My Virtual Escape Novels & Stories

Izzy's POV It's finally dark outside. I get up and start working on my escape but it has to be quiet. I slide my dresser over in front of the door. I wince as it makes a noise, but I don't hear footsteps so that's a good thing. I continue to push everything in front of the door.

With trembling hands, I pulled out my phone and called my brother, Francis Haywood, the Alpha of the Blue Moon Pack. I whispered weakly, "Francis, come get me. I want to go home."

When she saw that Clara had successfully escaped from the sea of fire and reached the seaside, the smile on Christina’s face turned into a mocking smile as she gloated. Clara, do you think that you have escaped? Hundreds of millions of viewers and hundreds of millions of eyes have seen how vicious, ruthless, and hypocritical you are! The moment the live broadcast ends, that will be the beginning of your real disaster! The wildfires were still constantly burning in the virtual world. More and more guests who died in the virtual world returned to reality after the game ended. When they opened their eyes, their expressions were as horrified and shocked as Christina’s was when she had just woken

My Gamma Hector stopped me with a puzzled look “Alpha, you have only just returned, where are you going?” I gave him a sly grin “France, I have a game of chase my wolf and I are going to play, it’s called ‘catch the Luna’ I said with a smile as I entered my jet again. My Gamma called to me, and asked if this was the right choice. I scoffed and replied to him “We’re wolves Victor, we love a good game of chase” I said with a mischievous grin as I prepared the plan for takeoff. I am coming my little fire cracker, try to outrun me

This seems to be the priestess, I nodded and smiled to show courtesy, said thank you ma'am The Chiqta nodded and sat on the edge of my bed, and said with a grave face "Tacy, you have survived these three days, you should have saved your own life, the one who haunted you should have agreed to my proposal, in the future you should respect the breed that worships him, do not annoy him, we do not violate each other, in order to save your life I have made a lot of effort. I realized that after being rescued I was in a coma for three full days, and a lot happened in those three days

But his whole face was red, his muscles were tense, and the sweat was a sign of pain. It all started when Leon brought home a new virtual reality game. A game that has never been released anywhere. Leon was very happy to take her home to try it. An adventure game that is not yet clear about what. Leon unpacked it when he got to his room and began to drift into a game that turned out to be related to various mythologies, both Greek, Egyptian, and even other countries. "Leon!" exclaimed his mother. "Yes, mom?" Leon asked while opening his virtual reality glasses.

Somehow, I like being alone, studying, doing research regarding the human body. Closing the door behind me, I roam my gaze around. The interior of my office is just the normal one, with folders neatly compiled on the steel cabinets on the side, the set of sofa in the middle of the room, my high-tech desk with in-command buttons. There's the button for the virtual computer, a button for my virtual writing pad, and other buttons that I rarely use. They are not actually necessary, well, not for me. I sit on my dark swivel chair and press a button on my desk. The virtual computer shows and I immediately open my files and rummage through them until I found myself re-reading the file which is labe

I twisted my wrist and the satellite's internal frame rotated mid-air in the virtual space, the HUD interface pulling open the remote-access module with a flick of my fingers. “Remote ports, encryption layer… full override scripts.” I mumbled to myself. A breath escaped my lips. I slowly lifted the VR set from my face and blinked, adjusting back to the dimmed light of the room. My throat felt tight but steady, and I tapped the screen of my phone that had been on record all along. "I'm no engineer, Glory, but with what I see, this is a flawless masterpiece," I said, my voice low but confident.

For a moment, though, I pondered how much power this machine in front of me actually had. I typed in “chess” and the screen changed to an image of a chessboard. I recalled the many hours my uncle and I had spent playing chess over the years. He was the first person to teach me how to play and I started the game with his favorite opening moves. After a few moves, the screen went dark for a moment but then came back to life with the words: PROJECT VIRA ULTRA-REALITY VIRTUAL REALITY V1.0 WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO?

By experiencing each major generational group, Ves could increase his insights into the history of mechs and their major developments. As soon as he made up his mind, Ves eagerly logged into the game for the first time in weeks. He happily sauntered over to the location in the virtual city where they sold the virtual licenses. As he stepped inside a shop featuring endless 2-star licenses of any kind, Ves felt as if he stepped into a candy store.