Life Is Strange: Dark Room Novels & Stories

I breathed a sigh of relief after a full two minutes of waiting for someone to discover me. I flipped the light on and stepped forward past the door. It was just a storage room. I part of me felt disappointed. There was a broken meat cutter, some broken open boxes of damaged goods, and some cleaning supplies. The room was very crowded with all the items, but it seemed normal. There weren't dead bodies hanging from the ceiling or anything. Nothing I could call the cops about, not like they could do anything probably. Between Mr. Kline's puppet magic and the Veil, they probably would act like nothing was going on. I stared at the room for a long time. Maybe I was just desperate to find somethi

exclaimed Romeo who was still busy with the display of so many CCTVs on his computer monitor. *** Luna tried to open her eyes which felt very heavy, the girl's head ached, accompanied by a feeling of pain in her body. Luna could only see an empty room that was very dark and dusty. She sighed heavily to find herself curled up on the floor with her hands and feet bound. The girl tried to straighten up even though it was very difficult. Just as she had managed to sit up, a sound of footsteps could be heard approaching. Soon after, the closed door was opened very wide. Lidia appeared from behind the door with several burly men behind her.

Chapter 1: Dysfunctional family. The darkness is nothing more than a test that God gives us, many times to overcome things and learn from it, but in the end we all carry that darkness in our hearts, we just have to decide whether to expel it or let it dwell within you. Charlotte is a girl who has been in the dark since she was born, her parents were shitty to her, she was beaten and mistreated unjustifiably simply because her parents wanted it that way, but to understand a little of this story we must return to the past.

A chill crept over me as the door swung inward, an inexplicable sense of foreboding settling in the pit of my stomach. "Strange," Liam murmured. "It feels... colder than it should." We stepped inside, and immediately, a blinding dark light filled the room—a paradox that sent a jolt of confusion through me. The light was both consuming and void-like, casting the room into an otherworldly twilight where shadows danced unnaturally. "Honey, I'm home," Astaroth laughed, his voice echoing hauntingly. He emerged from the darkness, a sinister grin stretching across his face. The sight of him here, in our sanctuary, sent a cold wave of dread washing over me.

I said, glancing at him. “We’ll face it together,” Rigel replied, his voice steady. The doors creaked open, revealing a cavernous chamber bathed in an eerie red glow. At the center of the room was the stranger, bound to a pedestal by tendrils of shadow. “Daniel…” he rasped, his voice barely audible. I rushed forward, but Rigel grabbed my arm. “Wait. Something’s wrong.” As I looked closer, I saw it—the unnatural gleam in the stranger’s eyes, the faint smirk on his lips.

And you didn’t have to be a sorcerer to feel how the air is filled with icy cold, how the breath stops on the lips, how the streams of life leave this world, and something dark and infinitely powerful takes their place. “You wanted to know the truth,” the Stranger stopped, and the deadly shadow froze along with him. Green eyes twinkled in amusement. “I found out,” Yarsi perceived too strongly how the space of their world trembled, how its origins collapsed and transformed into something else. Lifeless, icy, filled with darkness. And the same darkness flows in his own blood. So the Stranger saved him or...? Matzher tilted his head slightly, watching Yarsi's face.

She stuttered, “Off… off the lights.” Laurence's fingertip stayed on her forehead for a long time as he looked at her knitted brows. “Aren't you afraid of the dark?” Zoey didn't want him to see her face when she was turned on. It was something she couldn't control. They were like the most intimate lovers in bed. She said a little breathily, “Switch it on again after we finish.” Laurence kissed her ear. It seemed like he liked her ear very much these days. He grunted hoarsely and switched off the light. Other than the faint light shining in through the curtains, the room was nearly pitch black.

The transaction was nearly complete, and the reality of what came next was a cold weight in her stomach. As the elevator doors opened, Imogen and the stranger stepped into the dimly lit hallway. The man's dark eyes glinted in the shadows, betraying his eagerness. They walked in silence to their room, their footsteps echoing off the walls. Once inside, he closed the door behind them and locked it with a definitive click.

Linda warned. " Yes, I won't ". She replied and they continued with what they were doing. ********** Later in the night, Maya was having a nightmare, as she kept tossing her head. She dreamt of being tied to a chair in a dark room and her mouth was tied up, she tried screaming and calling for help, but she couldn't. Then someone appeared in front of her holding a knife. " You ruined my life and I will make sure I kill you!". The Strange voice said angrily, she raised the knife and tried stabbing her in her tummy.

Someone kicked the door. Light flooded the room as it burst open. Faces hovered above her Castor’s pale with panic, a stranger’s mouth moving too fast, words overlapping. Hands shook her shoulders gently, urgently. “Lisa, can you hear me?” She wanted to answer. She really did. But the darkness was already pulling her under, thick and warm and mercifully quiet. The last thing she heard was Castor’s voice breaking. “Don’t you dare leave me. Not like this.” And then