Homelander Elevator Novels & Stories

"Of course there's an elevator, how else are we gonna get down there? And, you're about to find out what an elevator is." Caleb pulls open a curtain, revealing the elevator. "There you are. Man, it's been years! I think I should still be able to operate this thing," he says as he pushes some buttons on the panel and gets in. We all squeeze ourselves into the elevator with him and he cusses under his breath as the elevator goes down. Travis wows all through the elevator ride. When it stops, we come out and find ourselves in Carly's hideout. It looks like a regular hideout for bad guys, just a little more fancy. Carly shows up with a sinister smile playing on her lips.

Old warning labels peeled on its surface in three different languages; someone had spray‑painted a crude neon skull over them. Multiple thick cables snaked from its underside into the floor and up into the tanks’ bases and tops. “Turn everything off,” Grant said. “Or yank,” the boy offered. “Or,” I said, “we give it just enough of a kick to trip its breaker without frying whatever fuse the elevator’s attached to.” They all stared at me. “What?” I said. “I paid attention the one time my landlord let me into the basement back home.” “Can you do it?” Corvin asked.

The Erasers, caught off-balance by the sudden shift in gravity, were momentarily paralyzed. ​Leo didn't hesitate. He grabbed both Erasers by their neck-plates and slammed them through the glass wall of the elevator. They fell two thousand feet into the neon abyss below, their synthetic screams lost in the wind. ​"Ren! The brakes!" Maya screamed. ​Ren slammed a override command into his terminal. The elevator jerked to a halt just inches from the roof deck, the doors sliding open to reveal the Manta-Class Carrier. ​The Hijacking of the Manta

"Answer!" "N-no, dear. You are always right. Always." "Good," she said, then walked out of Veronica's room, holding Veronica's cold sweaty little hand. "It would be much faster if we took the stairs," the man said as he finished locking the door to their apartment. "The elevator can be hacked by the system, and chances are that the enemies using the lift will be very high." "Whatever. I trust you," she said, tightening her grip on her sister, who was trying to affirm that she was all right.

The darkness enveloped the whole place with few street lights covered here and there but the two Alphas could easily find theytheir easily about with their heightened sight. Alpha Landon led Alpha Nathan to a building that was built just like a hanger for airplanes. He pushed a button at the wall and after a low buzz, the doors opened, giving the men access to the room. They entered the empty room and Alpha Landon led his visitor to the side where the doors of an elevator were fixed. He pressed another button and the doors opened. "Step in Alpha Nathan." Alpha Landon said once he had entered. His guest stepped in and the doors closed. There was just a single button on the war and Alpha Lando

also right. That is why my personal assistant is in there for the meeting with him instead of me. Anyways how do you know so much? I’m sorry but I’m really curious” he said, stopping in front of a private elevator. “Can we save that story for another time?” I asked, I knew that if I told him everything Xander will be upset. “So that confirms that I will be seeing you again, doesn’t it?” he asked. “Yeah I guess that you will” I said, being polite since he is my future brother-in-law. He swiped a card and the elevator opened. “A key card?” I asked. “Yeah I guess that my foolish brother forgot to give you a key card to come up. You got lost because on the normal elevators the floor that we a

Surprisingly, the doors slid open with a soft ding, revealing the fiery inferno beyond. "It worked," Salvatore laughed. "It worked, man." Without hesitation, he stepped forward into the elevator, drawing Adler along. But as soon as Adler stepped foot in, the elevator wobbled and creaked, forcing him to step back again. They exchanged looks, and Salvatore, who had his back against the elevator wall, stubbornly ordered, "Try again; it's just stupid noise." But Adler slowly shook his head. "I think the strings are broken; we'll both die if I get in."

he whispered as he led me toward an elevator that didn't have any floor buttons, just a single glass panel for a retinal scan. I stepped into the elevator and felt the slight tug of gravity as we started to ascend toward the top floor, and I watched the floor numbers on the small screen climb higher and higher while I thought about the files Alexa might have found. Just as the doors began to slide open to reveal a massive glass-walled living room overlooking the city, Andre’s phone buzzed in his pocket and he pulled it out with a frown that made my heart skip a beat.