Guard Pass 소설 & 이야기

"Final security protocol activated." "Primary and secondary keys have been separated." Nick looked around his side of the chamber. The room was small and empty except for glowing lights along the walls. A digital screen slowly appeared in front of him. The same thing happened on Ariana's side. Words flashed across both screens. ONE PERSON MUST CONTINUE. ONE PERSON MUST LEAVE. Ariana frowned. "What does that mean?" The computer answered. "Genesis requires one permanent guardian." Nick clenched his fists. "There has to be another option."

“My Messenger ID is—WillowAtDusk—that’s me. And the passphrase… it’s right here.” Tim strolled up to her, hands in his pockets, and said with a teasing lilt, “Say it out loud.” Rachel’s fingers trembled slightly around her phone. “You… you already know I know it, isn’t that enough? Do I really have to say it?” “If you don’t say it, then who’s going to catch my passphrase before it hits the floor?” Rachel thought, “Can a passphrase even break if it falls?” Tim studied her. “No one’s ever dared leave my words hanging. What? Are you trying to be the first?”

Her boots slipped against the wet sod, but she forced her legs to move, driven by a raw, survival-level adrenaline. When she reached the perimeter wall, she didn't try to climb it—that would trip the pressure sensors. Instead, she navigated toward the old drainage culvert she had noticed on the property blueprints weeks prior. It was a narrow, iron-grated trench designed to prevent the western gardens from flooding during heavy rainstorms. Grace knelt in the mud, her hands trembling as she pulled out her locksmith tools. The iron grate was secured by a heavy, weather-resistant Master Lock. 2:02 AM. The guard rotation was happening right now. She had less than ninety seconds before the securi

Mr. Devon watched his grandson from his control room as he battled at the gate. He had decided to put a password on the gate for a reason best known to him and he was impressed that Ander guessed it correctly. Ander got to the entrance and stood, waiting to be given access to the mansion by the security men at the entrance. He did not state who he was, he only stated why he was there. When he was scanned through and nothing harmful was found on him, they sent him in.

The guard nodded before speaking again. "Okay sir, but just a last reminder. Our gate has a sensor and it will sound when any kind of weapon is detected. And when that happens, you can't go inside. You will be electrified inside your car.” He pointed to the gate, on the other side there was a screen. You can see what's inside the car. Shaw is really a genius, how did he fucking do this shit? The four of us looked at each other, I swallowed. If Shaw doesn't do it his way, we might end life in the car. I patted Carlos on the shoulder and led him to drive.

She looked down on her shoes to avoid eye contact from me though her actions only made me develop an interest to this beautiful distraction. "That door," I pointed at the Oakwood door on the far side of the room and gave her an exasperated sigh. " Is locked. It will be impossible for you to open that for the royal guards have put a special passcode on it. Specifically, a biometric passcode that could be access by the highest guard. Haven't you thought about it?" She shook her head, no, before answering "I'm so sorry. I do not know." Her accent thrilled me, she sounds like someone I know.

the second guard growls, pointing his baton through the bars at my chest. “We’re new security. They replaced the entire detail three days ago after the boss’s wife got her stupid ass kidnapped. We have strict orders—nobody gets through this gate without a biometric pass. Now turn your filthy self around before I drag you to the precinct myself.” He unlatches the side pedestrian gate, stepping through the frame, his heavy hand reaching out to grab my shoulder—

After being assured that it was just me, only then did I slowly and gently open the door. Actually, I was waiting for Gunner to make a fuss the moment I started opening the door. I mean, he's a bodyguard. He’s got good senses, though they're kind of failing him when it comes to me, but his door being opened in the middle of the night was something he will never not notice, right? But what I was waiting for did not happen at all. No one was making a fuss, no one was surprised, and no one was questioning me about what I was doing. In fact, no one was inside the room at all.

I smiled at the memory, my best friend was back. "Now, what do we have here?" The Guardian pointed to a latch on the floor, covered by the grass. It was a camouflage and it was impressive. I watched dumbfounded, as The Guardian pried open the latch. It was a passageway, with steps leading down. He quickly entered, while we followed in quick succession. When we got to the last step, The Guardian looked upwards, as the door closed with force, sealing us in the darkness. Or so I thought..

Garth pretended to say with concern, but he inwardly wished that Philip would die in the hands of the guards. Philip was surprised to hear his concern. However, he did not bother figuring out the authenticity of Garth’s words. “Is there any access control inside? How do you get in?” Philip stared at Garth seriously. He needed to know everything. “The door access password is 3026!” Garth said honestly. He was not worried that the things in the research lab would be exposed. On the contrary, he hoped that Philip would infiltrate all the way into the lab. Hence, everything he said to Philip was true, including the password and how to get to the basement.