Ataegina Game Novels & Stories

Ren felt a cold sweat break out on the back of his neck. They weren't just mass-murdering the poor of their own city. They were the prototype. Aegis was going to export this system globally. Millions of gamers around the world were going to be tricked into slaughtering their own starving citizens, believing it was just the next big esports title. Tafadhali... usituue. The Swahili plea from the deleted audio file echoed in Ren’s skull. "We are just happy to play the game," Leo laughed, completely oblivious to the horrific double-speak. He grabbed a glass of champagne from a passing tray. "As long as the bounties keep paying out, Squad Zero will keep wiping the maps."

The ease of their descent felt… intentional. The keypad beeped, and the door’s magnetic lock disengaged with a heavy thunk. Sabatine pushed it open. The room beyond was a cathedral of data. Racks of servers formed silent, blinking aisles, their LED lights casting a cool, blue glow. In the centre of the room, on a pedestal under a clear blast case, sat the Aegis prototype. It was smaller than Anton remembered—a sleek, black sliver of carbon composite and embedded silicon, no larger than a credit card. The culmination of his father’s failed dream and his own life’s work. The object that had cost blood and trust.

"It's nothing. Just his usual… challenges." "Well, if it's usual, then tell him. C'mon, Aura, what could possibly go wrong?" Seyin insisted. "The challenge itself is a wrong one, Seyin. Let's just eat.” Aura shoved food into her mouth like she didn’t want to say anything anymore. Challenge. The word brought Ryder back to the old days. It was a game where they protect their Aegis symbols located on their right hand as they force their opponent to show theirs. They would pocket their right hands and fight with their left. The winner would be the one who was able to successfully show their opponent's right hand or the classic way-- submission by force.

Aegis is growing. Aegis is more than a code, it is our shield. Vorian sword. It learns faster than anything NexusVibe and HoltTech have all together. It watches network traffic, it finds patterns, it blocks attacks before they finish, it heals itself when someone tries to break it, it creates new defenses every day, it predicts what the enemy will try next. In summary, it is quiet, patient and deadly.

'lavanya, I am leaving. Don't forget to call me if you are going anywhere ' said Nithya 'Nithya, I am also with you ' 'with me ' Nithya rolled her eyes.. 'I am not a child and I am fine now... Samaria is out of my mind, so don't worry ' 'Nithya don't you remember, tomorrow I have a test, I am planning to explore the city. And how can I leave you alone in the alien world. And I '

Volume 2: Forged Risk Monday. Aegis Group Offices, Seattle, Washington. EVAN IVANOV SWIPED HIS finger across the screen of his phone, studying the grinning, laughing faces of his nephews. His sister had posted the images on social media with the caption, Happiness is a family gathering. From the looks of it, she'd invited everyone. Except Evan.

She gasps dramatically. I roll my eyes at that, getting back to what I'd been doing. "Hey, what are you doing over there?" Instead of answering, I turn the laptop screen to face her. "Oh, I love this game." She says, quickly coming over to join me. Because I was bored, I started playing love story on my laptop, I loved the characters and the plot. I was halfway in the game when Avery joined me, but I didn't mind changing the story line. At first Avery and I play well, agreeing on most things but as the story progresses, we start disagreeing on which guy is perfect for the girl, totally delaying the game.