Hyrule Castle Second Floor の小説・ストーリー

Holt ordered for me, and so the four went back on the first floor hallways the second time. The Soulisse Mansion hadn’t changed much. It was still as magnificent as ever with a sole grand staircase leading up to the second floor. She must be in one of the rooms there. I hope my other colleagues who were scouring the second floor would yield some good results. I was almost at the top of the grand stairs when I heard gunfire from nearby, and then followed by another. And then before my mind could process, two individuals suddenly emerged from a hallway across the foyer at the left side.

The air grew colder as they descended a narrow staircase, the flickering light of Damon’s torch casting long shadows on the damp stone walls. “Where are we going?” Hazel asked, her voice echoing in the confined space. “To the castle’s heart,” Damon replied. “There’s something here that might help us turn the tide.” They reached a heavy iron door, its surface etched with ancient symbols. Damon placed his hand against it, murmuring a word Hazel didn’t understand. The symbols flared briefly before the door creaked open, revealing a chamber filled with an eerie, pulsating light. Hazel stepped inside, her eyes widening as she took in the sight before her. A massive crystal stood at the center of

Rex orders. Hector says nothing, as he is in too much pain. He follows Rex back into the castle. “All the vampires sleep on the second floor and the demons are on the first. Once you have earned some freedom, you can go everywhere except to the top level of the castle and the basement, unless I take you there,” Rex says. Rex takes Hector to the second floor and goes to room 205. “Basically, all these rooms are the same, so remember your room number.”

With a knowing look between Helma and Cole, they settled in for a wait. Sitting around twiddling their thumbs was not cutting it. Helma beckoned Sophia over and murmured some instructions. Sophia and Jordan took off on a mission. Half an hour later, they were back with news. "It's all estates and gardens out there—no sign of any living quarters." Helma and Cole shared a knowing look. "Looks like Master William's holed up in this old chateau," Helma mused. The castle had five levels, but the top two were just for show—a couple of towers and an attic. That left three floors, and they were down on the first.

I nod. As soon as we reached the second floor, he leads me to a room in the furthest corner of the hallway. Harry opened the door, my eyes widened the moment I saw the entire room was surrounded by glass floor-to-ceiling walls which shows the entire view of the sand, the beach, the sky and everything else from the second floor. I was completely mesmerized by the whole room because it looked tremendously calming and I can even hear the waves crashing to the shoreline.

My heels clinked against the marble until we got to the carpeted stairs. “First floor is offices. Second is guest rooms. Third is gamma and beta’s rooms and their families. Fourth floor is the Alphas family and very specific guest. Fifth floor is the Alpha’s floor. Please don’t go up there unless you have a death wish.” “Thank you for telling me.” I was on the second floor. The very first room on the right. “Of course. However, that’s just the right side of the castle. The left is for pack members for different reasons. Pleasd, dont go over there either.”

"There's a reason I'm here in late spring rather than, say, late fall. And it still feels chilly." "So, now that I've shown you everything of interest down here, we climb." She pointed to a stairwell that was in the back of the castle for servant access. As they climbed, she passed over the first doorway up the winding spiral. "That's the second floor. Which, you've already been on. Bedrooms. Guest rooms. There's one sitting room there, but it looks like all the other sitting rooms..." they climbed another flight and she dipped into this arched entryway.

And still, I climbed. The second floor felt strangely still, as if the air itself was holding its breath. The castle was shaped like a sprawling tree, its base wide like roots, though some compared it more to a pyramid. Either way, the second and top floors were narrower. There were only two chambers up here on the second floor. I opened the first door slowly, the hinges groaning in protest. The room inside was immaculate, almost ancient in its arrangement. Aged tomes lined the shelves, and the scent of dust and aged wood lingered in the air. But there was no sign of Xareth.

---but these people managed to infiltrate the castle unseen, and even abducted a princess, impressive. I have been wandering around here for like three hours already, and those dudes took them that much time to come here. They are less reliable than my doubts. This place is somewhat old, has three floors all made of hardened brown mud, and has two mound-like towers. I am sure someone led them here to the extent of giving them refuge. But who? Who’s recruiting warriors and to what purpose? I took the narrow stairs going above, planning to identify the boss’s room and at the same time, avoid bumping unto ‘him’.

Selena jumped up at the sound of the alarm, she was scared from what had happened to her the previous days. She was confused and didn't know where she was, or what could she possibly be doing at this place. It was a very big bedroom with expensive interiors laying around every little corner, she was still confused when she sights a picture of Howard. The events from yesterday quickly came back and she realized she was at Howard's, why would he have brought her to his place she wondered.