The players gathered themselves and got their heads back in the game. They slowly opened the door and Bella scoped out the reception area, hiding behind a chair and using her sharp mind to figure out how they were going to make it out of the asylum without being seen.“Come on girl let’s go, get us out of there, you got this,” a girl watching on her laptop said.“Man, beautiful sexy and smart, Bella is like the total package,” a boy watching on his laptop with his brother said. “She is the total package,” his brother said.“Hands down.”Bella looked closely at how the three doctors moved and together with the turns that the one in the booth was taking, it came to her and she went back into the room, closing the door behind her, and broke it down to the others.The three doctors walked back and forth from one end to the other; stopping at each end for twenty seconds, looking ten seconds to the left and the other ten seconds to the right. Also they moved at different times and so that

The players stood and looked around. On parts of the walls and the high ceiling was a dark green body of veins; thick veins branching out like roots and pulsating.“Oh my gosh,” Sue said and all their faces sunk; the sight of the body of veins was more than enough to have them wish once more that they could just walk away and not play the game anymore because they just knew that whatever it was that was about to happen, like everything else, was going to take a lot out of them, and frankly they were beginning to get worn out. They had a good amount of time to rest after each level and so they managed to somewhat restore their physical strength but their minds didn’t get much rest because they were in constant fear as to just what the next level was going throw at them and more importantly of all if they were going to make it through it, and so their minds were pretty much always at work making them the most tired and stressed they had ever been. Still they knew what they were there to

“Move Bella! Go!” a boy watching on his laptop shouted, wiping away the little tears that had fallen from his eyes. “Girl go!” a woman watching on her laptop shouted with rivers of tears running down her face; absolutely heartbroken over Mandy’s elimination. She was the one she had bet on to win but unlike the others she didn’t turn her device off, she kept on watching because though she had bet on Mandy to win, there were still three players left in the game and she had grown to care so much for them she didn’t want any of them to succumb to the same fate that Mandy did, and so she kept on watching, hoping so bad that they were going to make it. Bella moved on and safely reached the other end, with the swampy water quiet and with no other spikes having shot out at her, it seemed they only shot out when the players were in one place for a while as was Mandy and later Bella, and so the trick was to keep moving, which was what Den and Sue did. They got up onto the stems and began makin

Bella freshened up and when she was done she went and sat down on the bed to cry for Mandy some more, with the TV on and tuned into the channel it was always tuned into after each level, the morgue, this time bringing in live feed of Mandy’s corpse, adding fresh salt to the open wound that was her bleeding heart. It hurt to see blatantly how she had failed at keeping her alive but it didn’t hurt as it would have had Den been lying down on the steel bed next to her. That would have absolutely crushed her soul especially after how she and Sue both risked their lives and losing the game as a whole to keep him alive. Losing Den would have destroyed her and so she literally did everything in her power to keep him alive and with Sue’s help she succeeded. Den was still alive, her friends were both still alive but it wasn’t going to be for long because Mr. Kingman had made it more than clear that he wanted her to suffer for what she did by making her watch all her friends die and there were o

The train reached the curtain and began to go through it and because the bouquet of flowers was the right item to be collected from the graveyard section, they were allowed entry into the next one; a shabby deserted desert, still with the full moon shining bright. “From a graveyard to the wild west, man, this game just keeps on giving,” a man watching on his tablet said; eager to see just what the next section had install for the them and the players. He was one of the few viewers who was still experiencing excitement, everyone else had cashed in their excitement for fear. The mailbox was in front of one of the house and they quickly dropped off the train and ran to it. This time it was Sue’s turn. She pulled out the envelope and opened it. “Golden plate,” she read. “Spread out, go,” Den said and they ran off. The town was just made of the one street; five houses on the left and five on the right, and they had to search each one of them. Thank goodness the houses were the size of