Nano Machine Prequel Novels & Stories

CHAPTER 172 : Go! ( In The Carribean.) "You're going in there with a wire." Jake said as soon as he got to Naomi. "The last Kelion ship smuggling the new batch of recruits is about to leave. Somehow, we have to get you on that cargo ship with them. Once you're on the island and you're sure the Empress is in there also, press this button and place it in your ear." "Keep it somewhere safe but accessible. It's an advanced nanotech. It won't be recognized easily even though they conduct the regular security body scan. Just try to remain calm and it'll do the rest."

“No, Nomo... stay with me.” A final burst of data hit the screen. It was a single, low-resolution image sent from Nomo’s tablet in the seconds before it went dark. It showed Nomo standing in the center of the bay, surrounded by white-eyed monsters, and behind them, a large, ornate door marked with the Quispe family crest.

They walked towards the main door, the door automatically opened as they approached it. Noah immediately pulled Xeva's hand into the mansion. Xeva felt an evil aura here. "Welcome, my beloved nephew," said Amrodan as they entered the mansion. Xeva opened her eyes in shock to see her Dad in a golden cage right behind the person claiming to be Noah's uncle. Not only her Daddy, but all the people of Arica city were also there. Noah was also surprised to see that. His eyes turned blue and flashed with anger. "WHAT ARE YOU DOING UNCLE?!" Noah shouted angrily.

“That’s not like her.” They watched the rookies as they swam in the water. Since each one started at a different time they finished at a different time. This meant that Sare had finished first, about thirty seconds before Danolis. Aeon signaled to her squadmates that she was going ahead with Sare. The young female gave the elder a confused look when Aeon fell in step next to her. It lasted only a moment before she looked ahead again, just in time to doge the paint bomb trap.

Smith pointed at an MRI scan. “Neurogen nanobots were only supposed to be confined to the cranium, so we never really scanned any of our patients beyond their heads because we didn’t think we needed it,” Dr. Smith stated. “Which is why we didn’t see that Mr. Grace’s Omega biology was being rebuilt.”

The warehouse still smelled like antiseptic and burnt circuits when the alert came in. Niko was the first to see it. He’d been feeding our fresh Medusa‑signature into simulation environments for hours, watching it gnaw through Godmode‑like architectures with cold, surgical precision. Now, one of his side windows flashed red. “New A2 spike,” he said, straightening. “Live. External.” My head was still pounding, but I pushed myself upright. “Where?” I asked.

I continued, “rather than simply tell you how we arrived here…I think it’s time we showed you.” The lights dimmed. Nova’s eyes widened. I smiled. “Over the course of development, our media team documented nearly every stage of NMT—from early laboratory research to the first successful human trial.” I stepped away from the microphone. “Ladies and gentlemen…this is the story of Nano Medical Technology.” The screen went black. Then Nova appeared. Her hair was pulled into a messy bun, safety glasses perched on her face as she stood inside one of OmniCore’s laboratories. “The easiest way to explain Nano is to imagine thousands of microscopic navigators traveling through the body with one specific

Everyone nodded. “If there will be a latecomer. Find a way to get to the village on your own.” He smirked. “So, eight later?” Everyone nodded. After the meeting, they all leave the room, but he notices the nerdy girl running to leave the room like she’s trying to chase something. “Der, the entire time you’re staring at that nerd, she’s your type? Your standard change?” Geo teased him. “Come on, Geo. I’m not out of my mind. Besides, that nerd embarrassed me.”

"If you refuse, I will put you back on a dropship to your exact coordinates. You can sit in your prison cells and your slums, and wait for the Titans to step on you. But if you get in those mechs, you fight for a chance to see tomorrow." She let the silence hang in the air, heavy and absolute. No one asked to leave. [The Neural Baptism] Ten minutes later, Kael was strapped into the testing rig of the first Vanguard mech. His hands were shaking as Kenji lowered the neural-link halo onto his temples. "Listen to me, kid," Kenji adjusted his glasses, his tone serious. "This isn't a video game. The nanolaminate armor operates on a psychic frequency. When we initiate the link, you aren't just driv

he had a devious grin. "I'm a demi god?" Naki whispered as Blaze held her tight, "You are, and a beautiful one too." he kissed her lips claiming her as his mate. "Docking sequence initiated, Neptune announced as she guided 'Shadow Dancer' to the pier next to 'Midnight Eclipse' We all went ashore, there was a lot to do, and no time to waste. "Niklaus handed a box of Neptune's interface panels to Sam, "Bring these to the palace, And each one of them has some for their homes that way Neptune could monitor them all, keeping everyone healthy, happy, and safe. there were two for the security team's office and even a small one for Sam's helicopter.