Lab Rats Island Novels & Stories

“Look over there. It’s dry there. Why is it wet here?” Almost as if Rachel has heard the question, her voice soars over to us. “The islands are not as simple as you think they are. The only island relatively normal is the Level Zero island. The rest are quite dangerous. You can walk directly from burning rays of the sun into rain and yet the sun is out on the other side. The forests in particular are more dangerous. As you advance to each island, you will notice that the level of danger increases. Which is why we don’t recommend students running around.” I suddenly remember my first day on this island when Anderson had pushed my hand into a stream full of vicious piranhas. I’d almost forgott

And in the center of the sea, stood a silent island. A barren island made of black rock, devoid of any vegetation. “This is…Alcatel?” Hayley murmured. “No…” Alia’s pupils constricted sharply. “Radar…the radar…is showing nothing! This island…it physically…doesn’t exist!” “It’s ‘swallowing’ radar waves,” Jack said in a low voice. He could feel the “keyhole” in his chest resonating intensely with the island, yearning to be “filled.” “We’re landing.” They changed into their combat suits from inside the submarine. Jack, carrying Catherine, and the group silently boarded a small landing craft and landed on the black, solidified lava-like island.

Get back to me as soon as possible, and I’ll send you the contract and travel arrangements. I stared at it for a moment, certain I was dreaming. It seemed to fall into my lap, and while it wasn’t exactly an ideal solution to my problem, it was certainly better than the one Ivanov offered. My hand hovered for a moment before I clicked reply and confirmed I could be available for the next taping that weekend. Ready or not, I was about to be a contestant on “The Island.”

“It was too effective.” “Bats that recede our transformation?” Theo asked, deeply intrigued. He nudged his brother’s arm and added, “Sounds like another outing.” Thaines grunted in affirmation, nodding his head in agreement. “There is an island in the North Pacific Ocean. It is said to have a long ridge that looks like spikes running along a Patagotitan’s spine,” Androkles described, walking past me from behind. “Wolkrane has that,” Jason mused, putting down the metal to join the discussion.

Paula leaned back in her seat and turned her head to the other side of the room, pulling out a file and placing it in front of her. "It'll take about an hour to get there, here's the information about the G34 lab, it's built on a small island that's guarded by specialized people, we'll get off the plane and try to find a way to blend in on the island." Andrea took a look at the information and nodded, "Good!" Once they find the location, the rest was easy! ******** A helicopter landed slowly on a small island with a twisting coastline and came to rest in the open. The water was blue and the waves were chasing in the sun.

Just as my muscles were burning and my lungs were screaming for breath, the predators ground to a halt. Right in the middle of the island. No sign of a laboratory or anything that resembled one. Thick green bushes were dotted around us and soaring canopy trees quietly observed our every move from up above. To the right of us, in the distance, were the treacherous mountains and to the left of us, the severely damaged warehouse. Where exactly was the laboratory? “This is it,” Señor Ramirez said.

Sebastian hummed in acknowledgement. Luna decided to continue. “The name of the island is Hon Hai Island. We weren't able to uncover much about the island because it's quite remote and uninhabited. However, Dr. Voss promised to reach out to a friend of his who is a travel blogger and cartographer. This friend should be able to give us more information about this barren piece of land.” She concluded. Sebastian hummed again. “You look worried, Sebastian. Is there a problem?” Sebastian gave her a wry smile and ran a hand through his hair, pacing slightly.

Then going as fast as he could, the entire structure moved extremely fast as they head back to where they had previously came from except that instead of going back to the labyrinth, they will head to the nearest large body of water where he can transport them back to Japan and the only place he could think of at the moment is the sea. Kurai has been busy. He chained the entire island to the ocean floor by using lava, heating them up faster than the cold seawater cooling it down so that it would not move anymore. It's even harder since the islanders would have noticed. Then Yuto, sitting on top of a whale in a lazy like manner, appeared with an army of sea animals that continue to stretch ou

It looked to be a breathtaking sunset. “Can we watch the sunset?” I asked, already standing up. “Of course!” Gabe said, nearly knocking over his chair and taking my hand. I followed him out to the patio and we stepped up to the railing. The ocean sprawled out in front of us, all the way to the horizon, where the sun sat lonely on the water. The sky was on fire, making the incredible view from the island even more breathtaking. A warm breeze blew off of the sea, causing my hair to fall across my forehead. Gabe reached over and pushed the loose hair over my ear. His touch was soft, as if he were afraid I might disappear if he touched me.

The sea was angry that morning. Waves crashed against the sides of the jet-black speedboat slicing toward a destination that had been erased from maps long ago, Lucien Vale’s hidden laboratory, known only as The Island of Bones. Roman stood at the helm, jaw clenched. Behind him, Petra checked her weapons while syncing the fragmented ORION data with a portable decryption node. “You sure this is the place?” she asked, her voice muffled under the howl of the ocean wind.