The Big Door Prize Book Ending の小説・ストーリー

The drive took a little over thirty minutes before we finally reached Kingmoore Court. The tall black gates stood at the entrance of the estate, bright lights lining the surrounding walls and casting a soft glow across the road. I pulled my clearance card from my wallet and handed it to Zaire since he was the one driving. He took it from me, rolled down the window, and swiped the card against the gate scanner. The gates slowly opened in front of us, and Zaire drove inside. Streetlights lit up the quiet roads while giant modern houses stood proudly on both sides.

"But who would have thought that I, who was so desperate, would win the final big prize at the last moment, the Moon Treasure?" "I'm very happy. I'm also very excited because I know what this means. However, I've never thought that it would be this treasure that made me lose my life." As soon as he finished speaking, the mercury man moved his hand. Suddenly, a moonlight sign flashed in the center of the giant door, and the door slowly opened at this time...

He turned toward the door, thinking to himself that he would keep things up for the crystal shoes, but this time he was not getting them for Mandy Stiles. It was just one month left now, and he would propose to his silly baby soon!

Just the house, settling. I turned the handle. To my surprise, it wasn’t locked. Elizabeth Gable was many things, but she wasn’t sloppy. If the door was unlocked, it was because she wanted to see if I was foolish enough to walk through it. It was a test. A test of discipline and compliance. I stepped out into the corridor. It was a gallery of ghosts. Portraits of stern-faced men and pale, elegant women lined the walls, their eyes following me with collective, silent judgment. At the far end of the hall hung the portrait of Claire Vane.

With that, the game began and much to the stall owner’s surprise, ended pretty soon with all of his balloons popped. “W-wow.” He blinked. “You two are quite skilled. Here, this is the grand prize.” He pointed towards the koala. “Yay!” Ashely cheered, running over to take the prize from the man. “We won!” “You guys sure did. In fact, you two were the one ones capable of achieving this feat today. How about I capture a photo of this victory for you both?” “Uh,” It was Gabriel’s turn to hesitate. But Ashely wasn’t buying it. Without giving Gabriel an option, he tugged him by the hand, pulling him towards the picture section.

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

We've already used up half the days we had. - It's not my problem, beautiful ones. I want you to free the soul so that he doesn't leave here. If you stay here for eternity, he won't leave here either. It's a win-win for me. – she says laughing. – Besides, you two are beautiful, and I wouldn’t mind having a threesome. - Wow lady. Lucifron and I are… She laughs and turns her back to him. - Let's see what happens. If you leave through that door, the door to... to Pride is at the end of the corridor. – she disappears among the books.

She approached Julian politely and thanked him. “Mr. Rogers, thank you for the trouble. Things have been chaotic at home. Sorry you had to see this.” Julian waved dismissively with a smile. “Family matters are always difficult. We understand.” He glanced at me before turning to leave with the others. I clenched my fists until my nails dug into my palms. As they turned around, a deep, oppressive voice echoed from outside the door. “Looks like after all these years away, you people have forgotten who really runs this place.”

The only one that could set them free. **THE END**

Stopping her pacing, Althea turns to us, “Come with me, I want to show you something. It’s time.” There was still so much I wanted to ask and craved to know. Tawny and I followed her as she led us to the back of the room and pulled at a book from a bookcase that covered the entirety of the wall. The book fell back into its place, a loud creek and groan came from the bookcase and a puff of air sounded as the bookcase opened and revealed a hidden door. “That’s some neat shit,” Tawny whispered up at me. And I had to agree, it was pretty cool. I would never have known the hidden doorway existed, even if I was looking for it.