What Doors Can Villagers Not Open Novels & Stories

Not a sound could be heard outside, and that was enough to tell Xavia that this really was a desolate village… Shaking her head, she got up and looked around the barn, hoping to find a way to escape… As expected, however, the door had been locked from the outside. She had noticed that the walls were earthen, and while it was true that she could attempt to poke a hole through one of them, she also knew that that could easily end up making quite a bit of noise… Possibly enough to wake that crazed old man up! Just as she was wondering how she should even proceed, the cow beside her suddenly mooed… and just like that, Xavia got an idea! Looking at it, Xavia pursed her lips before muttering, “…So

Luke said in awe, looking at the door. “We will find the importance stuff like documents, deals and everything here.” I whispered, touching the door. “But I don't know how to open this!? I tried it many times but it didn't open.” I muttered. “There must be a way to open this door.” Noah said, trying to find a way to open the door. “What are you doing here?” A voice came from behind, and our body froze, we slowly turned back, only to face Valencia standing there with her hands folded over her chest.

We were at an impasse with no way to compromise. “We can’t let you go, Clara,” someone said. “We understand you’re worried for your son but we can’t let you go outside when you could endanger the whole pack by opening these sealed doors. There’s a reason these doors are supposed to be kept closed after an invasion. I’m sure I don’t need to explain those reasons to you!”

Instead of allowing them to look around more, I lead them to the door leading to the family quarters. "You have to touch the door with both hands to open it. Only a select few witches are able to get through here. I had to come up with a way for you to open the door as well and by the door recognizing you you will be able to open it as long as you use both hands." I explain to her.

The other side answers. “Does closing the gate requires work from the other side too?” Zhu Wushang asks. “Yes, It’s the system I design in case someone wants to play something stupid and close or open the gate without permission. Of course, we have people with the special authorization to forcefully close or open the gate from one side in case of an emergency like this.” Aurelia explained. “Please, wait a moment. We have contact.” The other side went silent for a little bit as they began to check out the details.

She must have a lot on her plate. The feeling of awareness doesn't subside, so I get up from the couch and make my way to the kitchen. Mark or Randall are always in there, I know the house is always surrounded with wolves even when I can't see them. Only I find the kitchen door open, without any of the two guards in sight, which is strange. All the doors to the house are always closed for security reasons. There's a code on every door, so I know for a fact someone can't just enter.

Vicky asked from behind him, " It's not opening," he answered as he kept trying, " When it's not like you locked it, it should open," " Huh?" he turned to her, " does it not open when locked?" " It can only be opened from the outside, that's why no one ever locked the door from the inside," she replied. A second of silence fell between them; Magnus wasn't attempting to open the door anymore; rather, he was giving Vicky a sorry gaze, which she understood right that instant.

“But what if, say—someone left the door open that is protected by a ward?” Her eyes flick to Nate, then she lets out a groan. “Okay. They can get past that.” “See!” Nate points his fork at her. “You finally admit it might be a possibility?” “No. I wasn’t admitting to anything. I simply agreed that a vampire can get past a warded door if it’s left open.” She points at me. “And sure, the door was left open by Hailey. Once. For a cat. What about the other attacks? They never mentioned any doors being left open in the other incidents.”

It’s one hell of a security system for a weapon’s vault. “What if the pack is under attack and needs your weapons, but they can’t get to you?” The question is out before the door even opens completely. “Elara and my Beta can also open the vault,” he deadpans. “What if they’re not here?” “There’s another vault in the training hall.” “Who can open that?” I can’t stop asking questions. “All the warriors.” He starts to sound a bit more irritated as he steps inside, and I follow. “So why can everyone open that one but not this one?”

Instead, she looked amused. "Oh," she said, her voice dripping with false sweetness. "You're home early, Ava." I couldn't move. I couldn't breathe. My chest felt tight, like someone had wrapped their hands around my lungs and squeezed. Ethan shifted Vivian off his lap with an irritated sigh, like I'd interrupted something inconvenient. He didn't bother covering himself. He didn't bother looking apologetic. "Don't just stand there," he said coldly. "Close the door." My hands shook at my sides.