Maze Runner Beetle Blade Novels & Stories

“It has to be silver!” “Noted,” Zero bit out, firing again. This time, the creature flinched, a sizzling sound erupting from the wound. “Seems they don’t like it up close either!” He was already moving, a blur of motion as he drew a blade from his vest—a blade I now saw was etched with faint, glowing runes. The world erupted into chaos.

And then it starts. Rocks break off from the wall and tumble down, smashing into the beetles and crushing them. The monsters try to dodge them, but it’s no good. Just like in the rest of this dimension, the smallest rocks are the ones that do the biggest damage. All it takes is a pebble to completely crush one beetle. But then, with a loud crack, a section of the canyon wall breaks off and starts to tumble down towards the beetles. Alec and I grab Elena and pull her up towards the top of the canyon wall, just in time to avoid being crushed by the landslide.

I don't know where Maze's coming from but it's also obvious that this situation is torturing him as I can see his eyes welling up. He's being vanquished by his own mixed emotions and I'm afraid that he'll break down in any minute. We've been used to seeing him being uptight and stern but not now. He's unaware that he's showing so much of his emotions. So much that it's enough to make anyone feel pain and sadness just by staring at his watery eyes. My heart is beating fast just by thinking that Maze's about to break down in front of these people and I don't want it to happen.

On Rain’s mark, they sprinted through the path and headed outside while killing the ants that came from the sides. “Where are they taking the weapons?” Gon asked. He was the only one that was not busy with dealing with the ants since the others were already decimating them. “Nowhere good. We’ll figure it out later.” Rain replied. They made it outside where the mist was really thick. Then they saw where the mist was coming from. A pair of grey bombardier beetles that were releasing the mist were standing by the door. “[Angel’s Spear]! [Angel’s Spear]!” Rain acted quickly and threw two spears of light at the beetles, instantly killing them.

Several aura blades flew towards Jack, covering almost the entire field; yet for some reason, they were gravitating towards him like they had minds of their own. “Mmm,” Jack narrowed his eyes and pressed forward. Digging his spear into the stage (Weapon Decks are made out of material stronger than the stage), he swivelled to get away from one aura blade while flipping over another. Unfortunately, the others weren’t as easy to deal with. Briskly dodging a few more, Jack was forced to retreat, but that was not before ridding himself of the pesky flames. Lifting his spear into the sky, he span it rapidly like the motoring blades of a helicopter. Then he struck the ground with great force!

The Necromancer countered by calling forth scores of fist-sized black beetles that came skittering across the grass from the edge of the pool. “Death beetles!” Jenna shouted. “Do not let them bite! Their poison is instantaneously fatal.” She drew a quick spell in the air, turning the ground in front of the insects into gooey mud. The beetles’ charge was slowed to a crawl as they tried to force their tiny legs through the sticky muck. Rave and his volkaane comrades knelt at the edge of the morass and fired short bursts of blue fire from their fingers into each beetle, picking them off one by one and incinerating them before they could reach dry ground.

I turned on my phone and then texted a message to Blade, telling him to meet me immediately at the coffee shop and that I had his necklace with me. After successfully sending it to him, I jumped up to my feet, took in a deep breath, peered into the road and when I saw no car or person approaching, I ran as fast as my legs could take me, towards the main town road. @@@@@@@@@ Unfortunately, I had no dime with me so I couldn’t take a cab or a bus. I was left with only one option —to run. It sounded unreasonable as it was almost impossible for a human being to run for three hours nonstop, but I was a werewolf and with Maya’s strength and agility, I was able to do so.

My blade left a molten gash across its plated neck. The beast roared again, trying to swat me off, but I leapt away, flipping back as I fell. I landed lightly on one of its legs, then surged upward again, running along its frame like a squirrel on a tree. It swung. I ducked. It stomped. I rolled. I was too fast. Too small. I was everywhere. Flames streaked from my blades, marking glowing lines across its armor. Sparks burst from every impact. I cut through its knee joints, dodged a cannon blast from its chest, slashed the vents in its side.

I hope she couldn't find it, the little blade is in the heel, if someone tilts the slit a little the blade will come out. The man who was escorting me and gave me the pass came there and stood beside me without saying anything, indeed he is a professional robot. She took my heels in hand. Wow! great the demon doesn't even want to take time teasing me. She could've picked the left heel first, but no she has to pick the right one with the knife. Cool down, it's not something big to be called a weapon. She took the scanner in her hand, she moved the scanner around the heel. The scanner beeped toward the front part of the heel due to the metalwork, she rotated it more.

The blade goes over my skin, drawing blood, but I barely feel it as I look into Leo’s gorgeous amber eyes. “BEAST!!! THEY’RE COMING!!!” Axe comes barreling through the woods, covered in blood.