I Can Enter The Game Novels & Stories

Without someone to chat with or a way to pass the time, it’d be unbearably boring. He took my phone and fiddled with it, attaching some kind of blood-red lightning icon to the screen. Suddenly, my previously disconnected phone lit up and it was connected to my home Wi-Fi. “Players can’t usually contact the outside world, but you’re one of us now. So, you don’t have to risk your life to clear the game instance, and you’ve got some perks, like this little backdoor access.” This job was amazing. I was ready to stay in this role until I grew old and gray.

“I told you not to do that!” He snapped pushing me into the janitor’s closet that had become our normal meeting place. “I’m the captain-” “I don’t care!” He spat. “You will do as told or else-” “Or else what Diego?” I challenged. “You will get yourself and your little friends killed.” When Sienna Leighton exposed and got the school’s golden boy expelled for fixing her polo team’s matches, didn’t just win herself the captaincy, she also put a target on her back from the mafia family running the betting ring. Now, their heir, Diego Morozov has transferred to her school and is in her team to make sure they don’t lose any more money thanks to the self-righteous princess. They hate ea

He turned and ran toward the surf, a one-armed monster charging a fleet. I looked at the ring. I looked at my white-furred son on the cliff. The blue light on the signet ring turned red. UPLOAD COMMENCING... 1% A new message appeared on the inside of the band, etched in glowing letters. Welcome to Version 3.0, Bianca. The game has just begun.

Today was definitely not the day to talk, so Chloe decided that she would just focus on the game which was the reason they were there. She pulled into one of the reserved parking spaces at the stadium and cut the engine, then she glanced over at Timothy. “Ready?” she asked him. He looked out the windshield at the proximity of their space and the stadium entrance and whistled in appreciation. “These must be some tickets you have.” he said. She smiled. “I told you they’re good.” They got out and Chloe led the way. Normally she would have gone in through the players’ entrance, but she didn’t want to tip her hand just yet, so they headed through the main gate just as everyone else did.

He asked. I shook my head. “I just have to buy something there,” I replied. Tobi stopped the car in a nearby pharmacy outside their neighborhood. He was about to get off too but I stopped him. “Just stay here please, this will be quick,” I said and ran towards the pharmacy. I hurriedly grabbed the pregnancy kits on the aisle cabinet and paid them to the cashier. “What did you buy?” Tobi asked when I got inside his car. I gripped the pouch so hard.

Y/N My finger hovered for half a second. If I didn’t go, the game would drag me. If I *refused* outright, it would do worse. I tapped Y. The ramp under my boots lit up in response, each step ahead flaring briefly as if welcoming me. The little pen icon on my band began to pulse faster, its glow flaring in rhythm with the distant tremors underfoot—a heartbeat of warning. “KEY AUTHOR,” the city purred. “ENTER.” I walked. The arena floor felt different from the Co‑op ring.

Who the fuck is this, probably one of those scam messages. I dropped my iPhone 8+ back on the big couch that was in Maya's room. Maya's Dad got me the phone when he realized that I was still using an old Nokia phone. The phone beeped again and a message from the same sender came in. I was starting to get nervous. *The game doesn't work this way, you have to answer me!* The message read again and I was truly getting pissed. What fucking game is this person talking about. I immediately blocked and deleted the sender's number, I had a lot more to do than to continue a stupid and pointless conversation with a freak.

“We have never seen anything like it before. We assumed it was a glitch but now it seems that's what the game was meant to do.” Madriel walked in. “Having troubles?” I turned around slowly, my fist clenched to my sides. “They can't fix it.” “I know,” She looked at her nails like she was just seeing them. “It’s locked. The game has started.” “Make it stop.” “I don't make it stop. It would stop when it wants to. Except you plan to go in.” I ground my teeth and started walking out. Madriel held my hand firmly as I walked past her.

"Help! Where am I? I want to go home!" I heard a woman screaming. As I crawled up from the ground, the system announcement sounded from the speakers. "Welcome, honored players. Congratulations on being selected to join the Death Game. This instance, named 'Deserted Island Amusement Park,' is rated nine stars in difficulty. Players, do your best to stay alive." As the sound of the announcement faded, the phones of the more than 20 people present lit up simultaneously, mine included.

If the league found out that I lied about being a Beta, I would be in trouble. I walked across the room on the thick carpet towards the big glass doors that led outside. The penthouse was really quiet except for the sound of the air conditioning. I went down a hallway past some fancy furniture and expensive art until I saw the front door. It was a steel door with a fancy lock on it. I grabbed the handle and pulled it. The handle did not move at all. I hit the touchscreen on the wall with my palm over and over. The screen turned a red color. I heard a sound and then a voice that sounded like a machine said: "Access Denied. Captain Kael needs you to use your information to get in.”