Riddle Doors Novels & Stories

Darius and Astrid managed to sneak out of the dining hall, while their parents talked and laughed together. Darius stopped in front of his play room and turned to Astrid. “You can’t tell anyone about this.” He told her. “Who would I tell?” She shrugged, highly curious to know what would happen behind the door. He opened the door and let her walk in first. Cautiously, Astrid entered the room and frowned. “This is where you torture women.” She said like it was a major discovery. It was, at least to her.

The doors were labelled with planets of the solar system except Earth; they were not labelled for figurative purpose because each door actually leads to the planets mentioned; those doors were known as “Dimensional Gates” Eric opened a brown door in front of him which had no tag, the door led to a large library, he climbed up three steps and was standing in the large room full of book shelves; one could spend a life time dedicated to reading and still not finish the books in this library. Mystical books of various sizes and titles like: Eye of the universe, Esoteric Time science, Time and Matter, Anti-matter and Gods, The way of Nova, The way of Elohim, The trinity, Mastering the Magic of Da

"Go to my room and choose the right suit for you, but what if you're going to wear it like this, you can't." Coming to Linh Linh's room, she opened the closet and chose to choose again and again, this suit was not the other suit, to be honest, but before this girl could choose, she must have been tired of being mentally tortured like this. In the end, she chose for her a mysterious black dress that hugged her body despite looking discreetly but behind the strangely bitten rather daring she had never faced such clothes should shake her head begging but in exchange for just a shake of the head plus the cold eyes of her best friend. She took the dress and brought it to the room to change clothe

Her voice was always low, like she was hiding from the world. I guess she was shy, but I knew those two girls downstairs might have something to do with it. "Make a game out of it. We each must guess the room that belongs to us, and turn the keys to see if it works. It will be fun." I said, trying to lighten up the mood that Rebecca had killed. There were five doors on the left-hand side, and only one on the right-hand side with two double doors that had the same Black Alpha Wolf sculpted on the front door, and I knew immediately that it belonged to Aiden.

But the most important question is: which is the door we should go through? Gary looks at Lucifron. His Luna was smarter than him. He was stressing about the number of doors, and he had forgotten the most important thing. What is the right door? He looked around. All the doors looked the same, occupying the 4 corners of the room. The door leading to the underworld was black, most of the other doors were white. Mostly, because one of the doors was red, and this one was immediately opposite the black door. - It seems too easy, like a trap. – Gary says, looking at the red door.

This door lacks the sleek electronic lock that typifies the modern entrances here, suggesting an air of mystery and exclusivity. "That's her room," the woman says, her voice tinged with reverence. She gestures subtly toward the door. "It's voice-activated, allowing only a select few to gain entry." The atmosphere seems to thicken with anticipation, as if the door itself guards secrets waiting to be unveiled.

“The spell is almost complete. I can feel it building, reaching its crescendo. We have maybe an hour. Two at most.” An hour. Two hours before Alina was lost forever. “Then we move fast,” I said. The hallway stretched before us, impossibly long. Doors lined both sides, each one identical. Same dark wood, brass handles, symbols carved into the frames. Some of the doors were slightly ajar, darkness visible beyond. Others were firmly closed. I reached for the nearest door handle. “Wait,” Ryker said, grabbing my wrist. “Look.” He pointed to the symbol carved above the door. It was different from the others, more elaborate. And it was glowing a sickly green color.

I followed the two men who led me down a corridor, stopping in front of a red door. One of the men addressed me. "This door connects to ten rooms. You have fifteen minutes to get out of all the rooms. All you have to do is find the key out of each of them. Each room carries a wall clock that displays how much time you have left. Good luck, Alpha Jaris Dreadmoor." The door opened and a bright light greeted my face. I walked in without hesitation, bearing at the back of my mind that I had a minute and thirty seconds to get out of each room.

Matt didn’t move for a second after the knock. “Matt?” Maya’s voice came again, louder this time. Jordy stepped back, his breathing still uneven, his mind scrambling to catch up with everything that had just happened. Matt finally turned toward the door, running a hand through his hair before unlocking it. The door opened. Maya stood there, arms crossed, eyebrows raised. “Why was your door locked?” Matt leaned casually against the frame like nothing had happened. “Privacy exists, you know.”

Kai Jr. led me through the silent passages with the confidence of someone who had studied these tunnels extensively, who knew their secrets even when I, their former queen, did not. We passed rows of sealed doors, each one marked with ancient runes that glowed faintly in the torchlight. Some doors were bound with chains that had rusted into the stone itself. Others were merely closed, but the magic that held them shut was palpable, pressing against my skin like invisible hands warning us away.