Luigi's Mansion Game Over Beta Novels & Stories

"Emma, let's not ever meet again in the next life." Emma finally panicked. "Vince, no!" I turned around and leaped. Down on the ground floor, Bernadette—who had been hiding there smoking a cigarette—stared in stunned horror as I plunged down and landed right in front of her.

Or like he’d been in this garden before at night, and knew the right places to stand so as to not be seen fully. He was a man of mystery. A dangerous kind of man. “I’m sorry.’’ Lui choked out, seeming visibly ill just attering those words. “I should not have challenged or insulted you. Im sorry.’’ The man remained silent, and Lui hung his head. “All good.’’ he let out. “Back to business. “So we take both the girls.” Lui rescinded. “Actually, no. Let's do better. Put someone on post with the Beta. We only need a few seconds to strike the deal. Take the servant and use her to lure the Alpha out. Lure him when the Beta is destroyed.”

The insanely huge mansion resembled a contemporary version of the Palace of Versailles—just a few more full-length windows and a little less stone. Felix stopped in front of the main entrance. I was relieved to see that we weren't greeted by an embarrassingly huge parade or a red carpet; just a few warriors stood outside to respectfully welcome the new Alpha heir. One of the warriors who looked like the leader stepped to the front and bowed down. Felix walked out of the car and nodded his way. Then someone walked toward my door and helped me get off as well.

In an instant, he lunged at me once more, his intent clear; he desired to engage in battle with me. The tension of the fight coursed through me, a savage pleasure building as I prepared to face him head-on. I swiftly avoided his slashing attack, his action carrying him past me. However, he abruptly stopped and spun around, a grin playing across his lips as he faced me. I had entrusted Beta Liam with attending to our wounded guards who were still clinging to life. Thus, I found myself alone within the mansion, facing off against Lex's relentless Beta. "This is going to be satisfying and fun too!" I muttered to myself, a fierce grit burning within me.

My voice came out low, tight, barely controlled. Noah took a lazy sip before setting the glass down, his expression deliberately casual. “Relax, big brother. I’m just being a good neighbor.” Nana turned to look at him, surprise flickering in her soft features. “Neighbor?” Noah chuckled, slow and amused, like he was enjoying a private joke. “Luigi sold his mansion to me. I’m the new owner.” His gaze flickered back to me, sharp and calculating. “We’re neighbors now, Simon.”

"What's wrong?" Ori smiled, "Third young lady, we're almost there." Emma pulled back the curtain and looked outside. The carriage had just passed the gate of Ethan and was about to reach Beta Henry's house on Mestiva Street. Beta Henry's mansion was not in a bustling area or adjacent to other noble estates. It was once sought after by a duke, who had asked for it to build a house there. However, he found the location a bit off, so he only stayed there briefly. Later, the duke joined a failed rebellion and took poison to commit suicide, leaving behind his wealth. The property was returned to the royal family's internal affairs and finally given to the Seldom family. And so, it passed through

I feel Logan’s breath on my face and when I open my eyes, his face is close to mine, his eyes glinting, “What if I offer you Mason’s head for what he did to you?” “You’ll kill your beta for me?” I question, dully. His finger wraps a strand of my hair around it. “I find you intriguing. I have no problem killing my men.” His voice grows icy, “Especially when they touch what I have claimed.”

“I have affairs with the Alpha Wind Pack. You guys don't have to think about me because it's none of my business. This is an order from your alpha mate!” I rushed into the mansion. Passes a strict guard easily. Each floor of the mansion has different traps. On the first floor, there is a laser beam trap that can cut off parts of the body if they touch the beam. On the second floor, there is a trap in the form of a floor made of glass. I laugh because a trap like this is straightforward to see. On the third floor, there is a trap in the form of a puzzle floor. I'm having a little trouble because combining random sentences is my weakness. Luckily, I made it through the puzzle trap. Otherwise,

Relief washed over me, though I realized my palm was covered in cold sweat. She chuckled and implied, "What are you looking at so late at night that has you so nervous, Luna? Honestly, you should just get yourself a boyfriend." I felt awkward at what she implied, and had nothing to say, so I crawled back into bed. I reopened the online website after pulling the curtain tightly shut, but the website had been shut down. I pulled out the instruction manual and looked carefully. Hidden against the black background on the back, I finally noticed a line of dark red text.

“We end this. Then we decide what comes after.” Rocco pulled me close one last time forehead to forehead. “No more curses. Just us.” I nodded. “Just us.” But as we stepped into the Lagos morning humid, alive, indifferent the burner in my pocket buzzed. Unknown number. A single message: “Heir lock detected. Siberia node 47% brute-force complete. Come home, Luca. The swarm misses you.” The text vanished self-deleting. I looked at Dante and Rocco. They nodded. We weren’t running anymore.