Drac Ch17
'the rent there depends on which floor you want, top floor's ritzy but the bottom floor is about what we're paying here. and it is a better place all around. i took a look on the second floor.
Halloween Slaughterhaus
Blood covers the floor. she begins to scream and fall forward. the floor moves as we hear her scream. next room, we get down in case there is another bomb. jasper screams and his eyes roll up.
The Line Of Life Or Death - Chapter Two - Watch Your Fingers
I went up the stairs, hoping to find another way down to the first floor where hopefully i could escape. i walked up the last step before arriving at the next floor. the floor wasn't stone, but felt like moss of some sort.
Laugh of a Child
Upon reaching the ground floor, pierce was able to see just how immense the party had been.
Breathing Life--Chapter One
The top floors of various buildings shone lashes of blood across the neutral black sky.
Rogue Wind - The Four Cities
Just as nathan asked reliath sat down on the living room floor, he had his answer. 'the floor.' reliath unnecessarily explained three seconds late.
The Legend of Spyro: Path of Delusions Book IX Chapter 26
Maybe he will stomp her head into the floor, turning it into a pulp.
Kobold Krafts (in the dark)
"i'll need to do a little recon, maybe… see what the dancers down on the floor say about greg?
LoS Into The Shadows Ch8
But as soon as he was mere inches the master's face, a dark, blood-red crystal pillar shot out of the floor and struck crimson under the chin._ _crimson was sent tumbling back a few feet and the crystal pillar retracted with a loud screech into the floor.
The Coffin: Part 4
Lying on the stone floor, marcus indulged in a short curse. "that... that hurt," mumbled marcus aloud. he simply laid on the floor for a minute, feeling exhausted from the fresh injury.
Silent Hill - Chapter 4
He soon dropped the picture on the floor and ran after draco, down the hallway and around t he corner. "hey man wait on me!"
The Storm Wolf: Gathering Clouds - chapter 3 Hermit - 3.4
“what floor are we on?” “we’ve only crossed into the second floor,” he replied, looking at me with slight confusion, his crimson eyes oddly disconcerting. but, sensing the urgency in my tone, he glanced at his wrist.