Korean Elevator Game Novels & Stories

Some of them greeted me, while others weren’t bothered by my presence. I smiled at them and swipe my card to the elevator door. Every house or room in this apartment has their elevator key. The key serves as the elevator command to know which floor you will be lift. I live in one of the highest towers so I need to ride 3 elevators before I can reach my pad. Good thing that each elevator end has a lobby and its own reception. In that way, I don’t need to mingle with the ghost of men who were offered in the dark creatures.

He looked around the office one last time, making sure everything was in order before leaving. Lucas walked out of his office and through the hallway, passing by other employees who were also getting ready to leave. He nodded and smiled at them, exchanging pleasantries as he walked towards the elevator. Once he reached the elevator, he pressed the button and waited patiently for it to arrive. As the elevator doors opened, Lucas stepped in and pressed the button for the ground floor. The elevator began to descend slowly, and Lucas leaned back against the wall, closing his eyes momentarily to relax.

Hope glanced at the display hanging above and spoke up again. Keira puffed up her mouth and took Hope's hand and shook it: "It's no fun going back, just play a little longer." Hope can not help her, helplessly sigh: "Then Keira little princess still want to go to which floor ah? Or do you want to continue playing in the elevator?" The little one shook her head again and again. The elevator was boring, and so was watching people work. After a long time of consideration, she finally became happy: "Sister, let's play hide-and-seek!"

I quickly pressed the elevator button for the door to close and move. "Fuck! This elevator is stuck. What should I do?" I kept pressing the button, but the door still wouldn't close. "Calm down, Casey," Isaac said breathlessly and with pain. "Calm yourself and think. Try pressing all the buttons. Maybe we got lucky with one of them." "All buttons?" I really pressed them one by one. Miraculously, the elevator begins to close but with the symbol pointing upwards. "Why is this elevator going up? We have to get down!"

As I stood eagerly in front of the elevator door, waiting impatiently for it to arrive at my floor, I couldn't help but marvel at my good fortune. Exhaustion courses through my body, tempting me to take the stairs instead. However, giving in to fatigue, I decided to opt for the convenience of the elevator. With a melodious "Bing" sound, the door gracefully slides open, inviting me inside. Hastily, before they closed again, I pressed the button labeled fourth. The elevator obediently acknowledged my selection and initiated its ascent.

"Wouldn't that mean they could go straight to her office. Isn't that dangerous for her?" "You have a vivid imagination, Dr. York. Ordinary people can't even enter this elevator, and even if they somehow got in, they wouldn't be able to use it," Heidi said. "You'll see soon enough." The doors opened. "This way, Dr. York," Heidi said before entering the elevator first. Cassian followed close behind. Once inside, he realized this elevator was unlike any he had seen before. The buttons weren't numbered floors but were instead the 26 letters of the alphabet, like a small keyboard.

“Recruiting kids into this mess…” He stepped into the elevator and the doors closed behind him with a soft click. The control panel inside only had one button, which Danial pressed. Instantly, the elevator shot downward with impressive speed, making his stomach flip slightly. The walls buzzed around him as it began to shift sideways, the omnidirectional mechanism guiding it through various unseen tunnels. This system never fails to amaze me, Danial thought as the doors slid open again.

“Felix, is this elevator safe? I mean after all the sophistication I saw before, I can't believe that they use this kind of elevator." “Secure enough. Yes even though it looks ancient. This elevator is really cool.” Felix took out the black card he used to scan at the front gate. He swiped the card in the gap near the keypad. Then a holographic screen appeared. Felix pressed the codes quickly on the screen. And the operator's voice suddenly echoed between them, announcing that they would be escorted to their destination floor. “I suggest you hold on, Mila. It will be a bit sharp.” Right after Felix finished his words, the elevator suddenly shot down. Something that Mila didn't anticipate at

He nodded toward a set of double steel doors at the far end of the garage. “The private elevator goes straight to the top,” he said, his voice flat. “let's go.” I walked beside him, my broken heel clicking sharply against the polished concrete. Pavel walked behind us, carrying my two black trash bags like they were expensive luggage. It was a bizarre, humiliating sight. We stepped into the elevator. Kieran pressed his thumb against a biometric scanner on the wall, and the panel glowed blue. The doors slid shut smoothly, and the elevator began to rise rapidly, the numbers on the digital display skipping up to the penthouse floor.

Kieran resumed his vehicle and slowly followed Haley’s taxi as it entered a posh apartment building's subterranean garage. After waiting for her to enter the elevator, he parked outside the elevator entrance and watched closely as the numbers increased slowly until they reached "20." Building A, Unit 1, Floor 20. Kieran’s jaw tightened as he silently committed the location to memory. To use the elevator, you needed a key card; without one, you couldn't get in. He turned and entered the cold, dark stairs by pushing open the heavy fire escape door. He ascended the twenty stories one by one, his breath becoming labored with each step.