What Doors Can Villagers Not Open Novels & Stories

[Rule 1: Each villager must throw one stone into the sea every day. [Rule 2: Villagers cannot leave their rooms at night.] [Rule 3: The Villagers' Code of Conduct is proof of identity. The chief will inspect it every night.] … And so it went on, all seeming like rules that didn't hurt in the slightest as long as you followed them. But then, the final rule seemed to be the key toward clearing the entire scenario completely. [Rule 10: Defeat the final boss to clear the scenario.] How were we supposed to defeat the boss?

Xyenth said making Xavy chuckled. Before Xavy could opened his mouth, the two snipers were already knocking infront of the door since Xyneth locked the door. Xyneth was also looking intensely at the door who was about to give in because of his strong punch and sometimes they would even kicked it to open it. A minute had passed yet they haven't opened the door even though the door wasn't made of metal but it was made of wood type of a door. It should be easy to break it but why can't these two break it on it's own? Are they really professional.

The elder grinned while replying, "I'm Nathan's in law and this is a daughter of the Adams family's house. I'm here to c.. c.. check out..." As he spoke, his fat figure tried to squeeze in, but the man inside came out before the latter managed to do so. Bang! The villa's owner then shut the iron door outside. The smart door lock only recognized fingerprints and key cards, which caused the elder to be stuck, he was unable to enter even if he wanted to. He was locked outside even if his eyes burned a hole in it. The man came out to walk a pair of dogs on leashes, locking the elder outside the house.

Rashak gave a valid reason. He seemed right and if we knock at the door, we will disturb the portal's tension. "What should we don now?" I asked him because now we were stuck outside. "We have two witches here, they should try to make things work to open this door, while we men, we will bring an army of tribal men along with weapons. Because once this door opens, it will get closed in no time. And we might not be able to open it again." Rashak's strategy was good and impressive.

There was a puppy dog hole at the back of the door, it was never used because their mother was allergic to dogs but yet they did not find a way to close it, it was padlocked to prevent stray dogs from entering into their house. “I’ll find something to break it open” Mark said before dropping the kids on the counter. “ I’ll help you too” Chel said as she searched through the kitchen in the heat and the smoke trying to look for something break the padlock open. “ I found something!” Mark said as he rushed back to his sister, he immediately hit the padlock several times hoping it would pop open, after hitting it for about a few minutes it’s finally opened.

Everyone said. “Good,” Haven said as she started to think of the easiest way to get out the doors. She went out of the doors, and two officers had to run ahead of her. She was calling out the directions as Mack pulled her hand back to him. He kept her next to him, knowing they had no real idea what they were walking out too. When she swiped the ID to open the last door with no alarms going off, she smiled at him. “Nice to know you made some friends here,” Mack said with a chuckle.

Hearing that, both parties immediately rushed toward that place, and soon enough, they were greeted by the sight of a massive stone door. “Push the door open!” yelled Lech. “Copy that!” replied his remaining men as they instantly began pushing the door in hopes of opening it… To their dismay, no matter how much they pushed, the stone door never moved an inch! Seeing that, Gerald then said, “Since it can’t be opened by force, I’m sure there’s a mechanism somewhere that’ll get it to open!” Following that, Gerald quickly began investigating the area in search of mechanisms that would trigger the door to open…

She loosened her grip on me and looked up at my face. "What about your area? Are there any vampire attacks there? It seems safe in your village. Are there any vacant apartments available?" she asked, causing me to gulp nervously. Bella couldn't come to our village because it would expose our true nature. No outsiders were allowed except for Mr. Dencio. "The problem is, it's difficult to gain entry. You need a permission card from the guard." I nodded, relieved that she seemed to understand. "Yes, you would need a permission card to enter, just like everyone else," I agreed, nodding repeatedly to emphasize my point.

"Vampires cannot get in without the owner's permission. It's a long story. But it was our norm that we cannot get into someone's elses' house without his or her invitation. And it sucks, really." Then I grab the fist-size stone and smash it into the door. The stone managed to make a hole but it is not enough for the humans to get in. So, I continued searching for stones. This time, I grab bigger ones and smash them into the windows, walls, and doors.

"My mom locks the snacks in a cabinet to control my snacking habits. "So, I pick the lock with a wire daily to get to the snacks. Practice makes perfect, hehehe!" Never underestimate the determination of a food enthusiast! After unlocking the door, Vincent pressed his ear against the door, carefully listening to any sounds outside. Once he made sure no one was outside, he carefully opened the door and pulled Luca along. They were in a lonely village in the mountains. The youngsters had gone to cities to work, leaving only a few elderly residents behind. The village had no lights, and it was pitch black everywhere.