Thelastdoor Stories

What if the only way to survive... was to find one last door? I woke up trapped inside a strange, abandoned house with no memory of how I got there. Every hallway looked the same. Every room led to another. There were no windows, no sunlight-only endless silence and the sound of my own footsteps. Injured, exhausted, and slowly losing hope, I had only one goal: find the exit before it was too late. But as fear and doubt crept into my mind, I realized that escaping the house would take more than strength-it would take courage. The Last Door is a suspenseful survival story about determination, hope, and the will to keep moving forward even when everything seems lost. Will I make it out... or will the house become my final destination?

An alternate more exciting ending for season 2 of The Last Door. Look, we need more fanfics of this, this game is awesome! I'm disappointed thAt there's not a lot of fan material for it, it deserves more attention (definitely a hell of a lot more attention than Shed 17 and project G-1)

Papa Smurf and his friends are still in England after the death of Martha Washington. Meanwhile at the Party Daniel tells the rest of the group indicating that there was something wrong with the British, the British had a rebellion against the states in which might affect Papa Smurf, his friends and their jobs. The Hiddlestons and the gang must find the solution to end the Britain's rebellion with the United States before it's too late.

Papa Smurf, Decker, Giordano and the group of Hiddlestons are spending the night at Thomas Jefferson's house in Charlottesville, VA meanwhile at the lands in the middle of Monticello, Thomas Jefferson finds a mysterious catalogs that belonged to George Washington after his death. Papa Smurf and Decker needs to solve the problems so that the flashbacks with George Washington dying will be gone forever

My new interpretation of the ending of chapter 4 and the whole episode of chapter 5 of The Last Door. I finally figured out to make a character based off Miss Kohne's words "it is eyeless but not blind" and the "eyeless gaze" everyone was talking about. It's bad, let's say.