Riddle Doors Novels & Stories

We kept walking for a while till we entered the pack house and went up a couple of stairs that I wasn't familiar with because I hadn't been at this part of the house yet. Rake turned a corner as we arrived at some old, rotten, nasty, wooden door "Why haven't you replaced this door yet? It's so bad." I said, scrunching up my nose but Rake just chuckled. He pulled the door open and walked into a dark room. He said some words and the candles began to light themselves as we walked down the hallway till we got to a huge metal door and he inputted the password. "Do you know what this place is?" Zahara asked and I just shook my head.

Miles asked scrunching his brows. They were so engrossed in the walking, they didn’t even realize there were three doors there. “It will not hurt to try them all,” Kale said looking at them pathetically. There was no pain in checking the three doors for which was the right one. Right? Angela saw something unusual at the back of the scroll. It was writing. “There is something written at the back of the scroll,” Angela said as Justin turned the scroll to the back. “Also if you pick the wrong door you are going to another floor.” Why does she have to speak in riddles? Angela asked rhetorically. What did that even mean?

“ Plus it helps a lot when the shadows are whispering the direction.” Everyone chuckled from amusement. Cassia did notice that everything that the seer was describing was indeed what she saw and smelt. The rocks on the walls and floor were covered with a gross slimy looking moisture. You could hear water dripping from somewhere but the echo made it hard to pinpoint the exact location. The ceiling did vault upwards while walking down the stairs. Soon they came to a set of old double doors at the end of the hallway. They were made of heavy vertical planks of wood held together by thick metal plates. The hinges were large barrel and pin that began to build up mineral deposits. A large lock and

I was so lost that it was bring back the horrible childhood memories of getting lost in the maze of mirrors at the county festival that came to town every year. We finally came up to these huge double doors. They looked to be made of red oak, with very intricate details carved into them. One door had what looked to be demons and the other door had what looked like angels or goddess on it. Both looking at each other like they were charging at each other, getting ready for a battle.

Roxy sighed and said, “We don’t know what it is specifically. Only the matching key can open the door and the world behind the door is beyond the scope of an ordinary person’s understanding. To put it simply, anyone who has the key can enter the door. After coming out, the person will either be a behemoth with vast control, a rich capitalist predator, a supreme in charge of an area, or a lord of the temple. “All over the world, we have discovered four doors so far. One in our territory, one in Country M, and one in Country Y.” “What about the last one?” Philip frowned and asked. “We don’t know.” Roxy replied, and her eyes fell on Philip. “Wait a minute, when you spoke about the lord of the t

Door 6 At each door, an envelope waited with a riddle: “What is always coming but never arrives?” Chloe read it again, her voice tight. Hunter stared at the words like they might rearrange themselves. The timer hit one minute. “Hunter, this isn’t rocket science,” Chloe snapped. “Think. It’s obvious.” “Tomorrow?” he ventured. The door clicked open. The vampires’ chains yanked them to the walls, and the cage unlatched. A man stumbled out. On to the next door. Door 5 Noah and Cindy squinted at their riddle: “What comes down but never goes up?”

This place sure has a lot of surprises, you know? “Yes, Ms. Meyer. Iodestone is what we call to the place that we have worked hard to offer the perfect services among our customers.” The door before us looks a lot like the previous door we have entered earlier in the real world, the one on the right. The only difference is, in his world, the two doors are closed. The dark cherry wood looks regal in among all these white interiors. Jane holds on to the golden doorknob, twists it, and pushes the door open. This place just gets better and better.

Pausing inside the door, he scanned the room until Tess was in beside him. She closed the door and then moved away in the other direction. They’d entered into a room that was roughly twenty feet square and completely empty. The cement floor was covered in dust, making it look like no one had been in it for a long time. They had two doors to choose from to leave the room. “Door one or two, Tess, your call.” “Let’s take door number two and see if the grand prize is on the other side.” She moved over and quickly snapped a picture of the pad attached to the doorknob. “Another puzzle for you to solve Gray.”

I don't know why he forbids me to come in. I tried to open his door and I'm surprised because it's not locked. I secretly smiled because of that. I opened it fully, his room's motif is black and gray. Typical color for boys, there's also a white part but it's not really noticeable. His room is big just like mine, I looked around and I saw a door, why does he have a lot of doors here? I know that one is for a bathroom and a walk in closet but what's the others for? I walked towards the first one and tried to open it but it's locked. Why is this locked when his front door is not? Is his brain not in the right place?

I couldn’t be more stunned to see it disappear right into the book with no trace of his blood on it before he puts his hand down. The sound of a door creaking catches my attention, and at the same time, there is Garrett who moves back. I suddenly see the supposed shelf folding together as the creaking sound continues. Eventually, the shelf of books has been put aside to reveal a sort of door which had a polished color. I was amazed by the quality of the door which has a lot of inscriptions on it, making me wonder how much work was put into it to make it work. “There goes the second barrier. I have no idea how to crack the code and that is where you come in,” Garrett catches my attention with