When we came through those doors, there were a lot of hallways. Not as much as you think, but there was enough for us all to be able to move around. We were led into a glass corridor. From the outside, we could only see lights as if it were a lab. We entered a different building. The building was two floors, twelve bedrooms on each floor. I had a feeling that they were meant for us. We were all taken to our own bedrooms which had the number of our collars on them. I walked into my room and fell on the ground, still conscious.
The room was chilled. It looked like a small luxury motel room. A bed, a dresser, a closet, a bathroom, a television, a garbage can, a remote control; all I needed to be calm. There was a tablet on the bed. I turned it on and it showed a great deal of information about me. In another section, it showed all the players, but not their intel; just who was alive and who wasn't. The names of Kelvin and Eloise have been redlined, displaying their photos and causes of death. Kelvin, violated a rule; Eloise, punished by electrocution.
My tears flowed as I went to bed, fueled by my yearning to wake up at home. In my perspective, it felt like a mere unpleasant imagining. My drowsiness came on gradually until I fell asleep. A positive dream occurred to me. In the park, I took my dog for a walk, and we chilled out while munching on a snack. The sun was shining brightly as the sky appeared in a pleasing shade of blue without any clouds. The atmosphere of the day was serene and tranquil. During my dream, each scene felt vividly lifelike while I remained asleep. I'm completely disengaged from this life-threatening game. I was awoken the next morning by my alarm. The next day dawned with my alarm sounding off.
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Process of Elimination
HorrorSomewhere. Unbeknownst of danger. A 15 year old boy, named Leo, suddenly gets abducted by an unknown entity. He wakes up with 23 other people with about half of them actually being around his age. Leo is forced to vote, play, and watch the horrific...
