Akkala Ancient Tech Lab Novels & Stories

Jevro and I stopped listening to whatever Alfonso told him and just watch the rescue operation. After the bodies of the unconscious Malemyns and Gwandys were taken to the ambulance, ten large aircraft then lifted Acon's body to the laboratory. The vehicles used today are now magnetically controlled. Because of new technologies made by new inventors, the world is different compared to the year 2000's. Maybe it's because of the materials that come from the monsters that the geniuses are able to create advanced technologies. "Let's go." I heard Jevro calling me.

"I honestly don't know who believes now. Ekun. Zora. Now, Ubuntu… All those we've trusted in the past, all betrayed us. I guess it's time we stopped trusting anyone, popping their heads into our shiii…" "Now, let's gear up, and get the fuck out of here ASAP… we'll find father, and probably find mother… that's even if she's alive…" ************** Deep within the heart of Menelik's Special research facility, nestled away from the prying eyes of the common folks of the Lakewood pack, lay the clandestine laboratory where Menelik alongside his lead scientists, Nikola Barella dared to do the extraordinary. Nikola and his team were working round the clock, to make Menelik's dream a reality.

"The first one in a century, maybe. The Reset didn't just kill the tech. It fixed us. The virus... it’s gone, Aradaa. Really gone." "A kid," Kaelor breathed, standing behind them. "A real kid. Not a lab-grown project." "A future," Aradaa corrected. The moment was shattered by a low, rhythmic beep from the corner of the room. It was an old shortwave radio, a piece of analog tech Aradaa had salvaged from the Relic facility. It shouldn't have been making noise. Aradaa lunged for it, his fingers twisting the dials. Through the static, a voice cut through—clear, cold, and accented.

With gravity technology we raised tons heavy plates effortlessly, while Betty's steam machines power for that. I stood on the wide veranda of our new home, deep in the heart of the agricultural sector, and breathed in the fresh, clear air. Above the massive entrance portal of my gigantic workshop, in which I Armaments, tools and household appliances from the waste of the Old World welded together, a huge shield, driven from shiny copper: AZILLA ReCraft It was my new seal. A promise to the world that nothing ever really

"I lied !" "You did?" Creed tried to act surprised. "Raymond never fooled him, Creedy already had his suspicion." "Well, this is the R&D department. I didn't tell you earlier that we also do research on Chakra and infinitive states and domains of Akashik Glitches." "Oh... really. Thant's amazing."

"Nothing's happened there? Since ghosts and spirits keep coming to Alka, I was really worried about him." "Well, actually..." Iko about to answer, but Alka,who's washed the dishes, stopped him. "I'm okay, Mom. We met a great exorcist there, and everything's went well." "Really? I saw your streaming though... Is that really okay for you?" Alka turned and tell his mother once again that he's fine. Nothing will happened to him, to his family, or Iko and his family. They're alright. Mrs. Tatiana felt relieved, but Alka still got his own thought. He can't tell her that there was unfinished business with Lascivia. And somehow he can tell that the incubus were there with them, but he didn't saw him

Steam fills the cave, and the pond unfreezes. " Ta, kay, la, vomitorium device. Open this realm, hear my voice, I seek the one known as Jessica, the birth giver of the Lunar Dynamis white wolf. Jessica reveals herself, appears. I watch in awe as the pond starts to bubble, looking like it's made of tar. A figure slowly rises from it, the body covered in black goo. A white light suddenly sprang around it, causing me to shut my eyes from the sudden brightness.

With a subtle gesture, Zachary directed her to a hidden entrance, concealed behind a false panel. As they entered, Taliya found herself in a high-tech facility that exceeded her expectations. The space was sleek and modern, with walls lined with monitors displaying complex algorithms and surveillance feeds. Advanced computers hummed quietly, their screens filled with lines of code. “This is my safe haven,” Zachary explained, his voice filled with pride. “A place where I can operate without being detected.” Taliya marveled at the array of equipment at her disposal. There were state-of-the-art hacking tools, each more sophisticated than the last. The weapons arsenal was equally impressive, wit

"We have to stop it. There has to be a way to deactivate it." ​"There is," Malakai said, looking down at the flash drive. "But it's not in a basement in Soho. It’s in the 'Cradle'—the Architects' primary research facility under the old Ministry of Defense building. We have to take him into the heart of the nest to strip the code out of his blood." ​"And if we can't?" ​Malakai looked at me, and I saw the "Asset" return—the man who could calculate the cost of a life in a heartbeat. "If we can't, Leona... the Architects will have the world. And we’ll have a son who isn't a son anymore."