Disney Blue Warning Screen Novels & Stories

Dina exclaimed as she watched the world around her phase away, even though she had known it was merely an illusion she was still a bit sad about losing all of them yet again. 'Oh well, all well that ends well, by the way, when will Zero...?' {BEEP! BEEP! Beeeeeeeeeeeepppppppp!!!! Error! ErRoR! ERROR! E@@%$*&ty(o(*^$r%&^ VIRUS DETECTED! UNABLE TO ELIMINATE VIRUS! BEEEP! BEEEEEEEEEEEPPPPP!!!!!!} Suddenly the holographic image in front of the horrified Dina varnished but before she could get what was happening...

I knew what I was feeling was the mate bond pulling me to her. “Shit, I have to go!” I yelled to my beta. I raced out the packhouse and to my car. I had to be with her right now. I hope she isn’t awake for this. We haven’t explained anything to her about what she is. She is a werewolf just like everyone in our town. We had to keep it from her because she is special. A Blue Moon wolf said to unify our world under one alpha. After a few minutes, I was in front of her house. The moment I touched the doorknob the door flew open revealing her father David just past it. Suddenly a blue light filled the house. We all looked at each other wondering what had happened.

Blue Firebird warned Long Chen as the two lights drew near. "Damn it! Too late." ROAAARRRR…. ROAAARRRR….

"What signal?" "The one that isn't red," Chalida pointed to a tiny, almost invisible speck of blue light pulsing deep within the cascade of crimson warnings. It was beating in a perfect, slow rhythm, utterly out of sync with the frantic, jagged movement of the Algorithm. "There. That’s not the system. That’s his ghost." Pim stared at the blue light, her breath hitching. "If I touch that, it will trigger an immediate hard reset of the entire building’s power grid. We’ll be blind. We won’t have the data to stop the crash."

When her eyes landed on the protruding light screen, numbers in red, and early in the morning she felt there seemingly black lines on her face. --Ding!-- [ System Warning Prompt: Task Failure Alert!] [ System Warning Prompt: Level C Task Punishment has been executed. Scumbag Points Added Values: +500 Displaying Host's Accountability: 100,497 Please host 18062, continue to work hard as a host! ] [ System Warning Prompt: Black Materials Degree Rising! ] [ System Warning Prompt: If the host failed to decrease the Scumbag Points within three days, system's punishment will be executed. ]

David was walking around with Pebbles and Beanie when suddenly, his system’s interface popped up. Right before his eyes were three words, colored red for importance. “Warning! Warning! Warning! “The system has detected a strong burst of mind power appearing around the host’s body. For the host’s safety, please exit the Spirit Cage immediately and return to the real world. “Should the host ignore this message, the system will forcefully transport the host back to reality to deal with the situation when the host is in danger.” David looked at the message. ‘A strong burst of mind power appearing around my body?’

I remind him. “I was worried, calm down.” He shakes his head and looks back at his phone. Thankfully the plane has on board Wi-Fi or this ride would feel a lot longer. I wait a few minutes before I decide to ignore Blue’s warning. “I’m going to grab Blue some ginger ale.” I tell Alan but he barely acknowledges me. I stand and walk around my seat and head for one of the bathrooms. When I reach it and see its occupied, I knock. “Someone’s in here!” I hear Blue call.

Bradley would be a hell of a lot more appealing served as Nasi goreng with cow eyeball; if he reached for any more bacon all he’d be missing were the spots. Staring at her cluttered plate, the sight of food alone churning the pregnant sickness of her stomach, Blue wondered if she imagined the sound of the front door slamming. The sound of echoing, firm dress shoes. Approaching. Heavy. Fast. Looking up from her plate, her parents looking as unconcerned as ever, Blue truly felt she was hallucinating as she stared into a pair of dark eyes she had the feeling meant only to whisk her away. Looming in the doorway, he approached. Grabbed a hold of the woman’s wrist. Tugged her hastily from her chai

he said. I looked at the screen longer than I should have. Then I typed. “This isn’t yours to lose.” The message stayed there after I sent it. There was no immediate reply. I locked my phone and set it down. Across the room, Blue had stepped back from the structure again. She was watching it closely, like she was waiting for it to move on its own. “Do you think he will listen next time?” she asked. I walked closer and stood beside her. “I don’t know,” I said.

My finger hovered over the 'decline' button, while I interanlly dealt with a mix of annoyance and old, lingering hurt. It was more of a dull ache now but it still stung a little nontheless. I wish he would leave me the hell alone. Before I could touch the screen, the world froze. The blue light of the System surged, blindingly bright, drowning out the office lights. I hated when it did that. [EMERGENCY TASK ACTIVATED ] [OBJECTIVE: FOLLOW THE WOMAN IN BLUE] [TIME REMAINING: 05:00 MINUTES] [FAILURE PENALTY: 30% DEDUCTION OF TOTAL WEALTH]