Piltover Enforcer Vi の小説・ストーリー

continued Jordan Shaw, "There are still various tests that Enforcer members must undergo." "How many kinds of tests?" said Vincent with a reluctant expression. "Lima." Vincent groaned lazily, "Isn't there an express line?" Jordan Shaw shook his head firmly but his colleague suddenly replied, "There is. If you can beat the two of us at the same time." Luca Anderson said with an interested face. I remember Jake once said He was an Enforcer who came from Pack Yellowstone led by Alpha Sam. "Hey-" Jordan was seen going to protest against his partner.

Three enforcers, Council insignia, Neutral expressions. Ari stood in the doorway of his apartment with Eli just behind him, one hand braced against the doorframe like he was anchoring himself to the space. “This is a voluntary transfer,” the lead enforcer said smoothly. Ari tilted his head. “Then I’m declining.” “You don’t have clearance to refuse.” “I don’t have clearance to exist either,” Ari shot back. “Yet here I am.” Eli’s presence was a quiet wall at his back. Silent. Furious.

He reached back, snapped the plastic casing, and let the sedative-tipped needle fall into the dirt. "Rowan!" I gasped, reaching for him. "Stay down," he commanded, his voice tight. He turned toward the man with the rifle, but he didn't draw his weapon. Instead, he bared his teeth, his golden eyes glowing with a ferocity that stopped the guard in his tracks. "Tell Julian Cross that Enforcer 094 has claimed this asset under Council Jurisdiction. If a single one of you steps another foot into the Vale, I will treat it as a declaration of war against the Citadel."

"What’s happening to them?" Bima, still chewing with fierce determination, felt the enforcer’s programmed composure crumble. The man staggered back, clutching his helmet, his synthesized voice now laced with static. "System integrity… compromised. Recommend… immediate withdrawal." The other enforcer, momentarily stunned by his partner's reaction, hesitated. The spice merchant, who had been watching with keen, knowing eyes, seized the opportunity. He grabbed a handful of dried chilies from his stall and, with a surprising burst of speed, flung them towards the enforcers.

Through the swirling black smoke, I could see three enforcers pushing through the ruined doorway, their heavy steel breastplates painted with the silver crescent of the Inquisitor’s office. In their gloved hands, they held heavy iron suppression netting, the metal mesh humming with a blue, erratic spark that made my branded wrist flare with an unbearable, blinding heat. The lead enforcer advanced with a heavy, mechanical stride, his iron boots crushing the fragments of our maps into the dirt. "The target is resisting lawful authority," the lead enforcer barked, his voice distorted by the narrow slits of his iron visor. He raised his heavy iron pike, the tip glowing with the pale blue light o

The Synchronicity meter wasn't just a number; it was a weapon. "We're here," Kael whispered, peering through a grate. The Auction Spire rose before them like a needle of pure light. At its base, the S-Class Enforcers stood ten feet tall, their obsidian armor reflecting the flickering advertisements of the city. [Hazard Alert: S-Class Sentinels. Lethal Rating: 98%.] [Objective: Reach the Uplink. Strategy: The Glitch Diversion.]

While the group ran off in a disheveled manner, they shouted this back with savage laughter. "Don't worry. The pavilion will take revenge for all of us!" "Haha!" Chase shook his head and said coldly, "Does everyone at the Night Pavilion like repeating the same words? You're all pretty convinced about this." "That's right!" A sudden voice echoed through the streets. Six men suddenly appeared from the dark. The young man in the lead said coldly, "My name is Troy Weber, and I'm the Night Pavilion's public enforcer!" "Public enforcer?" Chase's eyes narrowed, and there was a cold glint in his eye. He broke out with a smile as he said, "It sounds like you're still looking for trouble with me."

“You think so?” I laughed at the unsure sound of his voice. “Yeah, you’re a lot stronger than I’d thought you’d be,” I admitted. Fast, I had been prepared for, but not the strength. “But don’t think you’ve won this because you have me on the mat.” I prepared to make my move which would’ve left the enforcer the one pinned when he was suddenly pulled off me and landed halfway across the room. “What the hell are you doing?” the praetor said to the enforcer, his eyes blazing with a wild fury.

These lifts serviced floors 50 to 100—the elite residential and high-security sectors. But standing in front of the elevators wasn't a squad of infantry. It was an Aegis Enforcer. It was a heavy-duty, bipedal mech, smaller than the 'Thumper' models they had fought on the bridge, but infinitely more lethal. It was designed specifically for indoor pacification. It had thick, sloped white armor, a rotary plasma cannon mounted on its right arm, and a heavy, energized riot shield on its left. SYSTEM ALERT: AEGIS ENFORCER (ELITE).