Moondrop Fnaf: Security Breach Novels & Stories

I glance sidelong to see where Vuko's eyes are then have to bite my lip with embarrassment as my eyes meet his. Should I be worried that he watches me this much? "Actually, I'm pretty sure I know where Didi is. And yes," she looks at me, "He is the one leading the attacks. I met him a few moon cycles ago at a club I sometimes go to to dance. You know," she hesitates, "I tried running when the moon came full but it never worked well for me. I like to dance." She sighed and went on, "Didi was there. I knew what he was the moment I saw him and at first ..." she doesn't have to say it, we all know. She thought that the Moon Goddess had spared her the pain of being alone, had brought her a mate.

I shout, getting back my voice and going beside them, closer to Lillian. Maddox, also trigger, stands up and glares at Richard as if he is at fault. “Don’t just stand there! Help her!” “I…” He shakes his head, looking confused and helpless like the rest of us. “I can’t…” He starts to breathe heavily. “It’s not some infection or illness, it’s Siphon for goddess sake! That infant is siphoning off from her to shield himself against the rise of the blood moon. Unless…” “Unless what?” I ask, taking a step forward at him so we stand foot to foot, threat radiating off of me.

The dorm was hushed—Moses’s music played softly through his earbuds across the room, Joy had crashed on the couch with a physics textbook open on her chest, and Samuel was tossing a screwdriver in the air like he wasn’t tired, just waiting. Miriam’s fingers moved with the kind of mechanical precision that came from too many late nights and far too much caffeine. Her gaze didn’t leave the scrolling code for even a second. Thornecrest prided itself on security, but Miriam had long since figured out the truth: security was a comfort blanket for people who didn’t know how to break things. She knew how to break things. The academy’s firewall went down in under five minutes. As her eyes scanned th

He scoffed again. "Such a small city, I need to go into the real world and show them how it's done. To let know who is their controller now!" He roared with so much vile it rocked the room we were in. Then I heard Nadine crying, calling out my name for help. And that got me terribly furious. I drove my fists into a wall, growling loudly. This wasn't supposed to happen. I wasn't supposed to let her into the hands of another rogue again. But…but there was nothing I could do. Absolutely nothing. In an hour or two, the full moon will come up.

Upstairs, Damian’s phone buzzed. “Boss,” Lorenzo’s voice came through, low and urgent. “We’ve got a breach. East wing. Phantom-level.” Damian was already on the move before Lorenzo finished the sentence, pulling on his jacket and grabbing his gun. Adriana followed, barefoot but armed, her eyes blazing with focus. “I thought we tightened security,” she hissed. “We did,” Damian growled. “Which means this bastard knows more than he should.” They moved through the mansion like hunters, following the faint sound of footsteps and the occasional thud of disabled guards. When they turned the corner of Sector C, the security lights flickered again—just long enough for Adriana to catch a glimpse.

Tyson The moment I realize Naya is gone, MoonHaven goes into lockdown. Every gate, every road, every hidden trail leading in or out of the territory. Locked. No one enters. No one leaves. I don’t care how inconvenient it is. I don’t care who complains. My mate is missing and nothing else matters. Within minutes, the entire security network is activated. The surveillance footage from the nursery plays repeatedly on every monitor inside the command center. Again. And again.

I was always looking forward to the future. And it is due to this that I met my first and only friend within the Night Moon Pack, her name was Lydia Rose. The daughter of the Night Moon Pack’s beta. She is pretty and kind-hearted however looks can be deceiving, as we got to know each other. Overtime, I found out that she was more of a troublemaker and also quite daring, unafraid of telling others about her opinions which sometimes I envy a lot however it might be due to her position making her more of a carefree person than me who has no one.

Selene angrily uttered, which made Maine to believe that Selene telling the truth. "Selene, how can we seek help to the police if we will tell them that they are killed by vampires? If we do that, we will become prime suspect in this massacre because only you are remained alive. In that case, we will suspected by them for not telling the truth. Speaking of which, how you escape?" Maine said wondering.

Rows of camera feeds appeared. Gate cameras. Hallways. Playground. Parking area. Then one section remained black. Exactly twenty minutes. Seraphina stared. “What happened?” “Someone deleted it.” Her eyes lifted. “Internal?” He shook his head. “No staff authorization.” “No parent clearance.” “No school request.” Silence stretched. “External breach?” Ronan nodded slowly. “Looks that way.” Her voice dropped. “Who appears inside that gap?” He turned the screen. Two images enlarged. Leo. Luna.

The troops grew even closer as Nya skirted across the open space toward the rise in stone where the doorway to the staircase protruded from the flat walkway. Reaching the barrier, she tried the knob and found it locked. Slate signaled for her to stand aside and then used his brute strength to force the door open. With a nod, she entered the dark stairwell, Slate right behind her. In front of her, she saw nothing but darkness--save the glowing, round white spheres that could be nothing other than a set of eyeballs. “Zans!” Nya cursed, wondering what had gone wrong. They weren’t alone after all.