that the Fae have created to protect

"Thanks for the update, Maddie. We should both get to work." Maddie nodded and proceeded to push the trolley, taking her leave. Vanessa helped herself into her room. She placed her backpack on the couch, then gulped down a glass of water She took from the jug on the nightstand. She sighted her phone in the middle of the bed. She had wanted to check it for any notifications but decided not to. After taking three deep breaths, She exited her room.

The honesty lands hard. Sarah turns toward the speaker. “That’s your plan? Slow?” “Slow enough to spend the dead once.” Renn’s face twists. “I hate this room.” “We are not in a room,” Mara says. “I hate the concept.” The route in my skull shifts. Leo is trying to adjust around us. Even angry, even decaying, he cannot stop helping. A second path appears, thinner, marked in amber. NURSERY WASTE SECOND GATE. A status icon blinks beside it.

"Welcome to the Gauntlet Run. Racers will navigate a three-mile course through the Ravine Sector. Only the top four finishers advance. The rest are disqualified." Disqualified. Such a clean word for what really happened. The course map appeared on the screens. Narrow pathways, collapsing bridges, and a stretch called the Killing Floor where the path split into three routes. According to Ash's intel, only one route was safe. The other two led straight into traps designed to look like accidents. I touched my helmet, feeling the tiny camera Juno had installed. It was active. Recording. "Racers, take your positions." I moved to the starting line. A girl next to me was shaking so badly I could he

It kept moving, relentless, mechanical joints shrieking. “Alexander!” Ethan barked. “EMP charge — now!” Alexander dropped to one knee, fumbling with the satchel. “I only have one pulse grenade left — it’ll fry every circuit in range, including our lamps!” “Then aim it right,” Mira said. The second drone emerged from the mist — smaller, faster. It darted up the incline, claws scraping against the tunnel wall. Lorren stumbled backward, his lantern crashing into the water and hissing out.