Novel & Cerita In A Dark Dark Room The Green Ribbon

She shrieked in horror, looking around the darkroom, as her eyes adjusted completely to the darkness. Rachel P. O. V. I looked around and noticed that the walls were pitch black and huge black curtains stopped every light from outside. The dark silhouettes of the furniture that were lying around in the room could be seen, though I couldn't make out the details. The theme of this room seemed to be black, with only the ceiling being a creamy white. “Finally, you're awake, little human.”

She nearly fell to the ground in shock before Jace grabbed the girl by the shoulders. "It's me. You hit my back," Jace said. "Sorry, I'm not used to being in the dark." Jace snapped his fingers, and suddenly the dark room was dimmed by the many lanterns lined the walls. Rain thought it was a large empty room. They were in a room that resembled a long tunnel in a cave. Lanterns were hung along the hallway walls. The color is purplish. Slowly, the light began to illuminate even though it was very dim.

Aurora POV I was thrown into a suffocating, airless dark room. “Stay here, till you get back your senses. Rylan only listens to Red, knows this and knows peace!!” Rosie sneered, and banged the door close. I shot upright, my hands immediately reaching out, and they slammed into a wall.

You stepped over bridges to get past it. There were other setups around the room with poles and hanging hoops from the ceiling. All containing beautiful dancers doing routines effortlessly on them. The accent lighting was greens, blues, whites, purples, and pinks, leaving a fairy-like glow cascading across the room. There was a bar at the end of the room and I could barely make out people sitting there. I walked over to the bar to set my empty drink cup on the counter when I turned to look back at the room. I was confronted by the largest Wolf I had ever seen.

His voice sounded calm, but tension coiled beneath every word. Another burst of gunfire rang out, closer this time. The guards outside the room shouted commands in Russian, followed by the heavy thud of bodies hitting the floor. Mara gasped softly from the chair behind us. “Do not move,” Ruin said without turning. Emergency lights flickered on a second later, bathing the room in dim red illumination. The color made everything look unreal, like a nightmare I could not wake from. Ruin stepped toward the door. “Lock it,” he said.

Luna gave a small, sour smile. "Maybe I'll be the one to shove then." She heard a quiet thud outside her door, and then a startling sound. Her heart thumping, she stood up immediately. "Who is present?" No response. She eased her way to the door and took a candle. There was nobody in the corridor when she opened it. Just silence and the glimmer of torchlight. But then she saw a single red ribbon—the exact kind the maidens used to braid their hair—at her feet. On the stone floor, it lay coiled like a dying flame. Luna gasped. This place had been visited. There was still someone observing. She glanced down the dim hallway and briefly believed she saw eyes glinting in the distance before the to

Streaks of light sneaked into the room through the gap in the edges of the curtain like dancing golden ribbons; it gently graced the two people who were snuggled blissfully in each other’s embrace. It seemed like there was no room for a third person in this blissful world. The golden ribbons didn’t want to give up just like that. It increased its warmth and brightness gently dancing on their faces.

I almost didn’t want the key to work, then I was nervous I’d be going into some random person’s room. Calm down Eve! I took a deep breath and wiped my sweaty hands on my dress. I put the key in and it lit up green. This is it.

Shepard led me out of the meeting area and into a room across the hall. The door creaked slowly as it gave way to a vast room of Darkness only lit by circular colored orbs that gave the room a haunting appearance. “Where are we?” I asked, trying to keep my voice firm despite feeling a mix of fear and wonder at the atmosphere around us. Shepard clapped his hands, and lights flickered on, revealing shelves lined with glowing orbs. They emanated an eerie, otherworldly glow. Each orb pulsed with a different hue: blue, green, orange, casting shifting light patterns around the room. It was like standing in a library of souls, a collection of raw power.

And with that, she goes to the left and open the door to a whole new room. It's even darker than the other ones, but surprisingly, I can still see. Although I am sure not as much as she can, but I can manage. Ahead of us is a emerald green light, glowing in the dark. It calls my attention, not just because it's the only clear light in the room, but because there's something inside me, attracted to it.