Failure Frame Volume 11 Novels & Stories

Her legs were spread out, and an unknown guy was thrusting his manhood into her like it was the last time he’d ever have sex again. The class gasped. Their gazes fell on me to confirm before returning to the video that played on the board. My lips dropped. “What!” I shouted. The monstrous manhood made me moan. “Oh fuck! Harder!” I cried. “Kill me!” I yelled. And in the blink of an eye, the video vanished. Liana’s face turned pale. Her lips suddenly dried out and cracked. Chris jolted to his feet. “What the hell!” he yelled, his voice filled with pain and anger.

“You don’t even get to storyboard.” Despite everything, a startled laugh slipped out of me, half-choked, half-real. That tiny human sound put another crack in the serpent’s hold. The cloying pressure surged again—this time pressing another angle: images of us failing, the Veil shattering, people we loved screaming— I cut it off mid-frame. “No,” I said out loud, voice shaking but steady enough. “Those are possibilities, not prophecies. And they’re not yours to show me.”

said the bar manager above the murmurs before gas bombs were thrown. Meanwhile, Coralis felt a headache growing but didn’t think much of it. She tried to push through it, but it persisted. Her brain felt foggy. Attributing it to being tired from the meeting, she got up, excused herself and walked outside to get some fresh air. The elders agreed to pause the meeting, and Sebastian followed her outside with Emery. Soon after she walked outside, Frank woke up in a cell with other humans, between cells holding many more werewolves. He saw Liam and Sarah two cells down toward the cell block door, and Dean in the cell to his other side. The other humans in his cell were still unconscious.

The beam flickered. ERROR. INPUT DOES NOT CONFORM TO KNOWN PARAMETERS. ANALYSIS: CORRUPTION. The grey armour of its form began to pixelate at the edges. The perfect, seamless integration with the wall behind it stuttered. Lina was feeding it a narrative it couldn't process, a story of life so vibrant and untamed it was crashing its system.

At this moment, they had no choice but to move forward. Rumble… A series of terrifying vibrations shook the air, making the void around them tremble. The entire realm felt restless and unnerving. “In that case, let’s break through!” Adrian declared, unleashing his attack. Boom! The force of Adrian’s punch seemed capable of shattering space itself, showcasing his extraordinary strength. However, he quickly realized something was off. His blow failed to inflict any significant damage on the barrier before him.

"To me... breath of life." My clear, white eyes began to shine under the moonlight, as my black hair blew in the wind that picked up around us. I lowered my lips back onto his. He screamed in a muffled voice against my lips. He fought hard against my roots. I dragged my lips from his, pulling with me the oxygen that filled his lungs. I looked at him and his eyes held nothing but fear. I blew out the excess air the filled my lungs up into the air. When I looked back down, Frank was dead, nothing but fear still showing in his eyes. "What... the... fuck??"

The heartbeat came again. THUMP. The entire facility trembled. Ava tightened her grip around Ethan's hand. THUMP. The lights flickered. The hundreds of people standing behind Ava began looking around in confusion. THUMP. A crack appeared across the floor. Ethan stared at it. "That's impossible." Ava looked at him. "What?" "Genesis was the foundation." "And?" "It was destroyed." Another heartbeat. THUMP. Ethan's expression changed. "Not all of it."

The stares from the people are beginning to make me feel more abashed. As I take a step forward, I feel a sharp pain in my head and the last thing I hear is the screams of people before darkness, the ever welcomed darkness consumes me. Author’s note; Thank you for reading, stay safe.

She still had something the system couldn’t classify. The man whispered: “Now.” The woman released her hand. Emma stood trembling. And instead of choosing— She split her awareness open. Not breaking. Not merging. But refusing closure. The framework flickered violently. CLASSIFICATION FAILURE. The shadow stepped back. “…It worked.” The man didn’t move. “But it won’t hold.” The framework responded coldly: “Reattempting correction through higher recursion layer.” Emma froze. “…There’s more?” The space above them cracked again.

he chanted just as Noah flew into the air and landed on the floor with a sickening thud. They could easily hear the impact of that fall through the video. "NO!" Lana screamed as tears gushed out of her yes and her heart ached "No, how could this happen?! Where is he?! We have to find him, Liam!" Liam was still frozen, watching the video. His breathing was coming out in shallow breaths, as he fought back tears. Damien was lying still on the ground, unmoving. He really looked as though he was...dead The screen went blank just as a bright red stain began spreading across the floor from Damien's head.