Lab Rat Escape Room Novels & Stories

“I’ll kill you all and leave the pack. It doesn’t matter to me. Nothing matters to me after Soraya. Am I clear?” Kira rolled her eyes and turned around to start walking out of the room. “Calm your nerves, Alpha,” she chuckled wickedly. “Nothing crazy is happening in the next trial.” With that, they left the room, and we had to leave immediately after, to meet the deadline they gave us. As soon as we got to the lab, I could smell a rat. Not a literal rat. The place was as sterile as an operation theater and everywhere smelled of isopropyl alcohol and bleach.

“That's a good plan. Moreover even if you leave this room, you still won't be able to leave the compound, so there's really no point.” Dr. Ganner stepped toward Lylah once more. “One last thing. If someone comes in while you’re working, don’t try to confront them. Hide. There’s an emergency crawl space behind the sterilization chamber. Small, narrow—no bigger than a coffin—but it’s shielded from infrared. You’ll be invisible. You’ll need to pry the latch open from the bottom, but it works. I designed it myself. Then after they're gone you can come out and leave. And when leaving, don't leave by the main door, the guards would be back at it by the. There's a hidden door beside the crawl space

me back but his grip on my hand never loosened. My eyes watered. Fenrir must be in such great pain. I turned around, hoping for a wolf who could help me with Fenrir's large frame… but Caleb and his wolves were running close behind us, trying to find an exit before we became trapped the second time. Unfortunately, many of them were met with resistance. While they fought for us, I took a deep breath. “Let's go for the antidote.” Slowly, we continued. We reached the primary stasis laboratory at the very bottom of the facility. The room was cold, filled with glowing computer screens and a massive steel operating table in the center.

Melissa had sent me a video. It was Howard, playing "Truth or Dare" while tipsy. His roommate, Pierce Milett asked, "Who's your favorite girl?" Without hesitation, Howard replied, "Melissa, of course." He lost three games in a row, being drunk. "What's the most memorable night you can think of?" "Three days ago." That was the day he told me he was busy handling paperwork in preparation for graduation. Turned out he was keeping his beloved company.

Their eyes glowed red. “I’ve got this, Mom,” Ralin said confidently. He quickly created his own air shield, adding a bit of pale green color so Leesa would know what he was doing. The rodents did not make as much noise slamming into the barrier as the crows did, but their fur sizzled more loudly than the birds’ feathers as they died. The swarm of rats kept coming, climbing up upon the bodies of their fellows to try to get at their three targets. The stench of their charred corpses was even stronger and more foul than that of the crows.

I had to override the system, to show me which floor exactly I am and to disable those little insects so It would be safe to use the elevator which can bring me down in minutes. I was able to hack in and I looked at the time I still have 50 more minutes to make it out. Typing the binary code to this adaptable program is very easy but with the drug I'm injected I was typing at a very slow rate like a beginner but I was still able to disengage those damn things but not before getting bitten twice more. I air swiped for the time. I still have 20 minutes left. As I'm sluggishly walking out the lab, I came across the lab next door full of Nanogex IV bags.

What surprised me, though, was that Eliza had also begun to harbor a trace of suspicion toward her precious Christopher. As soon as Christopher entered a familiar luxury boutique, he made the excuse that he wanted to try on some clothes and headed toward the fitting room. Not long after he went in, I saw him irritably unlock his phone. "Get someone to dispose of the body in the basement as soon as possible. Make it look like he escaped on his own. Remember—don't leave a single trace behind!" After sending the message, Christopher walked out with a beaming smile. What he didn't know was that after he had entered the fitting room, Eliza had also made a phone call.

“This test is an escape room! The Alpha himself sanctioned it—though I confess, I took the liberty of adding a few personal, shall we say, advanced enhancements.” He paused, letting his gaze sweep over our faces, enjoying the tension. “The objective is straightforward: each candidate is placed in a separate starting chamber. These three chambers all feed into a central, fourth room, and that central room holds the final exit. The first one to reach the middle chamber earns a major advantage, they are the first to win their stage.

"You have to help me!" The guards exchanged glances before stepping closer. "What’s going on, ma’am? What are you doing out here at this hour?" Lysaa turned her face up toward them, her clouded eyes making the men visibly uncomfortable. "It’s my hamster!" she wailed dramatically. "He escaped from my room, and I just know he’s out here somewhere! The poor thing is terrified of the dark, and I have to find him before something bad happens!" I almost rolled my eyes.

His eyes were devoid of warmth, like he had never known them. Lara clenched her fists, swallowing her anger. "Don't think I didn't see you sneak Erica out. Our master won't forgive you for that." "Mind your own business," Michael said, not even glancing her way. He waved his crew to lead Debra and the others into the church. The cave was a maze of rooms, with branching paths and signs in every language. Clearly, it was a hidden mega-lab, staffed by scientists from all over the world.