روايات وقصص ضمن How To Escape Cidhna Mine

Sensing I am hurt more than I am saying, Seline smiles, “Stay here for the day and rest. I will send some food up for you.” I wait until she leaves, climb out of bed, and get dressed. It's not long before Tiffany, another servant, enters the room smiling shyly as she places a tray of food on the table and then hurries out of the room. Tiffany is new to the courts, very young, and very beautiful. I can't help feeling pity for her and hope she can go unnoticed for as long as possible. I quickly eat the food Tiffany has left, then pick up a candle and some flint. I need to see where the other tunnels lead to. It takes me a couple of hours to realize smaller tunnels branch off from the main walk

“Sorry. Well, first of all I was underground. The walls were made of stone, but not the kind you build with. It was like being in a stone cave. The ground was dirt. I remember walking down a long hallway that could have been like a tunnel, because it felt closed-in to me, so if I reached my hands out and jumped, I would touch the ceiling. “When I was flashed there by Namirha, I was so angry I screamed. My scream actually caused rocks and stuff to cave-in. An opening appeared in the ceiling of the room I was stashed in. If it weren’t for the shields, I could have climbed out myself.” “You caused a cave-in? Impressive.” Gabriel smiled. “It sounds like she was in an abandoned mine. Let’s go bac

What did it mean for our insurgency? It didn't matter now. What mattered was surviving. Thanks to Harlow's incessant bragging, I finally had a solution to my Apollo troubles. Every mech is built with a manual escape hatch and the Crusader was no exception. In one swift motion I reached high above my head, grasping the smooth metal handle, and twisted. Watery grey light made me squint as I pushed the hatch aside and climbed out of my command capsule. The escape hatch led out onto my Crusader's massive, flat shoulder, overlooking the streets of Stalnoy several stories below. From where I stood, I could see Harlow's Goliath towering above me, its dented brown hull slowly beginning to retreat aw

"Silas, tell me there’s a way out that doesn't involve me trying to fight those things in a hallway the size of a coffin." "There’s a disposal chute at the back of the chamber," Silas said, his voice tight. "It was meant for... the waste. It leads directly to the reclamation level, two floors down. From there, it's a straight shot to the escape pods. It’s a vertical drop, and it won't be gentle, but it’s the only path they haven't blocked yet." "Go," Elena said, her voice sounding stronger than she felt. She could feel the Harvesters closing in—she could smell the rot of long-dead tissue and the sharp, metallic hunger of the Void. "Killian, take the kids and jump. I’ll be right behind you."

"She tracks. That's her game. Chip probably lit up the second we holed up in this cabin. I should have scanned again before we settled in." I wiped sweat from my eyes, my hands shaking. "So she's out there right now, directing all this? Helicopters, heavy fire, the works? We need a way out, Skoll. Tell me you have a plan." "Working on it," he growled, pulling me deeper into the shadows as another barrage hit. The cabin above us splintered louder, timbers snapping. "There's an old tunnel from the cellar. Leads to the ravine. But we have to time it right. Lila won't come in blind. She'll wait for the choppers to soften us first."

My heart begins to beat increasingly fast knowing that this is the should be the moment that I escape from this place. I used the key and opened up several of my chain. I fondled my hands after unlocking the chains on my hands and subsequently leaned down and did the same to my leg. I was finally free off the shackles and my next plan was how I intended to leave the dungeon without the guard noticing. I observed that Kieran had stationed only one guard at the dungeon and I could easily out maneuver my way, if I could successfully pull down the guard.

“Let her cool off, Ward. She’s not going anywhere.” I turned on my heel, heart pounding, and stormed down the hall. The safe house had a back exit, one I’d overheard Kade mention during their perimeter check. If I timed it right, I could slip out while they were distracted. Ethan was my lifeline, my proof that I still had some control over my life. Dusk painted the hills in shades of purple as I slipped out the back, my heart racing. I’d waited until Damien was on a call and Kade was checking the garage, using the safe house’s labyrinth of hallways to my advantage.

I tried to speak, but she was pressing hard on my windpipe. “I want you to get up slowly and show me the easiest way out of here.” Cynthia ordered. I did as she asked. Standing up, there was a secret passage off to the side. We set it up in case of a fire or anything that we needed to get the prisoners out quickly. Going over to the built-in bookcase, I pulled on the book, Deadly Mate. Slowly, the book case creaked open with a fresh layer of dust flying around.

she suddenly said in a pleading tone. Melda nodded while still holding her hands. “There is only one way, Ms. Gerthel, you should take the underground tunnel and it will lead you to the cliff. From the cliff, you should be brave enough to jump to the ocean. That will only be your way to escape from here.”