Le Labirent の小説・ストーリー

ARC 20 : Labyrinth's Eternal Claim TRIGGER WARNING: This is explicit adult erotic fiction (18+ only) featuring monster romance with a mythical Minotaur. Contains intense size difference/kink, massive cock/belly bulging, stretching, fear-to-pleasure tra restraint and more. Reader discretion strongly advised ----- My fingers clung onto the moss-slick stone wall. As hauled myself up another ledge. The ancient entrance to the Labyrinth of Thalor . But I’d already slipped past the rusted iron gates hours ago.

Plip. Sebastian was limping heavily now. Every step was agony. The uneven ground twisted his ankles, sending shocks of pain up his damaged nerves. But he refused to stop. He refused to let the Frenchman see him weak. "We are close," Louis checked the compass in the journal. "The deeper we go, the older the bones." They reached a circular chamber. The ceiling was domed, supported by a pillar made entirely of skulls. On the far wall, there was a stone carving: A Weeping Angel.

​Later that night, a servant whom Laura had comforted earlier, risked his life to slip into her room. Without a word, he pressed an object into her hands: an ancient, weathered map retrieved from the deepest vault of Dave's private study. When Laura unrolled the parchment, her breath hitched. It mapped a hidden trajectory piercing through the treacherous, uncharted perimeter of the forest, terminating at a massive, structural anomaly labeled The Labyrinth of Giant Tres. In the margins of the map, six distinct, faded sigils were drawn—including a dragon, a crescent moon, and an earthen crest that perfectly matched the symbol in her grandmother’s journal.

“Granddad, are you coming with us?” Aaron invited his grandfather, who denied his invitation. “No, you carry on with your craziness. Don’t bother me. I just wandered around... (Mr Alex paused when he looked at the portrait of Hexa)... here. “Mr Alex replied. Aaron nodded and scooted to look for Mrtyu. She was behind everyone else, wandering the place where all students waited before the big door, which had a naming board made of glass, and it stated, in etched words, “Laberinto de Espejos.”

“Oh, do go on, Mr. Adventurous.” Ignoring Angela’s teasing, Levi continued, “There was this one time we stumbled upon a chamber, larger than any other we’d seen before. It was hidden behind a narrow crevice, which led into a wider passage. If memory serves me right, it was marked with a peculiar insignia, almost resembling a serpentine dragon.” A sudden rush of excitement coursed through me. “That sounds like it could be it. Freya mentioned something called the ‘Cavern of Echoes’. It might be the same place. Can you draw me a map?”

He tried to guide the conversation and said, "Chief, shall we go inside the lab first?" Catherine gave a slight nod, and Rodge led the way. They entered the core of the laboratory, a room that appeared quite ordinary and furnished. But when Rodge glanced at the decorations near the entrance, the originally whitewashed walls suddenly began to move aside. A hidden high-tech laboratory tunnel slowly revealed itself. The decorations had iris recognition devices, allowing only lab members to open the mysterious door and access the laboratory's interior. However, this door was just the first obstacle. There were many more mechanisms inside to ensure the lab's security.

Alpha Kyrian concluded his speech and faced the werewolf doctor who in turn was just checking out Sarah who was far gone, beyond the physical. "He leaves right now. And I will give you a picture of what the herb looks like." the werewolf doctor replied as he walked into his store and brought out one of his scientific books with a duplicate of the herb picture showing it to Gabriel who collected it from him to take a look at it diligently. "So this is what it looks like?" Gabriel asked the werewolf doctor who nodded to his word. "But remember Labyrinth is a dangerous place and only a few have gone and returned. Others perished and lived not to tell the story. Be careful of what you touch and

He wanted to break even, but not by that means. They walked until they reached a maze made of decorative plants that grow taller than them. Lachlan heard that, that this labyrinth is monitored and is given too much care. That is likely the reason it looks too good. “Alpha...” Her voice is cracked, probably because she has been suppressing her tears. “D-Do you know the way out?” Maridelle said sniffling, her head low, facing the ground. She was busy following him that she forgot to memorize their way in.

"5000! 10,000! 25000! 35000! Sweet mackerel! There you go 35000 for the giant! And now, lastly, for our final asset!" Cataleia braced herself as the curtains were snatched, revealing her inside the cage. The blind lights caused the woman to quickly block and take shade with her hand as the cheering around her blasted through her ears. “The Maiden of the Labyrinthe, the one who defeated– some slayed, around two hundred participants in the maze! I present to you, a human– Lei.” “10,000! 50,000! 100,000! Is there any more?!”

“I’ll burn her world down to the marrow.” They left that night. No entourage. No politics. Just the two of them — back where it began. Shadow to shadow. Fury to flame. The entrance to the lab was buried beneath a vineyard in rural France — abandoned on the surface, but pulsing with heat below. As they descended the forgotten shaft, Chaewon felt the walls breathing around her. This wasn’t just a lab, it was a womb. The birthplace of stolen legacies. Lights flickered as they entered the lower chamber.