Hazbin Hotel City Background Novels & Stories

Tinkerbell dared not hesitate for a moment and quickly answered, "There used to be an abundance of zombies in Zombies' Territory but right now, they all are now attacking Southwest ThirtyTwo Base City, and soon, they will be attacking ours." Lucas lost interest after listening to it and thought all of these were meaningless. "Your base city is…" "Our base city is the largest base city amongst the thirty-two base cities, named Nutty Thunder Base City." Lucas was thinking that instead of searching out for zombies, he might as well wait for zombies to gather. Only with that, things would be more interesting. "You guys snuggle in the group," Lucas ordered the Apocalyptic Legion. Then, the Apocal

" Where is the next location?" Adrian ask as he walks out of the RV and sees Wei Qing and Gunny smoking behind the RV he lend to them last night . " G city . The city known as the largest seafoods seller . But... there are also known as the most dangerous city among the teams in the base . There is no safe base in the city as there are many factories in the area near the city .." Wei Qing sighs . " Because of the factories , there are many neighbourhoods , workers headquarters and the workers that turned to zombies overnight . We didn't know the exactly amount but my friends said there are many zombies with high level in the city G. " Gunny added

Mason beamed at me, a light pink blush tinging his cheeks, "You too Breyona!" We piled into Breyona's car and took off for Haze. Haze was located just outside of the pack's territory. An entire city was just out of bounds. While we weren't forbidden from going into the city, we were expected to be on our best behavior. The city was filled with humans, none of which knew the existence of our kind.

The sky in Herlington was cloudy, but the sun pierced through the clouds, as though shining directly on her — as if the world knew that today would change everything. As usual, the sky in Herlington that afternoon was gray, as if the city was holding its breath along with Hazel Quinn. The black tabloid office car stopped in front of the Grand Bellagio Hotel, the towering glass building with its reflective surface seeming to mirror a world too expensive for a small-time tabloid journalist to enter. Hazel stood on the sidewalk, staring at the revolving glass doors for a long moment. Her hand gripped a folder and a small recorder, her heart pounding like a war drum.

Although they would return to the same hotel in the end, they would go back tonight. Zac had arranged a dinner in the evening. The mayor of Sea City specially prepared a dinner to entertain him, a distinguished guest. He lived in the presidential suite on the 22nd floor, while Hazel in the deluxe sea view room downstairs. When he came back, he pressed the 21 floor without hesitation. Although he had decided to leave her alone for a while, he still wanted to see what she was doing.

" The city buzzed with the news. Some called it madness. Some call it desperation. But in a dark corner of the city, far from elite states and luxury rooms, a figure sat in silence. Hooded. Hidden. Her eyes stared at the glowing screen. A familiar name. A familiar face. Her fingers hovered above a medical diagram. The city didn’t sleep. T City’s skyline glittered like fractured glass, towering high and cold. The lights inside Zogo Walton’s penthouse private residence were dimmed to a low glow, casting moody shadows over the black marble floors and sleek leather furniture that lined the room in perfect, soulless symmetry. Zogo stood still…silent as stone his tailored shirt unbuttoned at the c

They were getting closer to a huge city not far away. Beautiful flowers in a variety of colors bloomed on either side of the city gates could be seen from a distance. “We’re here at Hibiscus City,” said Jewel excitedly upon seeing the city gates. “Hibiscus City?” Darryl muttered to himself.

The background noises had magically muffled out and only the beating of their hearts remained, yearning for the kiss of a lifetime. A cool lovely breeze hauled through the window, letting the curtains float in mid-air with a parting that revealed the beautiful and enchanting layout of the city of Las Vegas which was reflected with the colourful background, and tints of rainbow colours emitting from the background lushed on their faces and painted the walls of the room with patterns of many colours.

According to my mates, they eat those fish, which is what gives their skin a certain glow. We were now entering the City of Zahavi, where the Imperial family lives. Before you can enter any city, there’s a huge gate where they check who's coming in. They scan you, and on the tablet screen they hold, all your information pops up. I was shocked to see mine was already set up—my mates had taken care of it. When the large bronze gate opened, our hover entered, and I saw the city for the first time. It was like a movie—no, even better than a movie. I felt like I had entered a world I couldn’t comprehend.

Below us—or above us, depending on how your brain handled gravity—was a sprawling metropolis of chrome and glass, hanging like stalactites over a bottomless abyss. "Welcome to the Inverted City," I said. "Hey, Jack," Haley tugged on my sleeve, holding up her phone. "The system just sent me a notification. 'Guest Wi-Fi Connected: Ultra-High Speed.' Seriously, can I d******d a movie? I've been dying to watch sharknado 4." I looked at the ancient, majestic city, the cradle of a lost civilization, and then at Haley. "If you d******d Sharknado on the precursor network," I said deadpan, "I will feed you to the turrets."