Chaotic Online Play Novels & Stories

My eyes burned, my control hanging by a thread. Zane burst in at the sound. One look at the spider bot, and realization dawned on him. "Could the organizers be helping him cheat? Feeding him your data?" he asked, because it made no sense otherwise. I stood frozen, shadows pooling around me. There were only two hours left before the submission deadline. I couldn’t build another bot in that time. "I’m calling the organizers." Jaw tight, I pulled out my phone, only to see that Lila had called me over a hundred times. After realizing she’d been blocked, she’d used someone else’s phone to send me two texts.

The vengeful spirit narrowed her eye sockets and muttered, "Didn't they say that world's about to be absorbed as a new instance? Then why don't we apply for an early descent?" "I think that could work," one boss answered. "Let's do it," chimed in another. A few minutes later, every instance in the entire game went offline, except for Lady Overseer's. Players everywhere panicked. "What's going on? Is the game forcing us into a guaranteed-death dungeon? How is this any different from suicide?" The next second, even the final instance shut down. The players fell into complete despair. "So it really is just trying to wipe us out!" The property manager pried open the door lock and began forcing h

“That’s not how this works ” “It has to be”.He stared at her for a long moment, trying to read what she wasn’t saying. She held his gaze without flinching, She couldn’t afford to. A notification flashed on the monitor behind them, it was Another spike.“They’re back”, Kian said.Asha opened the fresh logs,The attack was faster this time, hitting a different part of the system. “They’re searching”, she said “They’re not trying to break everything they’re trying to find your weak point”.

"No more running. No more hiding. No more waiting for the perfect moment." "Eva, you're not ready—" "I'm ready enough. Dr. Chen was right about one thing. I'm the chaos variable. The piece that breaks their models. The ghost that shouldn't exist." I phase-shifted fully. Felt quantum energy crackling through every cell. Three months of training made me something new. Something dangerous. "So let's give them chaos. Let's make them so desperate, so paranoid, so completely convinced the threat is each other that Protocol Omega and those biological weapons become their mutual assured destruction."

Once they had their say, I ripped my hand away from Cecelia's grasp hard and said sternly, "Cecelia." Cecilia froze as she didn't expect that reaction. Lillian and Isabel quickly sensed something was wrong and exchanged glances. "Maddie, what's wrong?" Cecelia whimpered, squeezing a few drops of crocodile tears. "We will end up homeless if you insist on moving out," she cried. "I still have a huge number of installments in my Apple Pay Later and Klarna accounts to settle." I took out my phone, opened my WhatsApp, and tapped on the "Free Riders Club" group chat.

I stood still, my eyes fixed on the overly large gate that displayed Dunaris Academy over it. My mind now in a zone they call peaceful chaos as I was about to enter the enemy zone with no preparation whatsoever, and I was now going in as some kind of spy, in an all-alpha academy. Yeah… What the hell!

Nola was young, but she was not the kind of girl who shifted from one person to another. He should trust her. While Nola and Xian were gaming with great intensity, Samuel arrived in the garden with Quill. “What are they doing? Why are they talking about fighting and killing?” Samuel asked in confusion. Quill explained, “Old Master, I looked it up online. The duo queue Miss Nola mentioned means playing an online game together.” “Playing games online? What is interesting about that?” Samuel found duo queue extremely boring. “You may think it is boring, but young people nowadays like this kind of thing. A few friends team up together. It can be quite fun.”

There was only one player from Burlington in Lord of Honors’ global top ten, while five were from Kansas. Charmine clicked on Uji Quin’s profile and clicked on one particular button: [Challenge] The “challenge” was one of Lord of Honors’ unique features, allowing its players to challenge anyone as long as they deposited some cash. If the player lost, however, the cash would not be refunded. Charmine deposited one hundred million. Just like that, Lord of Honors’ world chat was overridden with comments about the challenge. [OMG! Someone just deposited one hundred million to challenge Uji Quin!]

He researched the game on the web also in some forums then he saw a news talking about the game he curiously clicked on it and watch. “Arc of SHION” was an online RPG game based on a hundred million of novels but every storyline that was marked completed was automatically removed from the server to prevent cheating over players. The only Golden Rule of this overrated game was to meet the sole Creator of the game, a video stream to be watch offline was automatically deleted to the sites posted which is why after finishing Livestreams, nothing is shown anymore. Everyone who plays the game receive a black wrist strap that confirms the player existence and also serves the game User ID it is also