How To Escape Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

"Kaelen didn't track the ice, Vane. She tracked the frequency. She’s been letting us 'run' so she could map exactly how my power reacts to stress." "We need to go," Ignis said, his voice urgent. "There’s a hatch in the back of the coal chute. It leads to the sewer main. We can make the river from there." "If we go to the river, we’re exposed," Aiden argued, already moving toward the back wall. He placed his dead hand against the stone, and the mortar began to crack and crumble as if it had been hit by a sledgehammer. "We go through the front. It’s the only way to break the perimeter before they close the trap."

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

What I do care about though, is blowing up Cara and her baby. “Cara, I am going to climb up on the roof.” I explain. “Then I am going to bust through the skylight in the roof and pull you guys out through the it.” I make my way over to a nearby tree. It doesn’t look too bad. Grabbing a branch I quickly swing my way onto a higher branch. So goes, until I am level with the roof of the cabin. Before jumping, I stop and look out. This could be it, this could be the last moment of my life. Have I lived a good one? Probably not, if I live through this, will I change? Probably not. With that sobering thought, I jump.

"Listen carefully. We're getting out of here soon. The route will be dangerous, and some of us probably won't make it. But it's better than staying here to die." "What's the plan?" Helena asked quietly. "Dean's compound has multiple exit points, but most are heavily guarded. There's a service tunnel that leads to the old mine system, we can use if to escape. It's our best chance." "How do we get to the tunnel?" Jamie questioned. "We create distractions. Multiple fires, explosions, anything to draw guards away from the tunnel entrance. Small groups move independently, rendezvous at the mine entrance." "And if we get separated?" Ruth asked.

Hamilton commands. "Fine, I'll figure something out," I respond, my voice trembling. I end the call and survey the room, pondering how I can make my escape. "Window," a voice inside my head suggests. Following the advice, I approach Kai's window and cautiously open it. A fire escape comes into view, offering a potential means of escape. Without hesitation, I climb out and swiftly descend the metal stairs. Although I should have informed the guys about the situation, I couldn't risk Kai's safety by involving them.

I tried to tell him that it was nothing, that I could handle myself and that my daggers were sharp, but he silenced me with a sharp look. "We have a plan," Liam continued, his voice firm and leaving no room for argument. "We have created an escape route for you through the old servant tunnels that lead out toward the southern ridge. You'll end up in the village where we placed your friend, and the two of you will move from there into the deeper parts of the continent." He stepped even closer, his scent of pine and iron surrounding me. "You need to move as far away as possible. Get your things now, and Cade and some of the trusted guards will lead you away from the fortress's vicinity before

I shouted, backing up toward the cliff wall. Killian grabbed my hand, his grip like iron. "Run! Toward the mine entrance!" We bolted through the snow, the rogues hot on our heels. I could hear their snapping jaws, their heavy breathing. We reached the entrance to the mine, a dark, yawning hole in the side of the mountain. We dove inside, the air suddenly turning warm and smelling of sulfur. Killian grabbed a heavy timber from the side of the tunnel and shoved it across the entrance, jamming the door shut.

her eyebrows creased when she looked at me. " Because Nimue was scared of using it ", I whispered, and looked back at my brothers. " Get Derek, and Shirer and Celeste. It's time we went to get our family back ", I said, and turned back grinning at her. " Thank you for the needed motivation" I told her and she shrugged. " You can thank me by killing her , you won't sneak up on her with all that snow. Nowhere to hide. But there is another way into that castle. It is a bit of a dirty way in. But their father had a tunnel built. It travels miles across the land. It will be covered over by snow at the entrance, no doubt. It is how you would escape. Then cave the tunnel behind us. Thirty miles eas

Abandoned Outpost — Deep in the Forest Hours later, after climbing through frostbitten hills and weaving through dense trees, Rhea led them to a rusted metal hatch half-buried under snow. She wiped the frost off, punched in a code, and the hatch groaned open. A narrow staircase descended into darkness. “Inside,” she ordered quietly. “It’s shielded from Kass’s scans.” Elias supported Lena down the steps, his hand firm around her waist.

“Because you were born to be forgotten. But also, to rise when the time is right.” I took a deep breath and clenched the pendant. “What now?” Savi pulled me again. “You can ask all the questions you want later—if we make it out. Right now, we have to go.” I nodded, and we slipped out of the cell together. The maid’s body remained where it had fallen, her face twisted in hatred even in death. “Do you have an escape route?” I asked. “Through the lower kitchens,” she replied quickly. “There’s an old prison tunnel that leads to the forest gate. But we’ll have to pass the armory.”