Cyber Chasers Novels & Stories

Marrow growled, pointing to a series of heat signatures moving toward the Santa Clara coordinates on the map. “Look at these movements. These aren't standard security patrols.” “They’re Seekers,” Virex interjected, his eyes narrowing. “Vaughn has unleashed his private guard. They are hunters specifically trained to track the resonance of the 'Anomalous Chord.' He knows Evangeline has the key, and he’s turned the valley into a giant web.” “If he gets the Prism before we do,” Silas said, his hand tightening on his rifle, “he doesn't just start the 'Hush.' He becomes the broadcast. He’ll be everywhere at once. Every phone, every speaker, every mind connected to the grid will be his.”

She noticed he was following Asher, and Aspen was running next to him. Em skidded to a halt. “Wait!” She cried. “Where’s Sylvia and Mickey?” They all stopped and turned around, searching the bodies of people looking for the girls. They finally spotted them back several yards. “Where’s the boys?” Asher asked then. They all searched the sea of bodies trying to find them. Luckily Grey’s head stood several inches above everyone else. “There” Aspen pointed across the road where they saw Elias, Chase, and Grey. Quinn suddenly let out a shrill whistle, signaling them. Em thought it was hot. Then she scolded herself for thinking of such things at a time like this.

“It’s encrypting as we speak.” “Tell me what you need,” Caleb said. “Just don’t shoot me if I scream.” She began typing — fast, surgical strokes, entering a cipher, breaking Victor’s sequence in real time. The virus began to splinter. System nodes blinked to yellow. Chase’s voice came through. “We’re watching mirrored activity slow down. It’s working.”

“What happens now?” I asked, my heart in my throat. This felt like the end before we’d even begun. “Now, things get more complicated,” Chase said with a sigh. More complicated didn’t mean finished. “The article can still move forward?” “Oh, yeah. Trust me, now I’m even more curious. They definitely have something to hide.” Chase grinned, clearly enjoying the challenge. “Fortunately for me, I know some people who can hack into anything. This little roadblock is just that.”

Okay so Chasing Tara is ending soon and I haven't seen anyone saying that they want a sequel. I have to go now. Please read, vote, comment and share. Until the next chapter... -Daisy

Kiran didn't give in and remained silent, placing a chip in his mouth and chewing it while staring down Gabe, the same proud look in his eyes the whole time. Gabe huffed and walked off with loud steps, finally releasing my shoulder. The noise in the cafeteria was back to its normal volume, now that the show was over. I looked down at my tray of food and told Kiran, "I don't have much of an appetite right now." He grabbed the bag of the chips on his tray and stood up from his seat, "Let's go, then." * KIRAN Aurora was beside herself as we walked together down the hall, nothing but the sound of our clicking shoes and the occasional crunching of potato chips before I tossed the bag.

“What do you mean by too?” Maisie stared at him. “Barbara has fallen victim to those people. Did the same happen to Helios too?” Nolan squinted slightly. Quincy was shocked. “What? Ms. Chase has also fallen into the hands of those people? How did you get to know that?” ‘We only learned that Helios has gotten himself in trouble now, but why would they kidnap Ms. Chase? Michael Chase has already stepped down, and Caleb Chase has died. The Chases are no longer a threat to them.’

Cyclone realized he just found out something even more incredible. South River City was a few thousand miles away from Camland. It would require a tremendous amount of true energy for Chase to rush over all the way. “Is there a problem?” Chase tilted his head and asked Cyclone. “N-No,” Cyclone quickly stopped letting his imagination run wild. “Alright. Don’t fill your heads with unnecessary thoughts and let’s focus on taking care of our comrades who have been sacrificed.” “Yes, Chief Instructor!” all three of them replied. “By the way, where are Finn and Iris?” Chase asked them.

from the surface. The tactical team hadn't followed us into the tunnels. They were doing something much worse. On the screen, I saw a massive, white "Harvester" machine being deployed in the middle of the Pioneer Square cul-de-sac. It was a giant, metallic vacuum, and it was pointed at the city's Wi-Fi routers. "They’re **Deleting the Cloud**," Silas choked out. "They’re not waiting for the 29 days. They’re 'Clearing the Cache' to make room for the 'Hive-Mind' transition."