Hogwarts Legacy Upside Down Room 소설 & 이야기

Lower Lab Level 2 — The Chamber The stairs opened into a massive underground chamber. It wasn’t a hallway this time. It was a pit. A wide circular room with walkways along the edges and a yawning drop in the center. Cables hung like dead vines. Screens flickered softly, half-buried in dust. And at the bottom of the chamber— Something moved. Lena stepped to the rail, peering over. Her breath caught. At first, it looked like a collapsed mass of metal and flesh. Then it shifted. And she saw: Half a dozen stabilizer spines fused together

"So Vardam." "Maybe he doesn’t want his witch friends to find out he does something so human," Icarus shrugged, laughing. We arrived at what looked like an upside-down attic, except instead of being above, we were below the main level of the house. It was a wide space, with a slanted ceiling, dim lights fixed to the beams, and, to my surprise, gym equipment. Weights neatly stacked on shelves, a bench press, ropes coiled on a hook… And in the corner, what caught my attention most: a punching bag hanging, swaying slightly as if it were waiting for me.

Both doors were flung wide open, and I could feel the warm air pouring outside. I followed the Game Master inside to what looked to be a loft. The room was easily the size of a ballroom, but not a single piece of space had been unused. Large couches, chaise lounges and bars sat within the large area. Everything seemed centered around a roaring fireplace made of obsidian. Jutting out of the mantle were two curved horns, darker than the night sky. This wasn’t the first time I had seen those horns. They were on the doors to Castle Mist, in the estate I had ventured to for my necklace, and now they were in the Game Master’s home. While I wanted to ask what they meant, I wasn’t sure I wanted to k

Francis' team came through the entrance to secure the floor and wait for Alice's team before following the first team. The second floor was a big room, its walls were decorated with antique paintings of the owner's ancestral family members. Pots of tall plants stood at the corner of the wide room. A disco ball hung in the ceiling, spinning slowly and providing illumination at a handful of Aswangs below. Behind the inhuman group sat Don Calixto on his raised throne.

Elder Drederick led them to a door easily concealed in the bookshelves and flicked on a pair of switches. The stone hallway reminded him of the ones in the movies which were commonly lined with spider webs and lit up by flame torches, but in place of the flame, torches were lights that led down a long hallway, when they reached the end of it Elder Frederick unlocked the large door and when it swung open a massive room came into view. The basement was dusty and had a slightly damp smell, it was obvious they were underground, but the high roof and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves appeared to be a castle inside a castle on its own.

‘I thought this would take forever, but luckily she's cooperating. “Stand,” Rey told Sylvia, and she instantly obeyed. “Lead me there.” “W-wha—?!” “I said, take me there,” Rey repeated, his grip on her neck tightening slightly. Sylvia stopped her protests, understanding his intent. “Let’s go.” *********** The path to the Underground Area was unsurprisingly on the Ground Floor. It was in a room disguised as a mere storage room where old furniture and cleaning supplies could be found lying around. However, right on the ground, there existed a clearing that could be opened up, like a secret compartment.

After Jacob's reminder, I saw the message Edgar had sent. 303: "Everyone in this building is gonna die tonight!" 603: "What the hell is happening downstairs?" 304: "Wait, wasn't the guy in 303 already… dead?" 401: "Seriously, who's using his phone to pull a prank? This isn't funny." Apartment 303 was Edgar's unit, and the message was coming from his WhatsApp account. The other residents were buzzing about it, but no one seemed to take that line seriously. The building was six stories tall, with four units per floor, and it wasn't fully occupied. I shot Jacob a text. "Who took Edgar's phone after he died?"

“There. I want to see how strict you’ve become, Lulu.” Lucia laughed softly, then pushed his chest. “Follow me. And don’t you dare try to give orders.” They walked down the upstairs corridor toward the west wing of the mansion. The door to the special room was still the same—dark wood with a digital lock. Lucia entered the code. The door opened. Inside, the room was almost unchanged. Deep red walls, a large mirror on one side, a bed with iron posts, a rack filled with whips, handcuffs, ropes, and various toys. The scent of leather and wood filled the air.

“Cub, I do like you, which is why I am doing this. I also like my brother. The best way for a man to appreciate what he has is if he lost it. I am just helping my brother lose you quicker and also the best way for a cub to grow up is away from the eyes of the enemy.” “The kitchen?” I asked her. “Best room so far, you will see that the room holds a lot of treasures and secrets, in fact. It is the best option for you.” She added. I would have been offended if I had not seen the sparkle in her eyes. There was something that was going on or that will happen and this girl was aware of it but she wants me to find it on my own. “Okay fine. Sorens. Please help me with my things.” I said.

There is a huge cauldron for potions in the middle of the room with dry herbs hanging from the living room. Elle's eyes go a little wider as she looks around at what seems like the perfect witch's house so far. There is a small hallway in the back that branches off into a few different rooms. Dante leads the way down to the last one and opens it up to a master suite. It is painted all in soft colors with a king size bed and matching furniture. The comforter on the bed is pink with the moon and sun phases in gold.