Is The Elevator Game Real の小説・ストーリー

Edward suddenly stuffed the box into her arms. She looked at Edward with a blank face. Edward moved his long finger and pressed a few keys on the elevator and then pulled Ellena out. The elevator door closed behind them. Ellena did not know what was going on. She turned around and looked at the elevator door in confusion. The next second, Naomi's scream came from inside. "Ah -" Then there were a few rumbling sounds… "The elevator… fell down?" Ellena turned her head and asked Edward uncertainly. The Smith Group had an underground parking lot. Below the parking lot were the first and second floors. So the elevator would stop at the 2nd basement.

"True, but I had my guards take them out of here and someplace else. Someplace safe." I wanted to believe her. "Okay." The doors slid open, and she stepped inside. "It's fine," she said. I stepped in with her. Immediately, the doors closed. With a jolt, the elevator moved upward and then started moving sideways. After a few seconds, it began to slant downward. "What is this thing?" I asked, hoping to ease the tension I was feeling. "Basically, it's a multi-directional elevator." She smiled. "You might as well settle in. We'll be inside a while."

The number goes up the elevator. Slyvester ran into the emergency stairway to catch up with Terban and Ryan. But the reality is really different from what he sees in the movies. Slyvester got tired of running and decided to use the other elevator. 'Why is it that in the movies, the male lead can chase someone using the emergency stairway? Directors should be realistic these days,' complained Slyvester while panting. While Slyvester pretended to be an action star in the chase, there was drama inside the elevator.

I nodded my head at his reaction and kept on squirming and holding my breath to keep the urine from falling. "Stop moving so much. You're distracting me." "I'm trying not to..." I replied with a strained voice. "What's wrong with you?" He asked. I opened my mouth to reply when the elevator fell by a metre. I looked at the number to see it had stopped at 10. "Why is the elevator no longer moving?" I asked and he rose a brow. "Is it stuck?" He mumbled pressing the button effortlessly. "Stuck?! The elevator is stuck?! Oh my God! I'm dead!" I yelled.

“Rainelle is expecting us, and we’re to go on in.” North clung to Eli’s hand as he led her between the two guards. There was nothing overtly threatening about them, and she thought the one on the left even winked at her, but she was still unnerved by the strangeness of their appearance. She managed a shaky smile, but let out a breath of relief as soon as she was inside the large elevator. It must’ve been designed to transport shipments of items as well as people, because it was large enough for all six of them and still had room for a dozen of their closest friends. The elevator felt like it lumbered up the side of the mountain, and she took advantage of the slowness of the ride to ask Eli,

Seeing an obviously one-story building with an elevator is shocking already, I'll be shock if there's more. I pressed the button and as it close, I noticed that the elevator's ceiling is made up of an apricot pillow-like material. And when the doors finally closed, immediately, I felt my whole body being slammed at the cushioned ceiling. WAIT, WHAT?! "Ding!" I groaned at the impact of the cushion in my head. Wait, what? I noticed that the floor is already the cushion and the ceiling is the metal thingy. Did the elevator itself just did a backflip? Or was it... me?

I didn’t resist when they guided me out. The replica stepped out opposite me. Mirroring. We walked toward a private elevator at the back of the garage. No logos. No directory. Just a clean metal panel. The elevator doors opened instantly. Pre-authorized. Inside, no buttons. Just a smooth interior and a camera dome in the ceiling. The doors closed. The elevator moved upward. Not down. “Interesting choice,” I said. “Visibility increases legitimacy,” the replica replied. The doors opened into a glass-walled conference room overlooking the city.

"I understand." "Let's go." Summer opened the car door and hopped out happily. Robin followed closely behind her, scanning the surroundings cautiously. They entered the elevator. Inside, Robin immediately noticed the dazzling advertisement for Eridanus. So, that terrifying game developer was located here, too. He had seen both Henry and Luke playing After School and had secretly downloaded it himself to try. Him playing that game was the very definition of a tough guy getting scared. The elevator quickly reached the designated floor. "Summer, you're finally here!" Lionel was already waiting at the door.

Around this character Death, wanton violence is the norm like in an episode of Tom and Jerry, but the pranks are much too real and brutal to be funny. Like the world’s most cruel punch line, it turns out there’s actually a panel of buttons to control the elevator and that’s where Death now proceeds to input a secret code. Everything starts shaking and – before I can crunch my stomach right where it is – the elevator drops like a boulder. I can’t tell just by looking at Death though. No matter how fast we’re falling, the Grim Reaper stands as erect and elegant as a general in the bombed frontlines, his back still turned to me. We slide past more torture floors and reach the basement, but stil