Moondrop Fnaf: Security Breach Novels & Stories

One by one, they were disappearing. Some sold. Some silenced. And now, they were coming for us. On the fourth night, the safehouse perimeter tripped. “Shit,” Reyes hissed, grabbing her rifle. Three vehicles. Unmarked. Moving fast. We scrambled—data drives in bags, safeties off. Callum helped Reyes rig the fallback explosives while I encrypted the final data burst and sent it out to a dead-drop node halfway across the world. “They’re not here to capture,” Reyes said. “You know that, right?”

Cradling the convulsing boy in my arms, I rushed him into the back seat of the nearest SUV. The scene was total chaos. The kids' screams were piercing, like shards of broken glass tearing through my eardrums. My chest felt like it was about to explode, each heartbeat ripping me apart inside. But I couldn't fall apart. I was in charge here—I was Bloodmoon Pack's acting Luna. Suddenly, the harsh screech of brakes rang out near the edge of the lawn. The familiar black SUV came to a jarring halt, the door flung open violently. A fierce blast of cedar scent filled the orphanage grounds, cutting sharply through the lingering poison in the air.

echoed through the room as everyone bowed in respect before they took their seats, their eyes fixed on me, awaiting my instructions and the reason behind this urgent gathering. "What happened? Why did you call this meeting?" Maddox inquired, his voice laced with concern. My gaze trailed over the individuals present in the room. Maddox, my loyal Beta, Ethan, my trusted Gamma, Henry, the head of border security, and Greyson, the Army Commander, all stared back at me with watchful and curious eyes. "Somebody attempted to breach the security of the Moonglow pack," I announced, breaking the news with a somber tone.

They know the seemingly loyal Ryan, the person he is projecting, but I know better. “Like hell am I sending Ryan to a place where my mate is. A place I can’t get to. Not in this lifetime, not ever!” “I agree with Alpha. Ryan can’t be trusted with this. He could be involved for all we know,” Carl backs me up. Fiona walks in right when my Epsilon screams out like someone in pain. “What’s going on?” I ask while she gives me questioning eyes. “Luna…Luna Xena is in danger. She has a wolfsbane dagger on her spine,” the Epsilon speaks.

He looked to me, I stared back a him with an arched brow waiting for him to continue. " Ok I don't know how to say this, but... We have a.. We have a mole in our security. " He said. As he handed me a manila envelope. Jerid took the envelope, Opening it inside was pictures of luna, and I around each other as well as separate. Along with a printed note that read. Meet me under the blood moon, or this pack will lose another Luna. A growl left me, As I set the envelope on the desk.

One of the guards shouted, “Someone’s breached the fence. They triggered motion sensors near the garden but slipped away before we got there.” Adrian swore under his breath. “They’re testing us,” he muttered. “Checking how fast we respond.” I was shaking. “This isn’t just a game to him anymore.” “No,” Adrian said. “This is a warning.” Back inside, I retreated to the guest room and locked the door behind me. My hands were trembling as I dug out the flash drive from beneath my pillow. I knew I had to do something. I couldn’t sit in fear anymore. That night, I opened my laptop and began compiling everything on Julian Monroe. The emails. The payments. The threats. Each click brought back memorie

“What? Are you joking around? That’s not funny, dude.” “No, I’m not joking,” Cadenced assured her, tired of repeating herself. “A Blood Moon Portal opened last night at the Eidolon Festival, Roar. It sucked up Elliott, Brandon, Alex, Dax, Jamie... and Aaron. So, no I’m not joking. Can you go ahead and let everyone else who’s still there in Shenandoah with you know because apparently that’s not being handled the way I expected.” She thought for sure Hannah would be on top of that. How hard was it to send out a freaking memo to everyone on the team?

I was still sitting with it when my phone rang and every thought I had about timing and approach and how to tell her evaporated completely. Cade's voice. Two sentences. I was already moving on the first one. The east wing stairwell door was internal and heavy and had a specific override to open from the security panel side. Someone had locked it from outside, which was not a function it was supposed to have, which meant the security system had been accessed, which meant the thirty-second window Fenwick had sold had been used and the four professionals who had come through the blind spot knew exactly which door would buy them time.

She knew that something was amiss but couldn't quite put her paw on it. One night, as Luna patrolled the perimeter of the sanctuary, she caught a glimpse of movement among the trees. Her instincts kicked in, and she stealthily followed the figures until they reached a hidden campsite deep within the forest. There, she discovered the true nature of the Echelon Syndicate's presence. Shocked and filled with a fierce determination, Luna raced back to the sanctuary to rally her pack. She shared the truth of the Echelon's infiltration and the imminent threat they posed. The sanctuary's inhabitants were taken aback, struggling to comprehend how their haven had been compromised.

Senator Webb was presenting additional details about the sanctuary system when alarms suddenly blared throughout the facility. Tanaka's face went pale as she checked her tablet. "Security breach. Multiple dimensional anchors under attack." "That's impossible," Archmage Grey said. "Our location is secret." "Not anymore." Tanaka's eyes locked on Senator Webb. "You leaked it." Webb stood, his false sympathy falling away to reveal cold calculation. "Crimson Dawn deserves to know where their enemies hide. The Accord has protected monsters for too long." "You sabotaged our defenses," Wei Chen hissed.