How To Escape Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

The only obstacle was crossing a river. Eve stared at me, her eyes full of helplessness. "But I don’t know how to swim." I lowered my gaze and whispered, "I’ve hidden a small boat in the cornfield. When the lantern ceremony begins the day after tomorrow, we’ll sneak away and escape." The old fishing boat had been discarded by a fisherman in the village, left abandoned in the fields. I had secretly repaired it and stashed it in the cornfield when no one was watching. Eve’s eyes lit up.

I used to think love could solve everything, but it wasn't even enough. I had ruined my life to please a parent who never gave a damn about me. The least I could do was give him a heads-up about my change of heart. By 8:00 PM, my luggage was neatly settled by my feet. My hazel eyes were locked on the wall clock in the middle of the sitting room. My phone lay in my palm, ready. "Dad? ... You have lived long enough, and I believe I’ve played the part of the good daughter long enough, too. Tonight, I’m escaping Tyler’s prison. He will come for you. Goodbye."

Minotaur answered. ** Inside the bungalow house, JD is instructing the four boys on what to do. “All of you, go to my bedroom. There is a hatch door under the bed. It is an escape route, a hidden passage going outside. You have to get out and contact Yosef and the others.” JD carefully instructed them. “But how about you, hyung?” Danny worriedly asked. “I can handle them alone. There are only two people outside. They can’t go inside yet because of the electric fence. But I’m sure someone is already hacking the system.” JD explained.

"The outer courtyards are swarming with hostile forces. The council's security units have surrendered the gates. We can't hold the estate." "We move to the forest," I ordered, taking one side of the pod. "The hidden northern exit. Merikh took that trail, it's our only chance." We moved quickly down the service stairs, slipping past the bodies of guards and servants. Kael unlocked the iron grate leading into the escape tunnel, and we pushed the wheeled transport pod through the passages. Ten minutes later, we burst through the concealed hatch on the hillside, stepping out into the freezing, snowy northern forest.

“I am in.” We timed it. We would strike twice. I planned to hit harder than I had to, at least to knock her out. The day of the escape came. Micah had hacked the comms. The cameras were looping. Patrolling guards rerouted. I had done my part. I was ready for Lance and my plan. I tucked the ID chip I had stolen into my boot. Kept a secondary route open near the maintenance tunnel. I was going to vanish. They would take Richard. And I would migrate the hell out of this hole the moment I was given the opportunity.

- But I still do not know how we are going to leave this place unnoticed. Demetria offered her a small smile and returned to the wall. - This way. - She said and pulled down an old candle holder. The hidden doors opened without a sound. - Take kids and go. This tunnel will lead you to the mountains. I did not have time to check it all myself, but I believe you will safely reach your destination. At the end of the tunnel, look for anything that has a dragon symbol on it. Press it, pull it, try everything. That will let you enter the cave in the mountains. When you will be there, let them know to get prepared. They will know what you mean.

“That's a good plan. Moreover even if you leave this room, you still won't be able to leave the compound, so there's really no point.” Dr. Ganner stepped toward Lylah once more. “One last thing. If someone comes in while you’re working, don’t try to confront them. Hide. There’s an emergency crawl space behind the sterilization chamber. Small, narrow—no bigger than a coffin—but it’s shielded from infrared. You’ll be invisible. You’ll need to pry the latch open from the bottom, but it works. I designed it myself. Then after they're gone you can come out and leave. And when leaving, don't leave by the main door, the guards would be back at it by the. There's a hidden door beside the crawl space

It is the presence of the mind that makes you truly powerful. Sia took deep breaths and calmed herself down. There had to be a way out. Often the way to escape was the simplest. She remembered how she could just walk through the walls to get out of the room of illusions. That didn’t seem probable here but there had to be a solution. She browsed through the options on the CID. Her hands hovered over the annihilate icon. Her heart skipped a beat but then she decided to take a leap of faith. Her heart pounded against her ribs as she tapped on the icon. If anything backfired, she would be dead meat.

“We blow up the warship above us.” Emma looked at the radar again. The Covenant vessel remained directly over the launch shaft. Elizabeth whispered, “That would be enough energy to break his shields.” Victor nodded slowly. “Yes.” Daniel smiled. “Now that’s my kind of plan.” Emma looked worried. “But we’d still be inside the facility.” Lewis answered calmly. “Not if we leave first.” Victor blinked. “Leave?” Lewis pointed at the tunnel map. “The mining tunnels lead to the outer escape dock.” Sophia studied the map.

Explosions rocked the compound. The ground shook beneath them. And in the distance— Helicopters approached. Ayesha’s stomach dropped. Reinforcements. They were trapped. Desperate Measures “Fall back!” Adrian shouted. They moved fast, but the compound was a maze. Flames licked at the walls, smoke filling the air. Ayesha coughed, eyes stinging. She could hear Kier’s men closing in. They needed an escape. Now. Priya’s voice crackled in her earpiece. “There’s a service tunnel beneath the north wing. It leads to the cliffs.”