Maze Runner Sonya Novels & Stories

Maya was at my shoulder, eyes sharp, fear compressed into something focused. “You’re not staying behind,” she said. “I wasn’t planning to.” She nodded once. Good. We ran. The ridge opened into a clearing—and there it was. Not Darius. Never Darius. A construct. Wrong-shaped. Borrowed movement. Too many joints doing too much work. It lunged. I shifted mid-stride. The impact shook the ground. Behind me, Maya didn’t scream. She shouted. “ROWAN, LEFT.” I went left. Teeth closed on nothing where my neck had been a heartbeat earlier.

My ribs flare instantly, sharp enough to blur my vision, but I hold it down. The driver’s door opens. I don’t need to see. The moment those headlights didn’t waver—I already knew how this ends. It was HER race in the rain. Nyra.

It was all noise, a tide that tried to erode her, but Nyxara wove through it, heels tapping out a deliberate, unyielding rhythm on marble floors that gleamed like ice. Screens lit up as she passed, filling the air with the glow of incoming threats. Human adversaries moved positions in red outlines, supernatural anomalies flared on spectral sensors, and financial graphs bled crimson where her enemies chipped away at her holdings. Each warning tried to claim her attention, to force her hand, but she wore her indifference like armor. The world pressed around her, but she would not be moved.

Rex says. Hector looks at the maze and knows he doesn’t have a choice. He will do what he must to keep Kelanar safe. Rex smiles and picks up the hourglass. Ruby runs into the maze. Hector waits to see if she will pass. Ash walks over to Hector. “I am Ash. I didn’t get to introduce myself before you attacked Ruby. This maze is hard to navigate. It is a painful punishment. So, it is best to lean on your fellow mates. It makes the time here better.” Ash smiles at Hector.

LUS starts the timer before she reaches the pavement. Maya runs anyway.

Jake let out a chuckle. Sonya started her 5-mile run around the room. It was a very large room that seemed to cover a whole floor. There was a running track around the edge of the room. Weight machines on one end of the middle. There were a couple of treadmills and ellipticals next to the weights. Then a big open space with mats for any other training needed.

Everything we’d planned, everything we’d counted on, was falling apart. “Sarah.” The council member’s voice cut through my spiral. I looked up at him, my throat tight. “Kiera is not here,” he said, his tone steady and controlled in ways mine could never be right now. “She’s in that forest. Alone, and vulnerable. This is your chance.” “My chance?” The words came out barely above a whisper. “Yes.” He moved closer, his expression calculating. “With Marcus gone, you have no solid reason to stay Luna if Kiera completes those trials. The pack knows the truth about his parentage. Your position is weaker than it’s ever been.”

I never drove so fast before, I think my blood pressure controlling me right now. As soon as I arrived at Lena's mansion, I saw there's a lot of cars. I got out from my car and walked towards the entrance. "Leon?" I turned to see Celine. My heart stopped for a second and she smiled at me. "Celine." She walked towards me. "How are you?" I asked but my mind snapped immediately to Ivory.

Candice orders a witch who quickly kills the werewolf she's fighting with and joins me in my rescue mission. Rayne thought that I would be in danger because I would be in the battle, but none of us thought that she is the one who is going to be in danger because she is about to face her worst enemy. Rayne My heart is beating fast, I'm scared. I just want to run to the battlefield and check on Adrian. I'm tired of that feeling in my heart. It’s something I cannot describe. It is a feeling that makes me overthink, a feeling that exhausts my mind and steals my energy away from me; it's a wave of worry and a tornado of stress. It seems that my eyes forgot how it feels to be dry because they are