Twisted Time Escape Rooms Novels & Stories

"What? Why are we wasting time? Guys?" Rashid heaved as he tapped his forefinger on the opened history book at a certain paragraph. It spoke about how the dungeons beneath the king's mansion were huge and divided into different rooms. Each passage led to a different room; and each room was further divided into several rooms. It was kind of like a maze. A wrong passage would take them to the wrong room and they might end up getting stuck in a room that's far away from where Hunter and Claire were held hostage. "Are we going to unwind the other passages then?" Levi's query was answered with a small nod of head. "Okay, let's do it quickly."

"No Dimi. You're going to start to love me or you're going to be the death of me. Quite literally." I make it to my room and sat in my "office" that Hendrix and Paxton have helped me set it up for school. This room is a deep shade of purple. The color is so dark, it almost looks black. I have accents of light purple around the room to break up the darkness. I sit on my windowsill where they have made a bench seat for me. So, I can enjoy nature and a book from the window. I see Hendrix, Thanos, and Paxton in their wolf forms playing with the children. I watch as Eskimo has Roe dangling in his mouth by his shorts. Shaking my head, I turn my attention back to my book and begin to read.

A low hum stuffed the air because the servers started overheating. Vanessa stood abruptly. “It’s self-destructing.” I grabbed her arm. “Then we run.” The Escape Explosions rocked the power as we sprinted via the corridors. Cipher wasn’t letting us depart with their secrets— in the event that they couldn’t have Arkhaven, no person would. The tunnels collapsed at the back of us as we emerged into the frozen night, the mountain trembling because the facility became swallowed by means of ice and fire. We slightly made it to the extraction factor earlier than the floor caved in entirely.

Isabella said, seated cross-legged on the carpet in front of her sister. Sharon hesitated, then looked at Ethan. "It's... a long story. I really don't know where to start," she said, taking a deep breath. Her father said, smiling reassuringly, "We have all the time in the world." Sharon took in a long breath. "Okay. It got underway roughly two years ago. Well, you all remember. I was heartbroken and devastated." Her mother nodded, knowing exactly what she meant. "I made the decision to spend some time out of town. to clear my head, as you know. That evening I visited a bar. Though it was not my regular scene, I wanted to briefly forget everything.

"But I have to warn you, their encryption is top-notch. It'll take me some time to crack it." Maya nodded. "Keep working on it, ADA. David, let's review the facility's layout again. We need to find the best entry point." David nodded, his mind racing with possibilities. "I think I can create a diversion near the east wing. If we time it right, we can slip in while the guards are distracted." Dr. Kim's eyes narrowed. "Let's synchronize our watches. We'll move in exactly 30 minutes. ADA, can you give us real-time updates on the guards' movements?"

" As soon as he said that, all the warriors around us looked furious. His words were an insult to both me and them. Some of the hot-tempered warriors came over to challenge Andre, who had no choice but to line up for the challenges. The participants would be tested on their intelligence, strength, and reflexes in each of the three challenges. Andre couldn't even pass the first challenge. He was repeatedly defeated and had to line up all over again. In the end, he had no choice but to bribe someone else for the answers. The remaining two challenges were increasingly brutal. It took Andre a week to make it through all the challenges for the right to see me. Upon meeting me, Felicia started ven

Her foul and smart mouth is enough to kill any human being on this planet. We settle down in our rooms. Inessa and I occupied the master bedroom, while Hazel takes the room with the view of a lake behind the house which is three doors away from ours, and Miles gets the middle room between ours and Hazel. Miles’ room is a child’s room which is attached to ours by a door, so we can be with him if he needs anything at night. I tell everyone they have exactly two hours to rest or nap or do whatever they want to do after that we will come back after dinner. So it’s a day out for all of us.

He walked into a closet and a minute later, he came out dressed in a similar white shirt tucked into grey trousers and shiny black shoes. I saw faint bruising on my wrist, but I didn't have much time to think about it as he grabbed my other wrist and dragged me to the right and pushed open a wooden door. I was prepared to see a sketchy BDSM set-up, but I saw something stranger. This room had black carpet covering the floor and a huge throne was placed a step above the floor. It was a gilded throne with deep magenta cushions. There were various types of gemstones on the arms of the chair.

I run back to the place where we live and on my way, I keep on praying that Gahala would be fine. I entered the the gate and headed to my place. We are staying far from Enlaja outside of the forest but the sorroundings are still dark. Inside of the big compound, all werewolves are living there. We have our own place or small house that will seperate each other. Nearby, there was a river where I always go because I found peace in there. Sometimes, I hope my parents left me at Enlaja and I am considered as a fairy even if I am half werewolf but then it is impossible for that to happen because the fairies will always remembered my mother's betrayal to them.

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.