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On the other side of the Griever Hole, Thomas finds Teresa and Chuck safe and sound. Teresa has a flashlight, which helps see in the darkness that surrounds them. The place looks like a ten foot cylinder.
Teresa points over at the computer. Thomas tell her to go on over to plug in the code. Meanwhile, he will protect the entrance just in case trouble enters.
Sure enough, a Griever enters through the Griever Hole. Thomas stabs it with a spear that he brought in. The Griever backs off, but it’s quick to come back at him. Thomas stabs at it again.
While Thomas fights the Griever, Teresa is attempting to put in the codes. She says that the last code word isn’t being accepted.
Thomas is able to successfully tear one of the Griever’s arms out of its body. The creature, apparently in pain, is caught off guard as Thomas strikes at it again. Thomas is able to stab the creature with one monstrous, final jab that kills it. It spills yellow blood as it twitches and dies.
Thomas joins Teresa. Teresa explains that after she put all but the last word in, the computer beeped and it seemed to have reset itself. The last word “push” was not accepted. Thomas begins to think about what to do.
Meanwhile, more Grievers enter through the Griever Hole. Chuck begins to freak out. Thomas focuses on the computer, trying to figure out what to do. Chuck suggests that they push a button that is right below the keyboard. Near the button the words “kill the maze” are written on the wall.
Soon, the Grievers are upon them. Thomas is taken by one, while another one overcomes Chuck. Thomas screams out to Teresa and she pushes the button. A door opens.
THE MAZE RUNNER -- CHAPTER 57
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by James Dashner
