Vince Maze Runner Novels & Stories

Victor shouted as he rushed upstairs. The moment he reached the top, he froze, staring at the dazed group in front of him. After a brief pause, he looked at Hayley and the others. Hayley pointed toward the door. "Don't look at us. Mona took your supplies and your car and ran." Victor was stunned. The next second, loud pounding came from the door. He turned toward the entrance and saw Mona, soaked and disheveled, running back in panic. Before anyone could react, they saw a dense mass of zombies swarming right behind her.

“We will move. Vance has backup locations. We can be gone by tonight.” But I shook my head against his chest. “He will keep hunting. No matter where we go. His health is failing, but his money is still good. He has millions left. Enough to pay for the best killers in the world. We cannot run forever.” We spent the morning in urgent conversation with Marcus Vance and Madeline through the secure link. The compound’s security was tightened. Extra guards were posted. But we all knew it was only a matter of time. Victor’s desperation had turned him into something unstoppable. A dying man with nothing to lose would spend every last dollar to destroy what he could not control.

So, only Cedric returned back to the mansion while Virginia and Susan was left in the park. Vincent excused himself and wished Virginia a good luck. Before Vincent went to the parking area, he told Virginia that he has asked one driver to wait in the parking area to bring Virginia home. Virginia thanked Vincent for that and wished him and Cedric a good luck too. Inside Vincent’s mind, he was so glad that his plan worked smoothly. Now he just needed to take Cedric back to the mansion and waited until Virginia decided to go back too. Cedric has called a taxi to drive him and Cedric back to the mansion. Before going inside the taxi, Vincent tried to scan the area to see the mentioned sniper Mil

Melody sets three items on the table with clinical calm: the violet vial in its sealed case, the K stamped wax packet, and a small strip of cloth soaked with the runner’s masking oil. The runner’s eyes flick to the vial and sharpen with something like pride. “You didn’t stop anything,” he says. “You delayed it.” Nate tilts his head. “You’re still talking like a man who thinks he’ll leave here.” The runner smiles. “He always leaves a door open.” Adrian’s growl rumbles low. I touch his wrist lightly. Grounding.

I glance through his rear mirror, “—lose that car. There’s someone in there that wants to kill me to get to my child.” He looks. He nods promptly. “You got it.” I’m thrown backward by the force of the speed, hitting my head on the chair and ending up on the floor mat. My head throbs and creaks as I manage to pull myself into a sitting position, rubbing the bruised spot. My vision blurs, and tears sting my eyes from the pain, but I brush them away. I need to focus. I can’t afford any weakness right now. “Where to, ma’am?”

I yelled. "He doesn't know that," Zane said. He pointed to the black SUV that was following the race. "He thinks you're in there. My guys are going to push that SUV toward the cliff. If Roman wants the money, he has to keep driving. If he wants to save 'you,' he has to crash his own car to stop the truck." "You're a monster!" I screamed. I turned and started running toward the road. "You can't catch them, Scarlett!" Zane called out. "The race is already halfway done!"

Vincent smiled and took his new gun. "Thank you, Dad!" "Go to the hospital immediately after this, got me?" Vincent nodded, then closed the car door. Vincent guided the car into reverse and then turned towards another road to the hospital. After Zach turned into one of an alley, Vincent covered half his face with a mask. He walked towards the vampires, attacking anyone escaping from their cars. When they didn't get them, they broke the car window and pulled the driver out. When that happened, Vincent drew his spear and stabbed the vampire in the back.

After all, jumping from window to window would be a lot faster than going down and up a flight of stairs. There were two games that Zen knew were good options to train his running skills. The first was a straightforward reflex runner game called Maze Runner. He had to collect speed boosts in the game to complete the maze level and avoid running into walls as he ran. The second game was a personal favourite. It was an obstacle running competition against an artificial intelligence opponent. While the game did not have many in-game elements, the controls and special animation effects were what made the game so thrilling. It was called Street Sprinter.

... Vince is inside his car right now driving in the roads of Barangay Tres. Using a new GPS he installed in the car, he went to the place where the man could be. It was getting darker around where he was driving and it seemed like sometimes Vince couldn't believe that he was still part of Barangay Tres. He even thought he was lost. He stopped at a place where the GPS took him and he looked around him but he couldn't see anything, just trees. He seems to be fooled by his GPS. Is this even the right place?