Hyrule Castle Second Floor の小説・ストーリー

But she didn't know who the person was and moreover, she wanted to handle it on her own. She went, alongside Grace, to the ground floor, where the grand hall was located. The castle had four floors; the ground one was where she was heading to, the second floor was where the maids' living quarters and infirmary were located, the third floor was where the royals slept. They included herself, Regan and his family. The fourth floor was just an almost deserted place where the Archives and other things were located. She guessed there must be another building where there were rooms where ministers, Elders as well as guests can sleep.

My waist-length hair blew in my face and I pushed it away, I was an utter mess. I glanced at the sun, it wasn’t as bright now. If I manage to stick to the shade, I should be ok. Looking down, I pressed my lips together, I could easily use my powers to break my fall. I just hoped I had enough strength… Climbing onto the window ledge, I kept a sharp eye out for anyone passing by, but given the silence, this had to be at the back of the castle. I looked down and saw there was a window directly below this one that had a balcony. I appeared to be on the third floor. If I jumped, what were the chances someone might be in that room?

Harry screeched in response as he chased after Nathan. Saint just rolled his eyes before heading up the stairs to the bedrooms on the second floor. Williams turned to Jedidiah who still had a distant look in his eyes. “Jedi,” He said catching the boy’s attention, “Come lets go grab a room.” He pointed to the stairs and watched as Jedidiah nodded before following him upstairs. There was only two bedrooms on the second floor and a bathroom, Saint had already claimed the first room on the right hand side for him and Harry leaving the room at the end of the hall on the left for Jedidiah and Williams.

But I make a wrong turn, I think, because the next door I open leads into a wide, dim, cavernous hallway that marks the exit to the suite. I should go back to bed. That’s what Alpha Kenna and Minerva would tell me to do, right? could take the opportunity to explore…. I step into the hallway barefoot, my steps silent on the soft, crimson carpet runners covering marble tiles that shine in the moonlight drifting through glossy stained class windows. A staircase appears. I take it down to a second level balcony that overlooks that grand foyer, but the castle is cloaked in a sleepy darkness that feels peaceful to my addled mind.

A column cracked, falling sideways in slow motion, horizontal for a second before gravity caught it and slammed it down—creating a narrow bridge between two sections of floor. “This is wrong,” I gasped, grabbing at Corvin’s sleeve to keep my balance as the hallway twisted. “It’s like the castle is… glitching.” “It’s not glitching,” he said. “It’s playing.” A section of floor dropped out ahead of us. Corvin hauled me back at the last second; my toes slipped on the crumbling edge. Below, nothing. Not even fog. Just void. The Lord of the Castle watched us with delighted interest, like a kid shaking an ant farm.

True to his word, there are candles leading the way—small votive candles placed on the floor, creating a flickering path through the ruins toward a partially intact staircase. "Morrison, are you getting this?" I whisper as I start climbing the stairs. Static crackles in my ear, then Morrison's voice, faint but audible: "We're here, Caroline. Take it slow." The second floor is in better condition than the ground level, with several rooms that still have most of their walls intact. The candle trail leads me down a hallway toward what looks like it might have been a study or library, based on the built-in shelving that still lines the walls.

For a moment, although the golden-haired young man was still unhappy and his eyes were cold, one could still see a slight change in the coldness. Obviously, Zephyr Khan's attack was not ineffective. Then they looked at the second floor of the hall. Although there were many corpses, there was a faint blue light on this floor, which was a dim monolith. The protection of monolith was obviously much better than that of the first layer. On the walls of the second floor, squares appeared one after another.

they are blank. She was nothing like before. Obviously, after what happened to her... "I'm going up to my room," Yuri said and Leah nodded. Yuri and Leah lived together on the second floor of the cafe. Yuri quietly walked into the backroom of the cafe...there were stairs in the room which led them to the second floor. There were also stairs outside of the cafe. There was an alley behind the cafe and the stairs were attached to the backside of the cafe which directly led to the second floor. The cafe was small so was the second floor.

Scott straightened up, his smile turning a little more refined. "Let's get out of here first." Hayley turned and walked toward the four in the corner. "Don't just sit there. Get up. You're working." The four of them exchanged stiff looks, completely at a loss for words. Hayley directed everyone down to the first floor to reinforce every door and window. The abandoned castle had five floors, packed with old furniture left to rot for over a decade. Some pieces were broken, others falling apart, but they were still heavy.

I slept off. ……… I wore a skinny black jean and a grey t-shirt. Long sleeved. I didn't know exactly what time it was, but the sun had exited from the clear sky rather too quickly. It was twilight and darkness had crawled in. Darwin made sure the phones couldn't send calls out the castle. I've been touring round the castle. Darwin's hawks constantly watching my every move. It was a six storey castle. My chambers so happens to be on the top floor. The fourth to the six floors are off limits for me, ensuring I can't get access to the entrance castle's doors. The castle is heavily guarded. He has rogues, witches, vampires working for him. Even the very own halflings he created. I moved from the