Beyblade X Gear Chip Novels & Stories

Grabbing it, Xavia quickly tore it open… and to her surprise, there was a stunning silver bracelet inside! Since there was no longer a point in hiding it, he sighed before explaining, “So… if you move this bit to the side, it’ll turn into a makeshift gun with limited ammo… Also, there’s a GPS tracker built into it. Oh, and if your heartbeat quickens a bit too much or your vitals become erratic, the bracelet will auto-target anyone who isn’t you and release a knock-out gas…”

The admiral said and re -symbolized the gun and it became a big gun that looked like a war gun. "And thirdly, you can make the gun Big if you want but you have to move fast because once you slow down, the enemy will kill you." The admiral said and put the gun back on and the picture changed. "Here's the Gigantic Beyblade." Said Admin. "The gigantic beyblade you're holding now Shadow is easy to use, we'll teach you speed and agility and how to use your power at the same time as using the beyblade you left behind." Said the admin. Next I was shown the bow I am holding now.

As much as I was trying to keep my composure, I could feel my anger rising for Jessie. “Yep. This is an Alpha Nano Chip Locator. It’s a very expensive tracking device and it is very much active.” She holds it up carefully for us to see.

"If you give up the Key, you become a 'Supporting Character.' You lose your 'Plot Armor'! The Siphons will be able to delete you with a single thought!" ​"I’ve had a hundred and twenty-five chapters of armor, Elia," Kael said, a tired but beautiful smile touching his lips. "It’s heavy. And it’s time my brother had a turn to be 'Real'." ​Kael took the "Conductor-Shard"—the silver-burn from his own chest—and pressed it into the charred holes of the boy’s wooden flute.

His voice was a physical weight, a shockwave of Alpha authority that usually brought every wolf in the city to their knees. Maya didn't even blink. Instead, a hideous, mechanical rasp tore out of her throat. It sounded like two gears grinding together in a pool of blood. "Asset... compromised..." she croaked. "Target... Silas Vane... eliminate." "She’s glitched," I whispered, a knot of ice forming at the base of my spine. I looked closer, my Priestess vision flickering into a sharp, violet focus. Right behind her left ear, a small, silver chip was buried deep into the skin. It was pulsing with a sickly, pea-green fluid that made my stomach turn.

“I only need you to lend me one chip.” Don asked, “How much?” I smiled faintly. “Just… one dollar.” I immediately felt every gaze in the casino snap toward me at once. Alessandro Moretti looked at me for a long moment. “As you wish.” The casino doors opened. Four bodyguards walked in. One of them carried a single one-dollar chip in his hand. Lucien looked at the chip and burst out laughing. I reached out and took it. But in the next second— Lucien suddenly grabbed it from my hand.

"No, I can't even tell where you put it." "It healed." He answers for me and I frown. "I have never healed that fast." I mumble. "Now what?." He walks back to his corner of other machines. "Come, put your fingers here." He motions. My legs feel a bit heavier, but I walk and put he places my finger in the glowing pad, one after the other. "What's that for?." "This will transmit it back to base that you are the new chip carrier, they will be able to get a 3D image of your whole system to trace the chip's effect."

With a belly, the size of a watermelon, burst out the door of the carriage with a glowing blue rapier in hand. Xasha had made that Rapier a week prior. He used the Sea King trident to make it. The guard was an energy core the size of a grapefruit, being held in place by Golden Peacock feather stems. The stems were designed beautifully, They wrapped around the energy core in a spiral, like a snake strangling its prey. It was the energy core of a Platinum Realm Sea King. The handle was also blue, made by the scales of the Sea King, then wrapped with peacock feather fabric. This was her first time using it in a fight.

“Aaa that… that, it's nothing. Really, it's just… just…” “I saw you take it out of the sole of your shoe. Since when did you have it? Answer me." Lexie gulped nervously. She knew that this was a dead end and she had to admit it right now. "Since yesterday." "Who gave you the chip?" "Wren. He tucked it in my hand as we hugged. I didn't understand at first, but Wren slipped a small piece of paper with the chip and told me to keep the chip. This morning I tucked it under the sole of my shoe."

"Forty seconds." I looked at my team—at Katherine, who had her weapon trained on Valerius's head, ready to put him down the moment he attacked; at Marcus, braced for impact; at Haley, tears streaming down her face; at Ben, calculating something I couldn't see; at my parents, frozen in helpless horror. "Thirty seconds." There had to be a way. There was always a way. I hadn't survived this long by accepting the inevitable. My arm pulsed. "The chip runs on bioelectricity," I said, my mind racing. "It uses the body's own energy to power itself. That's why it can't be shielded or blocked remotely—it's drawing power from Valerius's nervous system."