Danganronpa Antebellum: Lockdown Novels & Stories

I lurched for my door. “Lyra,” I pulled down on the knob but the door wouldn't give way. “Keisha, what's going on?” I struggled with the lock once more. “Our contestant is rather weak,” I could tell she was smiling. Lyra screamed again and I could hear her whimpering. Lyra wasn't weak. I heard glass shatter and there was a struggle. “Move away,” Darius said and he stepped on the door. It gave way almost immediately. I walked in to see Keisha straddling Lyra with an injection held above her neck.

He calmly flicked the select-fire switch on his weapon to “full automatic.” The door gave way with a loud screech. Metal and the stacked contents of the storage facility flew in all directions. Blue and grey undead swarmed into the space. Zombie infantry men opened up with Springfields and Whitworths. A couple of enterprising young ghouls busied themselves setting up a Gatling gun. Game on, thought Roo again as he and Fernández opened up on the invaders at the exact same time. J 12:33 before daybreak They were almost out of ammo.

asks Jason next to me “what?...” I blurted out without taking my eyes off the blonde “We have part of the video from the security camera…” he says, handing me the Tablet, without stopping pointing at it, I take the Tablet and play the video. I see how Malcolm comes out of the corner and behind the Crystal, he turns and immediately takes out the gun and points it, you see that he says a few words and then he approaches her, the hair catcher struggles a bit and then she, she hits and he falls to his knees holding his crotch, the gun is on the ground she takes it and points it at him, after a few seconds he staggers up and goes over to her, she activates the gun and Malcolm falls lifeless in th

For the first time in his life, Gabriel felt embarrassed, but he kept his posture rigid and pretended not to hear a thing. Back at the house, I initiated the final lockdown. I checked every single door and window, leaving only a single, concealed ventilation shaft open. Every curtain was drawn tight, completely cutting off any view from the outside world. Outside our perimeter fence, Karlie had started a live stream. "Look at this, everyone! This is the infamous 'doomsday bunker.' It's hilarious. If you didn't know any better, you'd think they were caging a monster in there." The chat was flooded with people mocking me.

The Southern Gate is open, but the Global Board just initiated a worldwide lockdown. Does Elena use the Grounding Stone to broadcast a "Red" pulse across the global grid to break the blue lockdown, or does Silas call in the Vane fleet for a final, scorched-earth war against the New Management?

CORALINA'S POV I stay silent, keeping my eyes fixed on Diana's vindictive face, covertly tapping my fingers against the keyboard array by touch alone, inputting the manual override codes to trigger a complete structural lockdown of the keep. I am stalling for time, letting her monologue fill the space while the ancient security parameters of the fortress slowly wake up from their century-long sleep.

The contrast alone was enough to make him feel suffocated. … The next morning, the safe zone was shrouded in mist as I checked our gear with my teammates and prepared to head for an abandoned research facility half a dozen miles away. We heard that was where we could find the last ingredient we needed to make the new anti-virus serum. As soon as we were about to set off, Noah suddenly showed up with Esmeralda in tow. "S-Sky, let me come with you." He stood before me, nervously twisting the hem of his shirt.

At the base entrance, the guard stopped us for the usual inspection. “Your infection test came back negative, right?” I nodded. The guard was just about to let me through when Ethan Cross, the team’s new medic, suddenly spoke up. “Wait, Captain. What about that scratch on your arm from the mutated rat?” The air froze. The guard’s expression changed at once. “Captain Hale, is that true?” I gritted my teeth. “It is. But the wound has already been treated, and I have antibodies.” “I’m carrying a top-level mission. I need to enter the base immediately.” The guard hesitated, his hand already moving toward the gate controls. But Ethan stepped across my path and blocked me. “Captain! Y

Binary code cascaded across the tool's small screen, fighting the lock's encryption. "10 seconds, Ethan! The mainframe is fighting back! They’re rebooting!" Sarah yelled over the comms. *Click.* The heavy pneumatic lock gave way. Ethan threw his weight against the door, slipping into the dark apartment and forcing the door shut just as the hallway lights flashed back to life. Outside, the high-pitched whine of rebooting drones echoed through the vents. The security net was back online.

"I don't need to build monsters, Mr. Vance-killer. I just know how to cash their checks. And right now, your expiration date is long overdue." "Shoot him," I whisper, grabbing Liam’s jacket, my heart hammering like a trapped bird against my ribs. "Liam, shoot him now before the automated defenses lock us down." "I can't get a clean angle through the banister," Liam mutters back, his eyes narrowing as he sights down the barrel. "He’s standing right over the master terminal grid. If I miss, he triggers the lockdown." "Oh, you won't need to worry about the lockdown," Vance calls out, his smile fading into something cold and corporate. "Because you aren't leaving this foyer alive. Security is fi