Hazbin Hotel Building Novels & Stories

When I communicated with my wolf, my eyes would involuntarily shift colors to the purple hue I tried to hide under my alias, Lia. Looking up at the six-story building, a wide grin spread across my face. I had done enough research on Z.H. Tech to know the layout already. The building is wrapped around in a U-shape pattern, with the first floor being the main lobby, which is open to the public.

"We were neighbors when we were children. You were new and no one played with you, so I stayed by your side. And when you left, I even made you a red string bracelet." Sean instinctively looked at me first. It suddenly clicked. "Sean, you're that kid with the bangs?" I turned toward Vera. "The story you just repeated is the same one I told you, isn't it?" Back when university had just begun, the girls in our dorm started a game of truth or dare. I picked the truth, and Vera asked if there was someone I couldn't forget. I told her that story, never imagining she would twist it like this. Vera snapped, "What are you talking about? I have proof."

"He'd need a vantage point. Somewhere high enough to see multiple streets." "And secure enough that our teams wouldn't find him during the search," Marco added, joining us. Kayden's finger traced the perimeter of our search zone. "What's the tallest building in this area?" Marco pulled up building records on his tablet. "The old Garrison Hotel. Twelve stories. Been abandoned for eight years, scheduled for demolition next month." "Show me." The building plans appeared on screen. Twelve floors, basement levels, and— "Rooftop access," I said, pointing. "Perfect line of sight to the entire search zone."

Splice added, “Three of those buildings are public housing towers. We leak this, and the city council will have to investigate. Halser’s finished.” Marcus leaned on the table. “We strike on the day of the ribbon-cutting. Cut the feed live.” Elara nodded slowly. “I want his fall to echo.” “Then we make it shake the skyline,” Damien said. But while Elara planned Halser’s takedown, Cassidy was already moving underground. Inside her private quarters—now reduced to a suite of security-laden rooms in her father’s off-grid property—she stood before a glowing board of red strings and black-and-white photos.

A chill crept down my spine. “How long?” I asked finally. Damon tilted his head slightly. “How long what?” “How long have you been building this city?” He didn’t answer immediately. Instead he leaned forward slightly, watching the training grounds as we drove past. “A long time.” That wasn’t an answer. But it told me enough. Years. Maybe longer. The vehicle slowed again before stopping in front of the largest building in the compound. It rose three stories high, constructed from reinforced steel and concrete. The nerve center.

I looked at him, and I waited for another image to pop on my screen, which it did. The image of the house popped again, and I said, “Hotel. Hazbin hotel. Goldsmith cash. Hazbin hotel.” He didn’t understand that I said then he was dumb. Too dumb to be a healer, he tapped furiously on the screen of his phone he was going to break it, and it was certain. He showed me an image of a big building with the name ‘Hazbin hotel.’ On it, I nodded with excitement, and he smiled too. We had finally come to an agreement, and it was so fulfilling.

I remained expressionless, pretending not to notice the provocation in her eyes. There was only one month left before the apocalypse arrived. I had no time to waste watching her schemes. In my previous life, I only thought the convenience store Dad left behind looked too old and run-down to attract customers, so I hired people to renovate it according to my design, reinforcing it with steel and concrete. I never expected a zombie outbreak to happen afterward. That tiny convenience store became unbelievably sturdy after the renovations, turning into my warm sanctuary in the apocalypse. Back then, I managed to build a temporary shelter with only limited funds.

said Coralis, standing in front of a dilapidated building in the old part of the city some times later. “I can picture how it would look like once we’re done repairing and renovating it,” said Sebastian, standing beside her, glancing back and forth between the blueprints he held and the derelict building.” “Same. We’re close to several hubs without being too close. Four floors and two subbasements, so it gives us space to play around and accommodate all factions we’ll be serving.” “They only want $400k for it. At that cost, I don’t even think you care if it takes a long time before the Core Elders pay you back.”

Chan got off at the city hub and walked to the Lilac Works. On the way to the office he stopped to watch a huge building under construction. It was the tallest in the city and was under the final finishing works. It was rumored that the whole building was of a single corporation, but which, no one had any idea. Chan looked at the construction for a moment and then went to the office.

I'm usually able to control my heat and now I can with the help of the suppressants I had been given. I wanted the perfect cottage hideaway for spending time away from the pack house with my men and it could also be used to hold guests visiting. It needed enough room to hold us plus guests and in the future of our family. I ring our architect and tell him to get the construction started as I wanted it completed as soon as possible. Within the hour, construction had begun and I was excited to show Zante when it was completed. I had asked them to keep it a secret from him.