Disassembly Drone Uzi Fanfiction Novels & Stories

They were holding hands, their skin grey and preserved in formaldehyde. "They all thought they were the first to break the loop," the drone whispered. "But the loop is a spiral, Alessia. It only goes down." "We’re not them," Lorenzo growled, reaching for a loose piece of rebar on the floor. With a sudden, violent burst of strength, he swung. CRACK. The rebar smashed into the drone, sending it spinning into the sludge. The red eye flickered and died. The silence that followed was deafening.

His fingers twitched slightly at his sides, the only betrayal of the storm building within him. “Subject: Deceased. Adrium: Not detected.” The lead drone emitted a short, shrill beep, and the others responded with a synchronized retreat, lifting upward like vultures denied a feast. In seconds, they were gone, vanishing into the smog above the ruins. Tunde exhaled slowly. His eyes flicked to the crate. The shard glowed faintly in the shadows like a heart still beating.

Drake–POV Seeing Yuri plummet from the towering mountain height, I instantly shifted halfway, unfurling my dragon wings. I caught her weary form in my arms, simultaneously dodging the laser beams aiming at us. Her unconscious state, etched on her battered face, stirred a pang of guilt within me. Anticipating the next laser beam, I retaliated with magical fire from my palm, dispelling the threat before we took to the skies. As the truck carrying a mixture of hybrid creatures slipped past the security post, relief washed over me. Solomons and Mac had been tasked with its removal, and their success showed that my preemptive elimination of the guards had paid off.

--- As the drone fired another round of missiles, Zane tackled Maya to the ground, shielding her with his body as the explosion rocked the clearing. Maya clutched the transmitter, her green eyes meeting Zane’s. “We have to do this now!” Zane nodded, his silver eyes blazing with determination. “Let’s end this.” They rose together, racing toward the drone as the sound of its weapons powering up filled the air. The screen on the transmitter blinked, the words “Connection Established” flashing in bold letters. “Maya, now!” Zane shouted. Maya pressed the button, and the drone emitted a sharp whine, its systems shutting down in a cascade of sparks.

“Let’s hope it wasn’t a kid’s toy.” My stomach lurches. “Crap! If it was, I’ll replace it with something better.” I retrieve it and freeze. Military-grade drone. Camera. Speaker. This wasn’t a toy. Grinning at the lens, I wag my finger at it. “Hey. Just so you know—I’m not stopping until every last one of you is dead.” Then I smash the lens and speaker—carefully, so Fiona can trace it. ⸻ Back in the kitchen, I hand it to Fiona. Her face lights up like it’s Christmas morning.

"You are entering a private extraction zone under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Gidyon Mining Corporation. Vacate the perimeter immediately, or your presence will be logged as an illegal labor strike and met with lethal kinetic force." Dante didn't wait for the drone to cycle its targeting arrays. With a final, agonizing surge of alpha-marrow, his massive frame lunged forward, his jaws snapping shut around the drone’s secondary chassis before the speaker could even click off. The titanium housing shattered like cheap glass between his teeth, throwing off a violent shower of blue sparks as he slammed the smoking wreck into the gray mud at his feet.

I pictured the future I wanted—a future without Arthur, without fear. WE ARE NOT MONSTERS! I screamed mentally. The barricade cracked. Vane howled as I forced him back, shoving him into the dark recesses of the subconscious. I gasped, dropping to my knees on the wet floor. I was back. I was in control. I checked the monitors. The drone fleet... status: STANDBY. I slumped in relief. He had actually cancelled it. Thank you, I thought to Vane. Don't thank me, Vane whispered from the dark. I just want to be the one who kills them, not a computer.

Chapter 60 Dickson & Daisy's POV | Rosa & Lycan's POV DICKSON "She’s not herself," I said, backing away slowly. "Daisy, don't move too fast." Zuri stood rigid, that eerie blue glow pulsing behind her eyes. Her hands trembled at her sides, fingers twitching like she was fighting something inside her. "Zuri," Daisy whispered. "It’s me. It's Mommy." She didn’t blink. "Subject 12. Parameters reinitialized. Defensive sequence: standby."

“We’ll hold the line.” The drone lunged. Sebastian tackled it head-on. He had no weapons just fury. He jammed a plasma rod into its knee joint and twisted. Sparks exploded. The machine howled a sound that wasn’t mechanical, but almost human. Scarlett’s voice cut through the chaos. “Almost there!” Damien recovered and fired into the drone’s face, giving Sebastian time to scramble away. Scarlett’s fingers froze above the final key. “This will trap her... but I have to stay connected until it finishes the purge. If I stop... she escapes.”

According to Hazel's explanation when the second type of drone was completed, one drone could accommodate fifty millilitres of nerve-numbing gas. He put the drone back on his bed. His mind was on the thing that was blocking him when he visited this room. To be honest, his feelings were starting to feel bad. As he approached Hazel's room, he did not see the many people under Umberbridge manning every hallway. The guard level around Umberbridge's mansion had become much looser than before, which made him a little worried about what happened the other day. He increasingly could not understand the situation which he thought was strange.