Hyrule Castle Second Floor の小説・ストーリー

Rhysand chuckled "I have it, of course. But we'll only be up to the second floor. No need to use that for now but we'll use it tomorrow since you don't like climbing stairs like this." I just stayed silent, didn't answer anything, and still followed him as we reached the second floor, which was more private and less crowded than the one below. As many clubs always say: the first floor is used for everyone, and the second floor is for vvips, the last floor.. well for the special people behind the scenes who control everything, I guess.

Michael’s roar, Walter’s lead general, made me stumble. "Ahhh!" I shrieked as I hit the cold mire face-first. I couldn't stop. Without even standing, I dragged myself forward, feeling the filth seep through my tattered clothes. Suddenly, the ground vanished. A massive drop-off, several meters deep, loomed right in front of me. Shit! I struggled to my feet, leaning heavily against a jagged trunk. In that moment, the moonlight filtering through the canopy revealed exactly what Walter was so desperate to sell.

“You still don’t understand, do you? You can’t control the Hallow. You never could.” My pulse spikes. “Enough.” I turn away before I do something I can’t take back. Her words echo in my skull, scraping at the edges of my patience. She’s hiding something. She’s protecting Drake. She’s sabotaging me. And I will find out how. I storm back into the main room, breath sharp, magic buzzing under my skin. The candles flicker violently as the Hallow stirs in the walls. hungry, impatient. A floorboard creaks behind me. I turn. A shadow steps into the candlelight. Tall. Broad‑shouldered. Eyes like mine, but colder. My breath catches.

"Mr. Lloyd, regardless of what he's done to me, here I am, standing right in front of you, aren't I?” "However, if you don't let me inside soon, I might just end up freezing or starving on your doorstep." In a flash, he reached out and yanked me inside. Caught off guard, I stumbled, nearly falling, but he caught me by the waist with his other hand. Then, right next to my ear, he whispered, "You've gotten so much thinner."

Students hurried in every direction, robes flicking, books floating, laughter crackling like static in the air. Caleb walked Seraphine part of the way, pointing out landmarks as they went. “That’s the Hall of Scales, alchemy labs are inside. Don’t go near the third-floor balcony unless you want to get fried by lightning sprites. Oh, and if Professor Halcroft asks you to ‘hold something for a moment,’ run.” Seraphine smirked. “That bad?” “Half my eyebrows are still recovering.” They reached a wide staircase that split into two glowing paths. One gleamed silver-blue, the other pale gold.

And that will be my first step towards. Although Jin was unaware of it, a little heartbeat inside him ever since the voice vanished. [HEART OF GLUTTONY] ..... [Time remaining: 7days and 1 hour] I have to go to the dungeon this instant. But isn't that dungeon on the second floor, no that dungeon is on the surface but connected to another place on the second floor? I knew where it was after all I stayed there for quite a long time. But won't I suffer from the impurities in the atmosphere of the second floor?

She had already studied the castle's layout from the map Marion had given her. The surveillance room was on the second floor. The microphone used by the host was also in that room. Before she could run far, her legs gave out. To avoid being spotted, she quickly picked herself up from the stairs. She told herself to hang on. The room was right in front of her. She would find the host soon. The second floor was eerily quiet, nothing like the lively chaos downstairs. The air was cold and damp, the lighting dim. The hallway was narrow, with a red carpet running down it.

Seeing that there's nothing to do in this place, I decided for us to continue climbing up. We slowly climb up the second-floor staircase, but as we were on the way, the cold air started to comes down towards us. The whole floor and the staircase were no longer dark, but it was well lighted by the magic crystal lamp. Greeted with the cold air, we can help but become more cautious, but upon setting foot on the second floor, we all were baffled by what happened. "It's a freezer…no, it's actually a freezer floor…". (Alehandro)

Harvey continues, practical as always. “The castle has weaknesses. The power system is redundant but depends on diesel generators. If we can cut off the supply, the security goes down. There’s a blind spot on the east side, near the cliff. We can use that. And Maeve said her father still keeps a private office on the third floor. If we can get in there, we might find more evidence.” I sit in the chair next to Harvey and look at the images of the castle again. “Is he there right now?” I ask.

I twitched and shifted my eyes away from her, taking up several steps ahead of her, “Daghum strives until this moment. Your kingdom managed to call in an outsider. I may not know what and who you are deeply behind your name, but I assume you got that capability to lead a bunch of people to where you wanted this land to be.” Silence… No words were spoken. Deianira remained shot serene. Advancing up the multiple stairs, we reached the second layer of the castle from the top. It was lighted by several blazing sconces layered as the tread rundle up. The architecture and carvings on the wall were detailed to perfection, of regal jasmines and even animals printed on every section. There were also