How To Escape Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

Ida is right, I needed answers and I needed them now. I grab the map and the new letter, folding them into my pocket, then I grab a hoodie and torchlight, slip outside of my house and head for the residence of the alpha/luna. The place is crawling with guards but the map shows a secret entrance into the residence from a place at the back of the house. It takes some time to evade the guards but I finally make it to the back of the house. Almost thirty minutes of searching, I find a wooden square in the ground, covered by leaves and sand. The wooden square lift to reveal a dark tunnel that I can’t see the end. I let out a breath and lower myself into the tunnel.

“Go, Nina. Now. Before they find you here. You’re stronger than they know you are stronger than you know, there are powers you have you can't control yet, find the truth about what you are… and come back for me when you can actually win, Go to the human world and find a woman called Hygieia, don't worry it won't be difficult to find her. I shook my head, tears spilling freely. “I can’t leave you like this—” “You must.” His grip tightened with surprising strength. “Live. Remember who you were before all of this. The tunnels… There's another exit behind the old furnace room. Go!” The footsteps grew louder. Shouts rang out. I pressed a desperate kiss to his forehead, memorizing the feel of his

My mind raced, and I leaned my head against the door, heat sparking in my temples. They would be everywhere—on every floor, every private ward, in the parking lot…we had to find another exit. Then a thought struck me. Lily and I used to escape through the laundry room whenever she needed fresh air, and she never got caught. “We can go through the laundry room. It should have an exit.” Ledger stared at me like I was insane. “Kane, there are no exits in the fucking laundry room…where would we escape from? The chute?”

“We can use it to escape. But we need to clear the room first.” Sophia shot a glance at the hatch hidden beneath a worn rug. It was their only chance. They couldn’t afford to be caught in a corner. Without wasting another moment, Micah made a break for the hatch, shooting down two more men who tried to stop him. Sophia and James followed, clearing a path as they moved. The door to the cabin was wide open now, their attackers spilling in from all sides. “Go, go, go!” Micah shouted, and they didn’t hesitate. They dove for the hatch, making their way into the dark underground tunnels below.

"Two teams, at least five agents. Air support, most likely, as well." Kieran was already walking to the front of the building. “We take them in custody here to allow you and the boy time to get out." “No,” I said, emphatically. “We can not break up again.” "Kaia….." “I am serious, Kieran. It's either we run together or we do not run at all." Malek laid hold on my arm. “There is an alternative escape. A back-shaft of maintenance. It is a narrow pathway, which leads to the base of the cliff."

“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

"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."

“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 was already feeling jet-lagged. "Oh, and block Mason's number and any you could have from his pack. There is no need to relay to me if they call," I told her and she nodded. I walked towards the clamp ground and entered Lily's tent to rest. When I got up, I joined Lily by the fire. "You are here, good. We are heading out in an hour," she told me. I noticed the camp site was full and as looked around, I locked eyes with Henry and quickly looked away. His eyes scared me.

Emergency exit, leading down to the facility’s lower levels. “Boss,” Elena’s voice in his earpiece, “target has fled down Corridor C. Thiago and Ricco are maintaining suppression fire on remaining hostiles.” “Copy that. Continue the cleansing. Leave none of them breathing.” “What about you?” “I have a personal matter to attend to.” Dario stepped over the body of a Shadow operative and moved toward the hidden exit. Behind him, his people worked with the efficient brutality of professionals who had been planning this moment for weeks. The doorway led to a narrow stairwell that descended into the facility’s bowels. Emergency lighting cast everything in hellish red, and the sound of gunfire from