Rescue Riders Game Novels & Stories

That day, I was doing a long-haul run on the Sicherian-Timbre Highway when I met a young couple halfway along the journey. Standing in the middle of the road, they waved at me, signaling for me to stop. There were quite a lot of hitchhikers in this area. I had met quite a few before. However, they were usually women in thick makeup. You could tell what kind they were at a glance. I barely make anything driving long distances, while they just spread their legs and earn money easily. This couple, though, really looked like tourists. They must have gotten into some trouble, which was why they were hitching a ride.

Of course not. "What's so exciting about it?" Yossie tries to join in. Luckily, Darius and Riana don't leave Yossie out. "There's a new game where we'll all be paired up with each other. We have to find four items located in the resort area according to the given tasks." "That sounds easy," Riana says while snapping her fingers. "But there's a catch!" Darius smirks. "What's the catch?" "But your hands will be cuffed!"

he replies with my same tone, "I mean we're going to be living like wolves most of the time, so your luggage doesn't matter. Get out of the car now and don't even think about making a fuss." He gets out of the car without waiting for my response and I'm left alone with my mouth hanging open. Live like wolves most of the time? Absolutely not. That's not going to work. My wolf wants to be with him, she's going to follow him on wherever this... weird man comes up with and that's only going to make my rescue more difficult. Rodrick comes and knocks on my window, scaring me. The only reason I open my door is so I can hit him, but he moves out of the way before I can and grabs my hand to force me

"That… That was my fault, Eleanor. I've changed. I've thought it all through. I was wrong before. Just give me a chance. Please." I'd heard enough of his excuses. I tried to pry his hand off, but his grip was surprisingly tight. Just as I struggled to break free, a figure stepped in, his large hand pulling Rafael's grip off my arm. "Excuse me, who are you? This is a civilized country. Drop the violence." I recognized him immediately—Caleb Thatcher, a Valmeran student from the same lab. He was a year older and had always looked out for me. I never expected he'd step in like this.

Two jeeps were parked beside it. Ariana was shoved into the back seat of one of the jeeps. Only then did fear appear on her face. Through the window, I saw that her face had turned pale. Her eye makeup was ruined, and the tape on her mouth was soaked with tears. I followed them onto the helicopter. The Major General boarded last and closed the cabin door. The rotors accelerated, and the helicopter lifted off. I looked down at the express train station as it grew smaller. Less than two hours earlier, I had anxiously gone through security, clutching a temperature‑controlled container. Now, everything was ruined.

I ended up checking on the farm game. "Howdy!", The stupid mascot came up once more. "You can read the rules to know more.." It was almost asif the stupid thing had known what I'd been thinking. It took about fifteen minutes to read all the rules. Some of them were what Laura had explained for me... 1. Players must collect the allocated items within 24hours or stand a chance of losing theirs. 2. Players must not talk about the game with outsiders. 3. For every item found, the money reward increases!

Phil was worse! She tried forcing her hand out of the tight rope but she was only hurting herself. Then she tried using her teeth to untie it, luckily for her it was working. She quickly untied her both hands then untied her legs. Time to run! There was only one door which might led to the exit and there was also only a window. Should she go through the window? She ran to the window, looking through it, she changed her mind. Two men who looked obviously like the kidnappers were smoking their weeds there. The option is the door, she ran to the door, opened it quietly, it revealed another door oposite her and another one next to the door she came out from. The door opposite her should be the o

His eye depicted rage as he paced around, talking. All we all in the cage could do was to watch and hope for survival, wishing we could make use of the pistles Sam and Ben went there with. Suddenly, a heavy ray of bright yellow light crashed, like a thunderous heaven, breaking the glass enclosure in the Alpha's hands, releasing the ball from it. We all were shocked at the sudden burst. And in a flash, the brightness of the light struck Alpha Silver's face, turning his eyes into flames, and pushing him to the ground. Seconds later, a thick ring of energy hit his chest, leaving him helpless on the ground. With the light still blazing, a huge force emerged from the ground, struck the cage open

“Let’s not worry about that for now. Do you have an intelligent analysis? Where are the traps in this level?” “There aren’t any traps in this level, right? The rules of the game are very clear. This is a rescue type game. They just need to rescue people from the inside. To be honest, this level is a little too simple.” “That’s simple? If Belina were there, the game would be very simple. They would definitely get out. But now there’s one less person. They’re in big trouble!” Meanwhile, in the sealed room, Gardner and the others looked at each other.

Vomit spilled through the gaps in the wire mesh and fell into the sea. The winch restarted and pulled the cage back to the 50th floor. Anisa curled up in the corner, her whole body twitching. Floyd picked up a walkie-talkie. His voice came through the speaker and reached clearly into the cage. "Even an old man could handle this ride, so why is a VIP like you throwing up? Let's do it again." The second drop began. This time, it accelerated even more. The instant the cage stopped, Anisa's head slammed into the iron railing, tearing open the skin around her eye socket.