Moondrop Fnaf: Security Breach Novels & Stories

24hrs “Attention all participants 24hrs has passed, another 24hrs to go. For now Karuji, Chromus, Funabi, Sanazo & Matthias are on their way to participate as well and also they brought food for you and don’t worry, Siren is taking over as leader while Karuji is gone” said Lucy. “Okay Lucy” said Henry, then all the families participating saw their siblings, the missing children and Charlotte sleeping while I was looking through my vitals “okay my vitals are normal” then I read a book. Henry walked towards me and sat in front of me. I stopped reading my book and looked at Henry “oh hey Henry am I bothering you?” I questioned Henry “no I’m not Arnold, my daughter and my family are very happy t

VEX POV I watch as Brynn’s breathing evens out, her body finally surrendering to exhaustion. I move silently to my desk, opening files on Robert Mason’s operation. The yellow envelope from the safe has yielded names, dates, shipment details—enough to destroy Mason completely. My phone vibrates with a message from Kade: “Mantis retreated. For now.” I work through the night, occasionally checking the security feeds. Around 3 a.m., Brynn stirs, caught in a nightmare.

The morning after the attack felt strange. The sky was gray, the wind sharp, and everything in Moonrise moved with caution. Children stayed close to home. Guards watched the tree line. Whispers filled the air—fragments of prophecy, warnings, and fear. Aria had not slept. She spent the night beside her daughter, one hand resting on the cradle. Her mind circled the words of the stranger like a storm. First Shadow. The door. The ice. The prophecy. She could feel something stirring far beyond Moonrise, ancient and unfinished.

I whisper back, leaning my head slightly against his shoulder, my breath hitching as his claws trace a dangerous line down my neck. Ronan lets out a low, dangerous growl, his teeth grazing the sensitive skin of my scent gland, making my knees go weak. “Malachi has dispatched three elite tracker squads to surround the outer perimeter of the Bloodmoon Arena. He intends to ambush Fiona before she ever reaches the broadcast stage.” My eyes snap open, my claws itching as anger flares in my blood. “He wouldn't dare violate neutral arena grounds.”

A priority ping from Anya. He swiped to read. His entire face shifted. “What is it?” Celeste asked. He handed her the screen. URGENT: CONFIRMED FOOTAGE DROP Alleged “Celeste Breakdown” video now trending on every major entertainment outlet. Framed as a leaked outburst on the set of Fallout. Editor metadata traced back to Sinclair Media servers. Internal breach confirmed. Celeste blinked, her throat closing. “They used your servers.” He nodded grimly. “She’s framing me as the one who leaked it.”

"Well, I guess that was kind of my fault too. We went to one of my clubs and I trusted her with one of Zane's mates, who ended up giving her a shit ton of MoonDrops." "What are MoonDrops?" "A drink made from moonlight. It was most commonly used by wolves to make unwilling mates... willing. It's waters that have been bathed in moonlight for centuries upon centuries. It doesn't do anything to humans, except give them diarrhea from drinking dirty cave water. To shifters, however, it makes them completely primal when it comes to sexual desires. Like, more so than you'd think. If you saw it in action, you would understand why it's banned."

"Because giving up means everyone dies. Because trying and failing is better than not trying at all. And because I've learned that impossible things sometimes become possible when you stop trying alone and start trying together." Caldwell nodded slowly. "Okay. Okay. I'll show you the system. I'll explain the corrections. I'll... I'll trust you. Even though trust has failed me before. I'll try again." He turned to the console, began pulling up schematics. And that's when the alarms sounded. Loud. Urgent. Echoing through the facility. "What is that?" Maya asked. Dr. Vance's face went pale. "Security breach. They've detected Morrison's team."

I get up, shuffling across as I know they will breathe this door down. I only just move in time before I hear the door break apart, wooden shards and splinters flying everywhere. I let out a gasp as all three of their handsome faces come into view. My lower lip wobbles as the urge to cry again threatens to take over. They all pull me into another burrito, surrounded by their senses. “It will be okay baby girl, trust me, we won’t let anyone hurt you,” Caleb tells me and I pray that he is right. I can’t lose them and I won’t. There is only two more days until the full moon. I just hope Selene keeps her promise, but I will just have to wait to know for sure.

The raindrops sounded like stones dropping on the roof. “As of this moment, nothing’s to be done, but if sick creatures are coming our way, that’s the time we should do something and keep this packed house safe and secure. If any of you want to get in the bunker, now is the time before the situation worsens,” Nirvana said. “Good job, Luna.” I mind-linked her. A bang on the door caught our attention. Azrel opened the door wide. The first people to walk in were Califf, Zarah, Lyon, Tor, and Carter. Their coats were wet, except for Zarah. I didn’t ask how.

The alarm changed pitch. Maya knew what it meant before Vance’s voice came through the comms. “Breach.” Julian’s head snapped toward the vault entrance. “How close?” “East armory.” A violent impact shook the underground corridor. The lights flickered. Then went out. For three seconds, Bloodmoon disappeared into darkness. Emergency lights came alive, bathing the stone walls in red. Maya tightened her grip on her weapon. “They’re inside.” Julian looked toward the sealed archive door.