Rules To Survival Novels & Stories

He questioned. I was quiet for a while as I thought of the rules to add but then, I had none so I just shook my head "My only rule is fairness. There should be no cheating." I replied as I crossed my legs and relaxed my back. Luke chuckled "How can anyone cheat when the council members and the people are here? That won't be possible." He replied and waited a bit as if he wanted me to say more however, I was done talking. "I have a few rules though. One, We will only stop when the other person is on the verge of death or dead. We are allowed to kill each other. Two, No outside help in any scenario. Three, Whoever loses gets to claim Sophie as their woman and Four, Anyone that loses will be bu

She added, staring at me. “Of..course, who wouldn't?” I stuttered, still oblivious of what was going on. “I guess you are not familiar with things around here, listen to me attentively,” she muttered, speaking in a hushed tone.. “To survive here, you must live by three rules.” “What rules?” I asked, my voice low and even as I stared at her keenly. “First of all, don't ask questions, don't allow your curiosity get you killed and lastly avoid the king's fiancee,”

Besides, even if I had wanted to betray the prince, where would I begin? And how would I get out of the underground city alive? I wouldn’t be able to kill them all, it was impossible at my age, it was only when you either reach the age of immortality or practice that I would be able to do such a thing; and even then, there would be no guarantee that I would survive using that much magic. Silas turned to look down at me, his smile holding as he shoved me towards the Caprotti vampire, his words terrifying me. “If you think she will disobey me, then kill her.”

“ These are the rule you must follow. Rule number 1: don’t leave any of your partner behind I mean in the same group Rule number 2: No Fighting between your group and other group what ever hatred who have for another should stop here in this clearing. Rule number 3: you would be given a list of items for you to find, and a puzzle for you to find it. Rule number 4 : you must play fair and square Rule number 5: you must not wonder off alone to find the item alone, leaving your team behind You shall be given all the necessary thing need for the hunt. Happy hunting”

Not even he could bother me tonight, that was one thing that I was sure of. “Why? Aren’t your basic rules not to die, survive, and get the levels?” I asked, giving him a sarcastic smile as I bit my bottom lip. The man frowned at my expression alongside Myla who just entered the room. “There were no rules on how we would be surviving nor were there any rules listed about dos and don’ts”

I think about how often survival is a grammar problem. Back inside, I pass the rope shelves and the little framed consent guidelines that no one notices anymore because they’ve become muscle memory. I stop and read them anyway. It’s basic: Ask. Answer. Adjust. In a war, we are still a club. The rules are not quaint; they’re scaffolding.

“So I succeed in beheading The Reaper, and surviving… you’d date me?” Dale barely nods, but who cares? That’s a yes for me. “You promised, you promised!” I press into his ears. “Rule 1: always get back up. Remember, no one is ringing a bell to stop; one of you has to go, so if you fall, get back up immediately because the game is still on.”

the intercom announced cheerfully, "The Siren's Valley! Please review the rules carefully. Rule violations will result in immediate termination. Have fun out there, deadies!" A screen descended from the ceiling, displaying the rules in blood-red text: SIREN'S VALLEY RULES: 1. No matter what happens, do not hum. 2. If you hear a voice singing, cover your ears until the song ends. 3. If a child walks up to you to play a game, you must accept. You cannot turn the child down no matter what. Try not to die, or your entire group will be erased. "Well, that's not ominous at all," I said, reading the rules twice just to make sure I wasn't hallucinating. "What the fuck is up with rule three? Why woul

"No, that's—" "Alright!" The gym teacher's voice cut through the chatter. "Now that everyone is gathered here, I'll explain the rules of the survival game! First, put on your protective gear and vest. If you get shot in the vest, you're out. Move in your assigned groups, and if one person is eliminated, the whole team is eliminated. Also, if you stray too far from each other, the elimination alarm will sound, so be careful not to separate!" A flurry of protests erupted at the mention of the partner system, but the teacher ignored them.

she said, patting my head, and I nearly choked on the popcorn. Savannah cleared her throat, looking at Maya pointedly, while Maya raised her hands in mock surrender, though she didn't stop feeding me popcorn between sentences for the rest of the lesson about the organization. "The core rules are simple," Savannah continued, undeterred. "Loyalty above all else. Silence outside these walls regarding anything you see or hear inside them. And obedience to the Warden's word, which is law in this house." She leveled me with a look. "Do you understand?"