Novel & Cerita Invincible White Room

Generators were still running. We moved room by room — bypassing biometric locks, disabling cameras. There were no guards. No scientists in white coats. Just the constant hum of machines and a sense of absence so profound it screamed. Then we found the black room. It wasn’t labeled — just a steel door with no handle and a warning etched into the paint: RESTRICTED CLEARANCE: RHODES-CLASS ONLY. Will worked the panel with shaking hands. “There’s a heartbeat inside.” The door slid open.

she said outwardly, letting herself remember how hard and intense Lord Storm Loathes her, It hurts her, it hurts really hard how she's gotten this lowly and useless, She cried solemnly inside the underground room, as the light was shone, The room was actually a white prison room, every single thing in the room was white, the light, the ceiling, wall and bedsheet, No single assorted color, The cloth she was even wearing was white. She could remember this time of room is a torture room to make people lose their mind after spending 24hours - 48hours without interaction or seeing different color,

Her chest rising and falling like a beast had taken up space behind her ribs and wanted out. And then she saw it. The room. White walls. A single bed. No windows. Two overhead cameras. One drain in the center of the floor. The walls were too clean. Too quiet. The kind of clean that reeked of things being erased. The second they pulled her inside, she screamed again.

0-0-0-0. A soft click sounded, and the door unlocked. The room beyond was vast yet eerily empty. The walls, floors, and ceiling were a pristine white, so flawlessly clean it felt otherworldly. Bright overhead lights illuminated every inch of the space, leaving no shadows behind. At the center of the room stood a single, isolated hospital bed. A child lay on it—motionless, unresponsive. Their small body was covered up to the chest with a white sheet. Their breathing was barely visible, as if even their own breath was reluctant to break the silence that consumed the space.

She had a feeling maybe something was triggered in the lady's memory but since she hadn't come out of the coma, they just had to do their best to monitor her. Vinca felt like she was falling down a deep, black hole. She wanted to scream but no sound came forth. Her fall was cut short abruptly and she was now floating in a white cloud. ***** Damont rushed to the door as soon as he heard the doorbell. Vinca heard the front door being opened and shut then the sound of heels. The bedroom door was flung open and a lady from earlier came in. "You shameless bitch, what are you doing here?" she screamed flinging herself at her.

she asked, referring to the white room. "I'll do it as gently as I can, I promise..." He looked at her pleadingly. By that time she knew, that if she want everything back to normal she has to be ready to sacrifice herself. She survived all the torture before, and that one might not be going to hurt her worst. She was just going to nod her head when James carried her and brought her to the white room, the room that she hated the most. He put him on the white leather bed, his eyes blazing in excitement.

I struggle to my feet and fight as much as I can until once again they have me pinned to the floor before knocking me out. I wake up back in the white room with a vial of blood sitting on a small table. I stagger to my feet and over to where the vial is with a note saying 'Drink me!'. As soon as I touch the vial, the room starts with the flashing once more. I down the vial before the room seems to send me insane again.

However, instead of the usual blues and grays of police stations, this one has white walls on the mirrored side, save for the dried bloodstains on the floor and the walls, which I think is intentional, giving the occupants of the room a preview of what they can look forward to. The white motif is followed on our side of the room, which reminds me of a hospital. The same mechanics work, we can see and hear everything going on inside, but those who are inside cannot. Beltini returns to my side of the room where another of his men is seated to monitor and stand guard, he strides to where I stand, breathing heavily with my arms crossed over my chest. He wipes his bloodied hands on an already sta

Sparks showered into the dark room as the security locks melted into liquid iron. I scrambled backward, shielding Dominic’s unmoving body with my own as the doors were violently kicked inward from the outside, crashing onto the tile floor with a heavy, pressurized thud. Thick, white chemical smoke poured into the room from the corridor, illuminated only by the flashing crimson emergency lights. Through the haze, a dozen heavy tactical boots stepped into the lab. These weren’t rebel scavengers. They wore pristine, matte-black carbon-fiber armor emblazoned with the Vanguard corporate crest, their advanced electromagnetic rifles already raised and scanning the room.