How To Escape Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

I heard Daisy voice from the earpud, I looked at my front "There are 6 men in front of me, tell me any quick door which can get me outside more faster" I whispered back, I waited for some minutes "Once you leave there, pass your left then back to your right, you'll see a door, open it, you'll be outside immediately but if you feel you already exhausted your time, don't pass that door, just pass your right, I'll try hacking the door there" She rushed her words "Okay Daisy" I said and started to fight them

He pulled a small knife from a sheath at his belt—one he must have swiped from a guard during the escape. He cut a piece of his own tunic, soaked it in the blood from Elidra’s shoulder, and tied it to a low branch pointing toward the opposite side of the ridge. It was a simple trick, but in this terrain, it might buy them an hour. They moved into a shallow cave tucked behind a waterfall, the sound of the crashing water providing a natural shield for their voices. Cassian pushed Elidra into the furthest corner,

Odd “What do you mean?“ “I'm helping you escape, I can't let you be executed” I gathered her from the ground and started to hurry towards the secret back passage of the dungeon. I had built that myself, I used it to sneak out some prisoners who were ready to join my secret army Soon, we were in a cave, located in the woods, very far from the pack's settlement “Why aren't your injuries healing?“ I asked as soon as she was lying on the wooden bed I had made

** ORCHID We return to the mineshaft under cover of darkness, leaving the stolen vehicle where it will be found by one of the patrols. Hopefully they give it back to the guy we took it from. I don't like to steal, but in this case it was necessary. We had to leave the city and go back to the Zone. Truk leads us down the memory mine shaft, as we have no light this time. We reach the end just before sunrise and are able to escape before any of the guards on the far wall can spot us.

Behind us, I could still hear the yells of the guards as they inspected more goods that were meant to enter through the tunnel. Caspian didn’t look back. “Make it down the tunnel and then crawl up the air vent. You'll land right at the door of the meeting room. After killing Bartholomew, you run down towards the other end of the hallway where there is a laundry chute. All you need to do is jump right down, and you should land in a pile of clothes right back at the other entrance of the tunnel. This one only opens for five minutes each day.” I pulled the balaclava down fully.

he explained, “the Eagles have been using it to transport supplies through the rivers. I couldn’t find the exit. Perhaps it’s magically shut. Although I did notice the water has a running current, there must be an underwater tunnel linked directly to the river nearby. After studying the current’s distance and speed, it’d take thirty seconds for us to reach Hammerhorn and fifteen seconds to reach a safe distance. Can you hold your breath that long?” “I can hold a minute and twenty seconds.” “Good, we could’ve escaped earlier if it weren’t for these things.” He rattled his chain. “Now that you’re here, we can all escape together. Do you have a plan on how to get out of this airfield?” “Still t

she asked, startling me by how quickly and silently she moved to the door. “Ayla,” I said, sighing when I saw recognition in her eyes as she reached out to gently touch my swollen eye. However, before she could say more, I stepped through the door and closed it softly behind me. After sneaking outside, which was just as easy as before, I pulled my hood off and started running towards the exit of the mine. Security was rather disappointing and I was almost afraid I would have to do something drastic for one of the guards to notice me, but thankfully someone finally did. Pretending to evade capture for a while, I eventually knelt down and put my hands up in surrender before getting shot or tac

Their weapons remained holstered, for now. They were playing a game. A game they thought they’d already won. Raven’s breathing grew heavier, and she used her free hand to push Sarah toward the side of the tunnel. “There’s a maintenance stairwell two hundred meters down. Concrete exit hatch leads to the highway. If you’re fast enough, you’ll make it out. Don’t stop. Don’t look back. And if anything happens… keep pressing that bracelet until help comes.” Sarah’s hand clenched around the pistol, heart pounding. “I can’t...”

Daniela called out as his movements seemed sluggish. “O…over here.” He called out, coughing on the smoke. “Watch out!” He shouted as the ceiling beam came crashing down, separating us. I looked at where he had collapsed on the ground, his breathing shallow, then to the hole, the beam had created. It was a perfect way out, and I could quickly get up there and take my chances fighting whoever was sent to collect me, dead or alive. Or I could save The Hunter and use the secret underground escape tunnel.

"You should've let me complete the job in Switzerland." A red dot flashes on her chest. Pandora, from above, gets the shot. Lilith is thrown back, screaming. I crawl over to Cassian, grab his arm, and pull him toward the exit tunnel. Fire climbs the walls. "She's not dead," he groans. "I know," I whisper. "But we will if we don't get out." We crawl into the escape tunnel as flames surround the hall behind us. Ash. Smoke. Screams. Behind us, the vineyard blazes in a column of fire.