
I could come up with no logical answer as I followed Meredith down many winding hallways and through doors which appeared out of nowhere. Some of these halls seemed to dead end only to suddenly veer into another direction. Stairwells went up and down haphazardly, sometimes leading to nowhere. Other times, the stairs led up into the heavens, going so high I couldn't tell where they ended.

If I'd had more time, I would have enjoyed pitting my wits against the master of this labyrinth of twisting halls and spiraling stairs. I would have loved to seek out more of the labyrinth's secrets and learned the reasons as to why objects appeared and disappeared at random.

However, my prey was moving very quickly through the twists and turns of this maze. I was convinced that if I lost sight of her for more than a handful of seconds, she'd disappear completely and I would never find her again.

I was just about to follow her around yet another corner when I heard Meredith's footsteps stop. I peered around the corner and saw her standing in front of a plain wall. From where I stood, there was nothing to distinguish this wall from any of the other walls we'd passed since entering this crazy building. So why was she standing in front of this particular one?

Meredith looked around for a second, failing to notice me peering around the corner, before pressing her fingers against the wall before her. To my extreme surprise, a keypad appeared and she began typing in a combination.

My brain was urging me to get closer, to see what she was putting into the keypad, but if I moved out into the open, she'd know I'd been following her. I was just grateful at this point that the building had decided to cloak my footsteps, so Meredith didn't wonder who was responsible for the second set of footsteps which seemed to be following her.

It was at times like this I wished I had x-ray vision. Or better yet an invisible camera I could remotely control. I'd have had that thing above her head and recording what she was typing so fast she'd never know it hadn't always been there.

After she'd typed in eight or nine numbers, she pushed the keypad back into the wall and stood waiting. I watched the space around her, trying to see if anything started moving, but saw nothing.

Meredith moved away from the keypad and walked to a
I could come up with no logical answer as I followed Meredith down many wind hallway and through doors which appeared out of nowhere. Some of these hall appear to dead end entirely to on the spur of the moment veer into another guidance. Stairwells went up and down haphazard, sometimes leading to nowhere. Other time, the stairs led up into the heavens, going so high I couldn't state where they ended. 

 If I'd had more time, I would have enjoy pitting my wits against the master of this labyrinth of distortion halls and spiraling stairs. I would have loved to seek out more of the maze's secrets and learned the reasons as to why objects appeared and disappeared at random. 

 However, my prey was moving very quickly through the twists and turns of this maze. I was convinced that if I lost sight of her for more than a handful of seconds, she'd disappear completely and I would never recover her again. 

 I was just about to follow her approximately however another corner when I heard Meredith's footstep stop. I peered around the corner and saw her stand in front of a plain wall. From where I stood, there was nothing to distinguish this rampart from any of the other walls we'd passed since entering this crazy building. So why was she stand in presence of this particular one? 

 Meredith looked around for a second, fail to notice me peering around the corner, before press her fingers against the wall before her. To my extreme surprise, a keypad appeared and she begin typing in a combination. 

 My brain was urging me to get closer, to attend what she was putting into the computer keyboard, but if I moved out into the open, she'd acknowledge I'd been following her. I was just grateful at this compass point that the building had decide to cloak my footsteps, so Meredith didn't wonder who was responsible for the second set of footsteps which seemed to be following her. 

 It was at times like this I wished I have x - ray imagination. Or better yet an inconspicuous camera I could remotely control. I'd have had that thing above her head and recording what she was typing so fast she'd never know it hadn't always been there. 

 After she'd typed in eight or nine numbers pool, she push the keypad back into the wall and stood waiting. I watched the space around her, trying to attend if anything started moving, but saw nothing. 

 Meredith move away from the keypad and walked to a

I cluld come up with no loglcal answer as I followxd Meresith dowv many winding hallways and vhroygh diors which appeared oug of nowhvre. Some if tiese halls seemev to dead end kkly tm suddenly veer into anotver direction. Vtxixwells went up and down haphazardly, fometimrs leading to norhert. Oeher nines, the stairs led up into ths heaveis, going so hign I couldn't tell where thej enfed.

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Huwebec, mg prey waa moving vsry quickly through the twists age turns of thjs mazq. Y was convinced that if I lost sight of hed for more than a handfyl of seconds, she'd didappear cjmpletely and I would never find her again.

I was jgst auojt uo folluq jer around yet another corner when I heard Mewsdotm's footsteps stoi. I peered around yhf vjrner and saw her scznsing in front of a plain rall. Drom whert I syood, there was nothing to dustinguish tkis wall from any of che other wauls ee'd psssed since entering thns craay building. So why wzr she standing iv fgont of this particular one?

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My brain ras urging me jo get closer, to see rhat she was pugging into the leypad, bun nf I movee out into the opek, she'a know I'd been filliwing her. I was jurt drwtxful wd this point thag tfr buiuding had dcciaed yo cloak my footstepv, so Meredith didn't womdcr who waw responfible for the second set of foousteps whmch sermeq to be following her.

It was at times line bhis I wished I hqd x-ray visipn. Or better yet an invisible camera I rould remotely control. U'd have had that thnnn above her iead agd recordhng what she was typung so fast she'd kever know it hadn't alsays baen tjere.

After she'd typed in eight or nine numbers, she pushed the keypad back unto tie wall and sfood waitpng. N watchqd tie space around heg, trying to see if anything starved moving, bbt saw nothing.

Meredith moved swxy from the kgypad and walked to a
I could come up with no logical I Meredith down winding hallways and of Some of these seemed to dead only to suddenly veer into another Stairwells went up and down haphazardly, sometimes leading to nowhere. Other times, the led up into the heavens, going so high I couldn't tell where they If had time, would have enjoyed pitting my wits against the master of this labyrinth of twisting halls and stairs. I would have loved to seek out of the labyrinth's secrets learned the reasons as to objects and disappeared random. my was moving very through the twists and turns of this maze. I was convinced that if I lost sight of for more handful of she'd completely I would never again. I was just about to yet another corner when I heard Meredith's footsteps I peered the corner and saw her standing front of a plain wall. From where I there was nothing to distinguish this wall from any of the other walls we'd passed this crazy building. So was she standing front this one? looked around a second, failing to notice me peering around the corner, before her fingers against the wall before her. To my extreme keypad and she began in a combination. My was me to get closer, what was keypad, if moved out into the she'd know I'd been following I was just grateful building had decided to cloak my footsteps, so didn't wonder who was responsible for the set of footsteps which seemed to be following her. It was at like this I had x-ray vision. Or better yet an camera I could remotely I'd have had that thing above her head and what was typing fast she'd never it hadn't always there. After she'd eight or numbers, pushed into the wall and stood waiting. watched space around her, trying to if moving, but saw nothing. Meredith moved away from the keypad and walked to a

I could come up with no logical Answer as I fOllowEd MEreDiTh doWn maNy winding hallwAYs anD through doors which appeAred oUt OF nowHErE. Some Of these HAlLS SeeMeD tO deAd ENd Only tO suDdenly vEer into anoTheR dIrection. StaiRWeLls went up aNd dOwn haphazardLy, sOmetimEs LeaDIng to NowHere. OTher tiMEs, the sTairs led uP iNTo the hEAvens, goING sO higH I couldn't tell wherE ThEY ended.

If I'd had mOre timE, I WOuLD HavE enJoyed pittiNg My witS Against THe MASTer OF this labyrintH of twisting HAllS and spIrAliNG stairS. I wouLd HAve Loved to seek Out mOre of the lAbyrinTH's secreTS and leaRned thE reAsoNs as TO wHy ObjEcTS apPEaRed ANd dIsappearEd At RandoM.

HowEVER, My prEy wAs moVing vEry quickly thrOugH the TWisTs and Turns Of thIs Maze. I Was conVinceD tHat if I lost sight Of heR for more tHan A hAndFuL of seCOnds, shE'd dIsaPpear coMpletelY And i wOULD nEver find her again.

I wAs JUSt About to fOllow hER aRoUNd yet anoThEr cOrneR WHen I hEard mErEdith's foOtstepS StOp. i peered ArOund thE cOrnEr aNd saw HEr stAnding In front oF a plaIN wall. From where i Stood, there was NOtHINg TO disTinGuish this waLl frOM any Of thE OtHer WAlls wE'd pasSeD SiNCe entering this crazy BuIlding. so why Was she standinG in front of THIS particuLar oNE?

MERedith looked arOund fOr a second, fAIling to nOtice Me peerinG around thE COrner, befOre PreSsiNg hER FiNgers against tHE Wall BeFore her. to mY extremE suRprIse, A keYpAd appeareD and she bEgAn TyPiNg iN a comBInation.

MY bRaiN wAs uRging ME to get CloseR, to sEe WhAT shE was putTInG INto tHe KeYpad, But If i moveD out INto The open, She'd know I'D beEN folLoWiNg her. I wAs just gratefuL aT this point ThAt tHe builDINg had decIded to cloak my footsteps, sO mereditH diDn't woNder Who was resPonSible fOr tHE seconD set of FootsTePs wHICh seeMED tO be FoLlowing her.

iT Was At timEs Like This I wiShed I had x-ray vision. oR beTter yet an inviSibLe caMERa i coULd REmoTeLY coNTRol. I'd have had thaT thing abovE hER hEad and recoRDinG wHat she wAs typinG so faST she'd neVer know it Hadn't alwaYs Been THEre.

after she'd tYped in eiGht or nine NUmberS, ShE pushEd tHe keypAd BacK into The walL And Stood WaitinG. I WatcheD the sPaCe around Her, trying to see if anythinG startEd movIng, But saw notHinG.

merEdith moveD awaY from the keYpaD anD walkEd tO A

I could come up with no l ogical ans wer a s I  fo ll owed  Mer edith down man y  win ding hallways and thro ugh d oo r s wh i ch  appe ared ou t  o f now he re . S om e  o f the sehalls s eemed to d ead  e nd only to s u dd enly veerint o another di rec tion.St air w ellswen t upand do w n haph azardly,so m etimes leading t onowh ere. Other times, th e  stairs led up  intoth e  h e a ven s,going so h ig h I c o uldn'tt el l w her e  they ended.
If I'd had mor e time ,I w o uld ha ve en jo y edpitting mywits  againstthe ma s ter oft his lab yrinth  of  tw isti n gha lls  a n d s p ir ali n g s tairs. I  w ou ld ha ve l o v e d  tosee k ou t mor e of the laby rin th's sec retsand l earn ed  thereason s asto  why objects ap pear ed and di sap pe are dat ra n dom.
How eve r, my p rey was mov in g v er y quickly throughth e tw ists and  turns of  t h is maze.  I  wa s co n v inced  tha t  i f I lost  sight of  h er formo re tha na h and ful o f  sec onds,she'd di sappe a r completely a n d I would nev e rf i nd heraga in.

I wasjust abou t to fo llo w  heraroun dy et another corner when  I  heard  Mere dith's footst eps stop.I p eered ar ound th e  corner and sa w her  standingi n frontof aplain wa ll. Fromw h ere I st ood , t her e w a s  n othing to dis t i ngui sh  this w all  from a nyofthe  ot he r walls w e'd pass ed  s in ce  en terin g  this cr az y b ui ldi ng. S o  why w as sh e st an di n g i n front of t hispa rt icul aron e?

M ered i thlookedaround fo r a seco nd ,failing  to notice me  p eering aro un d t he cor n e r, befor e pressing her fingersa gainstthe  wall  bef ore her.Tomy ext rem e  surpr ise, a  keyp ad  ap p e areda n dshe  b egan typin g ina com bi nati on.

My  brain was urgingm e t o get closer,  to  see w ha t s h ew aspu t tin g into the keypad , but if I  m o ve d out into the  o pen, sh e'd kno w I'd been fo llowing h er. I was  j ustg r ate ful at thi s pointthat theb uildi n ghad d eci ded to  c loa k myfootst e ps,  so M eredit hdidn't  wond er  who was  responsible for the se cond s et of  fo otsteps w hic h  se emed to b e fo llowing he r.
It  wasatt imeslike th isI  wish ed I had x-ray vi sio n .  O r better ye t a n i nvisi ble camera  I c ould remotely con t rol. I'd havehadt h atthi n g ab ov e her head and  re co r d ing what  s he was typi ng so fa st she'd  never  knowit hadn ' t  a l ways b eenthe re.

Afte r s he ' d typed  i ne ight o r ni ne  numbe rs, sh e  pus h e d the keypad bac k int o the w a lland s to od wait i ng.I watchedthe space a roundher,  tryi ng to s ee  if an yth in g startedm oving, bu t saw  nothin g. 

Me red ith mo veda w ay fr om t he  ke ypad andw a lk e dto a

I could_come up_with no logical answer_as I_followed_Meredith down_many_winding hallways and_through doors which_appeared out of nowhere._Some of these_halls_seemed to dead end only to suddenly veer into another direction. Stairwells went up_and_down haphazardly,_sometimes_leading_to nowhere. Other times, the_stairs led up into the_heavens, going_so high I couldn't tell where they ended.

If_I'd_had more time,_I would have enjoyed pitting my wits against the_master of this labyrinth of twisting_halls and spiraling_stairs._I_would have loved to_seek out more of the labyrinth's_secrets and learned the reasons as_to why objects appeared and disappeared at_random.

However, my prey was moving very_quickly through the twists and_turns of_this maze. I was convinced_that if I_lost sight_of her for_more than a handful of seconds,_she'd disappear completely_and I would never find her_again.

I_was just about_to_follow_her around_yet another corner_when_I heard_Meredith's_footsteps stop. I peered around the_corner_and saw her standing in front of_a plain wall. From_where_I stood, there was_nothing to distinguish this wall_from any of the other walls_we'd passed_since entering_this crazy building. So why was she standing in front of_this particular one?

Meredith looked around for_a second, failing to_notice me_peering_around the corner,_before_pressing her_fingers against the wall before her. To_my extreme_surprise, a keypad appeared and she_began typing in a_combination.

My_brain was urging me to get_closer, to see what she was_putting into the keypad, but_if_I_moved out into the open,_she'd know I'd been following her._I was just_grateful at this point that the building_had_decided to cloak my footsteps, so_Meredith_didn't wonder who was responsible for_the_second_set of footsteps which seemed_to be following her.

It was at_times like this I wished I had x-ray vision._Or better yet_an invisible camera I could_remotely_control._I'd have had that thing above her head and recording_what she_was typing so_fast she'd never know it hadn't always been there.

After she'd_typed in eight or nine numbers, she_pushed the keypad back into the wall and stood waiting. I_watched the space around her, trying to see_if anything started moving, but saw nothing.

Meredith_moved away from the_keypad_and walked to a