Writing Prompt

A/N: I was going to make this longer and I had ideas for how it connected to the prompt but then I got bored whoops lol.

The mall seemed unnatural, a giant obtrusive fortress in an otherwise quaint landscape of small houses and quiet people. Or maybe it was more fitting to say it was a relic of a time when the town could boast such importance. Despite the slow erosion of the building—the cracks i...

Mia, Emily, Chase, and Carter have been friends for god knows how long. They’ve been by each other’s side. One day, they decided to go on a vacation. They went to a strange hotel, and once they entered the doors, they were gone.

Mia and the others woke up an an unfamiliar floor. Chase sat up first. “Where are we? This doesn’t look like a hotel to me…”. Mia sat up as well, quickly followed by Car...

Our characters spend hours walking through the labyrinth. The walls on the labyrinth are a dark tone that seem natural. Sharp and soft edges and a thick layer of dust remains over the stone. The path is a light sandy dirt that leaves the faintest of marks in it. The characters track their paths and try their best not to rewalk them. Yet somehow they always end back onto the path already walked. Af...

We both look around anxious, how did we even get here in the first place?! We look around trying to find a way out. It feels like we’re almost going in circles but there’s no giving up. Jack flicks his brown hair out of his eyes and stares at me, “Do you think there’s a way out?” I freeze, anxious at this comment. Could it be true that there’s no way out of this place? I look side to side, looking...

It was almost like a dark cave, but it was just a house with no lights on. Water dripped from the ceiling but it was all just the rain seeping through the collapsing ceiling. I scurry to a steady stance, the moonlight simmering through a window. We had been chosen to go to the Labrynth. No one ever wanted to get chosen. No one could find the exit.

The labyrinth was the largest house ever, bui...

I last saw Gus, the leader of our group try to guide three teenage boys and girls to the far leftside of the labyrinth where nobody has been before, but I never saw them come back. Did they really make it out?

I guess I should have tried harder to make them stay, but Gus kept saying he knew better than me and that he had memorized the labyrinth looking for a way out. But he’ll get what’s coming ...

Trevor begins to walk around the labyrinth with Missy and Kyle but little do they know there’s nowhere out.

“Kyle, do you think it makes sense for us to split up?”

Trevor had asked, Kyle’s & Missy’s face fell low as if that was one of the stupidest thing they had ever heard. If only this was an episode of Scooby doo but obviously this is not that.

Missy proceeded to say, “You’re literally the...

We came around the corner of the hedge wall, only to find that we must continue down the path lined again with towering hedges. Green, thick, bushy walls, much too dense to see-through or even to attempt to force our way through. These healthy and neatly trimmed hedge walls are inconveniently too high to see above. If we want to know what’s around the corner, we literally have to turn the corner t...

I woke up in a labyrinth.

With a group of 5 other kids, ranging from what looked like 13-19 but ended up being 12-18. There’s Cassie who’s 16, Julian who’s 17, Cameron is 15,

I’m 14, Hayley (maybe Hallie?) is the oldest at 18 and Isaac is the youngest at 12.

We each woke up with a bag filled with food and water. None of the girls were given any sanitary products, which I found out when Hayley (it...

Solaria is on one end of the labyrinth and Altare is on the other. Neither of them know each other is there and Altare is the last person Solaria wants to see. Now they face challenges, turmoil, and an obstacle that shows their deepest characteristics and things that they will take to the grave.

“What the fuck? Where the fuck am I?” Solaria says in fear and confusion. She looks around only see con...