Outlast 2 Lynn Novels & Stories

Not wanting Aini to wait for a long time, Lia finally came back. “It's finished?" Lia nodded her head. “I already ordered, the drinks will be here soon.” Lia nodded again. He had not yet been able to tell Aini, discuss something so that the atmosphere between them would not be tense, suddenly someone spilled hota sauce into Aini's hands.

The sky was calm once again. And for the first time in what felt like an eternity, the sky bore no wound. The hungry shadows waiting at the other side were gone. The world was free from the threat of an invasion. There was only silence. Only the battlefield. Only the survivors facing the last two monsters that were left behind. The Tyrant stood motionless with its single humongous eye fixed on Aria. The shaper stood beside it with a look of disdain on its face.

There had to be a way out. "Lyra," I whispered, turning to the glass wall. "Can you open the vents?" "The ones outside?" she asked. "Yes. Use your power to push the pressure from the outside in." As Dominic began to break the door down, the twins pressed their hands to the floor again. I prayed this would work. If they could manipulate the building’s atmospheric pressure, I could create an emergency egress. The glass groaned as the external pressure began to shift, the very fabric of the room warping under the strain.

Wind off the ocean raised goosebumps on my skin and made my wet, cold clothes flap uncomfortably. "What were you doing out here all alone?" I asked. I didn't want her to strain herself by talking, but I wanted to know why she was walking here alone and had nearly died. Had someone pushed her in? "Lynn," Olivia mumbled. "She came to talk and…" she trailed off, her head flopping onto my shoulder. Lynn pushed her in?! The b*tch! "She's not going to get away with this," I grumbled, holding Olivia a little tighter.

Lexy saw the question in her mom’s eyes, so she did not delay in explaining. “I was about to call for help last night when one of my attackers grabbed my phone and smashed it to the ground. I didn’t even get the chance to find it for repair. I will ask Marlyn to look around the area where I got cornered by those drunkards last night and see if the phone would still be there somewhere.”

On the other side, Lynn, who was lying on the ground pretending to be dead at the moment, looked at the scene on the sofa with half-closed eyes. She swallowed her chokes and trembled all over. She wanted to help Wynn but was too scared. She was afraid that a rogue like Ulrich Craig would defile her. Besides, Ulrich would be tired after doing the deed, so maybe she would be spared. Thinking of it this way, Lynn sobbed quietly and simply closed her eyes without looking at the scene anymore. Wynn turned her head, looked at Lynn on the side, and yelled, “Lynn! Save me! Help!”

As if in response to his question, in the distance, he heard a loud howl and recognized it immediately. It was Blade. "Son of a b*tch!" River swore. "Allen, double the number of warriors, and make it as quick as possible." "We're headed that way, Alpha. But what are we looking for?" River didn't even want to formulate the response, but he knew he had to. "Ellie's car is wrecked. I can't find her. I hear Blade and his a*sholes howling in the distance. You're looking for the Last Luna. "