Greenies Maze Runner Novels & Stories

“I love you, Gray.” “Me too, babe. Switching off your audio to me, but you’ll be able to see and hear everything out here.” “Okay.” “Muted,” he says letting me know that he can no longer hear me, as he can’t afford any distractions. The scene looks like something out of a science fiction monster movie with all the thermal imagining obscuring the terrain. He raises his hand to give some signal to move the team out. They’re going in two groups. Grayson’s leading one and Mason Greer is leading the other. The image bobs up and down as they run across the field to the entry of the cave system.

I woke up with a scream and was glad that it was just a dream, but the next second I was surrounded by fear once again after realizing where I was, I was lying in the middle of the altar. The altar emitting the smell of corruption and humidity, the moon hanging in the starry sky, I clearly saw the surrounding moss-crawling stone pillars carved with countless strange runes.

I'm going to get soaked, but that's fine because I have spare clothes in my locker. I was about to take a step away from the waiting shed when my wrist was grabbed by a firm hand. My mouth hung open in shock and bewilderment. His manly odor rapidly infiltrated my nose. His gorgeous brown eyes locked on mine. My wrist felt warm in his calloused and rough grasp. When I saw how much this guy resembled a Greek god, my jaw split open once more! His hair was dark brown and perfectly coiffed, and he had a high and pointed nose with sharp cheekbones chiseled down to his flinty jaw, which appeared to be sculpted and trimmed to perfection.

Green said as they push me into a narrow hallway going to another room just below the underground floor we are in. “Go now! Lucas and I will buy you some time. Don’t worry about us. There is another exit where we can run to. Ruzzel you must take her out of here.” Mr. Green said as Ruzzel push me into a small hole and when I came out of it I see that we are like in a sewer. I look back and see Ruzzel passing through. I look at the two who run in an opposite direction. Ruzzel and I look back again hearing that very distinct sound of gunshots coming from a nearer direction. Ruzzel grabs my hand and pulls me as he led the way.

Until they learned the answers to those questions, everyone knew that the safest place for the girl was with the Runners. When they finally reached the Alley, Razl gave a sharp sigh of relief, thankful that they’d made it back without any problems. But just as he climbed out of the truck, the hairs on the back of his neck prickled, alerting him to danger. He sniffed the air as he cut a sharp look toward Jeremy, the Runner obviously feeling it, too, his golden gaze scanning the glade. Mason and the other Runners were coming outside to meet up with them, one of the truck’s back doors opening as Tourmaline started to climb out, but Razl shoved her back inside. Slamming the door, he growled, “S

They moved cautiously, staying alert for wandering zombies. "System, is there a shortcut to the sanctuary?" Bima asked internally, desperate. [System Suggestion: Shortcut via 'Hungry Zombie Path' (High Risk) or 'Underground Passage' (Medium Risk).] ['Underground Passage' may contain medical supplies.] [New Mission: 'Find Medical Supplies Quickly'] [Objective: Obtain 'First Aid Kit' before 'Wound Infection' reaches 100%.] [Reward: 'Stamina Regeneration' (Level 1) & 'Anti-Loner Ointment' (Level 1)!]

The Guardian of the Maze At the center of the valley, they encountered the "Apex Node"—a massive, three-pronged tower that was still pulsing with a rhythmic, "Dominating" blue light. Standing at its base was a "Broken Asset" that made Ethan’s blood turn to "Zero-Point" ice.

Hunter appears seconds later as I place the glass in the sink. He leads me out of the building I have been kept in as we walk down these long, dark tunnels. It’s like a maze, with them veering off right and left. There are ladders that lead to hatches. It’s clear they run the length of the pack. The air is rather cold and I can feel a chill over my exposed skin. I don’t say anything to Hunter. Should I even know these tunnels exist? I’m shocked he hasn’t blindfolded me. I could easily escape … then I notice by one of the hatches there is a fingerprint scanner. Guess that’s why he doesn’t care. Even if I made a break for it, I’m not going anywhere.

But this time, it seemed I might not make it. "Our outfits have paints," she continued. "Mine has it, I don't know if yours do." "Yes, I can see it," someone replied. "Mine is colored white. I'm hoping yours are different." "Mine is pink." "Green." They began calling out colors. "We will use that as our tracker. From the point everyone is at now, spill the paint slowly as you navigate the maze. This will help you see if you've crossed the same path." "Understood?"

“On your mark, get set... enter!” Kit didn’t have time to think about anything else as she shot off into the maze as quick as she could go. She was wearing sensible shoes for once in her life. They were boots with a small heel on them which should help her if she encountered any mud, though she noted as soon as she entered the maze that the groundskeepers had done their best to dry out the ground within the walls of the labyrinth. She was running on a bed of wood chips. A sharp cedar odor hit her nostrils, and she hoped she didn’t start to sneeze. There was a chance she may need to hide at some point, and sneezing wouldn’t do.