Labyrinth Floor の小説・ストーリー

The air was thick with an otherworldly energy as they exchanged determined glances and stepped forward, crossing the threshold into the labyrinth. The first steps they took seemed ordinary, but soon the corridor ahead twisted and turned, shifting like a living entity. Elysia's voice was laced with awe as she spoke, "This labyrinth is unlike anything I've ever seen before. Its paths are in constant flux, a reflection of the realm's ever-changing nature."

I also got roller blades," I arch my brow. "Rollerblade? Dr. Jacob will be seeing them for broken bones," Xander waves it off. "Let's go see the rooms," ***** Three levels. The first two levels are for the kids, and they have painted all different colors. Even the marble floors are colorful. The third level is the nun quarters, with solid white walls and elegantly decorated. Xander and I step outside the front door. "What do you think?" "I love it," I tell him.

This was to say that one would run into all the experimental creatures on each floor, which made each floor a huge challenge. Coming out of the elevator, Wilbur scanned his surroundings. He sensed the silence of this floor. Then, he lowered his head to look at the map in his hand. He noticed that the stairwell to the floor below was located on the northeast side. Wilbur walked past the entire parking lot while observing his surroundings. Even though the floor plan of each floor below was different, the entire building structure was the same. Therefore, by understanding the building's structure, Wilbur would be able to head down each floor quickly.

I warm myself enough to stop shaking and I find myself fatigued from my shivers. I feel for a door, a window, a lock, something to confirm my entry-and highlight my exit. I find nothing on the floor or walls. Is it on the ceiling? I stand on my tip toes as my fingertips graze the ceiling. I find grooves that create the shape of a square. That must be my exit.

Morgan asks, and O’Hara smiles. “Follow me, ladies,” he says, as he leads the way back down. There are no signs, no windows, and absolutely nothing to indicate what floor is what. I’m going to get very lost. I count the landings as we head down, so I at least know which one is our floor. Fifty one. Fifty one fucking floors to climb. Goddess. The massive cavern dining room is nearly full this morning, every table bustling with warriors. A few watch as we walk by. Clearly they know we’re new to the base.

I stepped carefully over pieces of rubble on the mossy floor that clearned in patches to reveal paintings lost of their luster and colour in only blurred outlines. I neared the end of the edifice, there was a hole in the floor, almost two meters in radius and something about it makes me cautious as I slowly inch as if fearing something would suddenly pop up. My vivid imagination at times like this, did not help as I peered into murky waters that strangely wasn't stagnant and unable to see past its surface to know its depth. Quenching my curiosity I step away trying to keep a relatively safe distance. But suddenly rumbling noises come from underneath my feet and with this brief warning, the f

The entire substructure floor was completely dark, as this wasn’t open to the sky above like the other floors. There were also streaks of dust everywhere, clearly a sign that it was barely used. Claire and Azrael flew in from above gracefully. The drones set them down on the ground, then immediately sped out to the substructure floor to scan it for enemies. At the same time, the two girls went to the terminal, wiped the thin layer of dust on it, and activated it. They brought up the floor’s layout itself, and scanned it for what they needed. Unlike the floors above, this floor was only about 15 meters high. Besides that, there was machinery and offices and all sorts of ancillary systems all

The room was at the far end of the fourth floor, in a completely secluded area, like the room was purposely placed away from the rest of the rooms. That made me gulp as I tried to stop my hand from shaking. ‘You can do it, Labyrinth.’ I whispered to myself as I sucked in another breath before tentatively knocking on the door. It seems like I hadn’t knocked hard enough, because I didn’t get a response. I swallowed emptily and wondered if I was supposed to knock again or to wait until whenever Blaze decided to leave the room, because I wouldn’t want to unknowingly anger him by disturbing him with my knocks.

says Valence with a smile. A few feet away from where the three of us stand, the floor begins to sink away with the slabs pulling down. They form a descending staircase down into the floor. I glance into it and see darkness for a moment, but then a stream of the cerulean from the pool seeps with purpose down between the cracks of the slabs to form a glow. The glowing trail of the blue hue streams down the steps and into the dark corridor we look into from above.