The APEX exam that Amy passed had concluded with a giant maze. A constantly shifting maze filled with death traps. There was no escape, you just had to survive until enough people died. There were safe zones, but if too many people entered them, the safe zone turned into a compactor, crushing everyone inside of it. Amy had accidentally activated one of the crushers, and barely escaped with her life. As she ran from the sounds of screaming behind her, she had thought that she had seen the scaries

Andrew’s stomach growled as he descended the stairs from his room to the kitchen. The German shepherd smiled as he saw the plate of sausage and toast sitting on the table. “You know, Mom, I can make my own breakfast if it’s too much trouble for you.” 
“Oh no, sweetie, it’s all fine. I don’t have to be at work until eight.” His mom responded. Andrew sat down at the table. He was happy that his mom was willing to cook for him, but he hoped he wa

Cathy took a deep breath and walked into the lavishly furnished kitchen she used to film her show. Set into the back wall was a box with a glass door. It was about the size of a refrigerator. There was something sitting in the middle of the room, covered by a tarp that was squirming slightly. The portly panda took her place in front of the tarp, fully nude except for an apron. She had an APEX tattoo on her arm, blending in with her black spots. She smiled to the audience sitting across from her.