The Mimic Chapter 3 Code Door 2 Novels & Stories

I joke, then add softly, “I owe you.” “I’ll add it to the tab.” A pause. "Code's 7842. Camera loop starts in thirty seconds. You have four minutes before the system resets. Go." I punch in the code and the lock clicks instantly. I push the door open and step inside. The hallway is lit by exit signs, long and empty. I move fast, following Nico's directions to the stairwell, then up one flight to the third floor. The lab door is glass with a magnetic lock. Nico already disabled it.

“Just get lost.” They scrambled away like scared dogs, calling out the code over their shoulders. “The code is 226118!” The smile dropped from my lips the moment they were gone. My face hardened as I slid the key into the panel beside the glass door. “226118,” I keyed in. The lock clicked. Without hesitation, I kicked the door open with a heavy slam that rattled the walls. The scene inside froze. Three half-naked women scrambled off a man’s body, clutching at clothes in a frenzy.

Athena put herself together and walked out too, she followed him silently and he stopped before a door to input his code, he looked at her, “do you mind?” “Oh, sorry,” she apologized and glanced away, the man input his code and got in, he looked at her once more and closed his door. Athena let go of the breath she was holding and then glanced at the number on the door, 2305. Shit, she must have followed him blindly that she passed her door, she turned back, glancing at the numbers on the doors until she found the one she was looking for.

Familiar. The hallway was long. Silent. The floor beneath them hummed slightly, like a living thing. No security guards. No cameras she could see. But that didn’t mean they weren’t being watched. Subject 03 stopped outside a wide, sealed door. “This was the chamber,” she said. Ava looked at the keypad. Six digits. No clues. No markings. She stared at it, and her fingers moved before her mind did. She typed: 010194. The door clicked.

Dorian must still be giving everyone a hard time─ Good. As casually as I can, I stroll towards the testing room until I reach the door. Arsenal and Grey meet up with me a moment later. Giving them a cursory grin, I punch in the door’s code. Our luck holds when we open the door, and no one is in there. Striding inside, I gesture to the steel doors that I had gone through earlier and punch in Dr. Monroe’s code into the keypad. I memorized it when he entered it in earlier. The door instantly opens with a swish, and without another word, we get to work.

The bandages under my shirt felt tight. I didn’t care. I walked straight to the door. The same door where he’d left me bleeding. Where I’d walked away before I could kill him. The passcode panel flashed. I entered the code we used when we were twenty. The one engraved in muscle memory. 1-0-7-4-9 Our birthdays combined. The light turned green. Of course it did. He let it stay. Mocking me. Inviting me. I pushed the door open. The apartment was dark. Quiet. Not abandoned this time.

Flame glared at him and he sighed, pulling away. "Okay! Okay! Fine, no more jokes" Cisco said and they continued their way till they stopped to where Indigo indicated them. "A door?" Cisco muttered in confusion. "Indigo, we've arrived the point you told us" Flame said on the bud "Good, I'm sure you're confused when you saw a door. It isn't just an ordinary door. Open the door with the code " HW6-IO$" and it'll open, revealing an elevator that will take you underground" Indigo said.

It spirals down and down until my ears pop from the sudden change in pressure, and when we reach the end, a large iron door blocks our way. “What now?” Instead of responding, Migel moves forward and begins feeling around the wall beside the door until a quiet rumbling sounds before a small latch opens and a keypad can be seen. I turn my head as Migel enters the code that allows it to open, taking in the area until I hear the door beginning to unlatch. “Ready?” Migel asks when I look at him once more. “Because once we step through this door, there’s no going back.” “There already wasn’t any doing that,” I point out. “Now come on.”

but not enough. At the end of the corridor, he stopped in front of a reinforced door with a numeric keypad. “Code,” Ícaro ordered. “Ah...” Henrique smiled, as if amused by it. “You people are really in a hurry.” “Code!” I repeated with my gun pointed at his knee. “Or I'll make you crawl without a leg to the end of where this corridor goes.” Henrique laughed but finally typed the sequence and the door opened. The next second, Henrique was shoved inside.

The sight of him like that made my own stomach twist. But then, slowly, the darkness began to dissipate. The corner was revealed, along with the small, nondescript safe sitting there. The witch, still holding her palm out toward the area, said, “Go quickly. I can’t hold them forever.” Liam and I rushed over and I dropped to my knees. Reaching into his pocket, Liam retrieved a small moleskine notebook from his jacket’s inner pocket and opened it. “Her diary said the code should be 2447,” he said. I quickly punched the code in, and indeed, the door popped open.