Roxy Fnaf: Security Breach Novels & Stories

The lights dimmed and a faint mechanical sound hummed. A red spotlight ignited at the center of the room. The floor opened and a glass case rose slowly then stopped. Inside sat a sleek red robot, glowing faintly. “This,” Owen said, voice reverent, “is APHROXIS.” The glass slid open. Leo stiffened beside me. “It monitors every room,” Owen went on. “There is no privacy here.” A chill slid down my spine. I imagined it watching me sleep. Shower. Breathe. Wow.

Elisa said with a smile, staring straight into Roxy's eyes. "If you dare lay a hand on Robert, I, Roxy Sloan, swear that I'll fight Blossom Hall to the bitter end!" Roxy was suddenly enveloped in a shimmering white glow as a formidable pressure surged forth, striking everyone present with a profound sense of dread.

You’re head isn’t going to fit through the door. Nah, baby, I’m still me. I send her some kissing and winking emojis. Listen, it’s going to be dangerous if you stay here. I have a meeting with my father later today too. We need to discuss with the council what we will do about the rogue infiltration. We can’t tell anyone you and I are fully mated. The guys know I’m seeing you but nothing else. We have to keep it quiet Roxy. You will be the rogue’s first and prime target.

I looked around feeling as if people were missing, "Where's Sean? Mandy? Felix? Sandy? And Sarah?" Tyler shook her head, "Dead." I sighed. I looked up again and noticed someone very important was missing. "Where's Roxanne?" I rushed upstairs, I saw a man sneaking around and shot him. "Roxy! Roxy where you at? Roxy?!" I called as I looked in every room. I got to her room, I walked inside and saw her. "No Jason! Stay back!" I heard beeping a bomb would make followed George Diable's voice coming from a speaker, "I got you now Falcon. Now you are going to suffer. And I'm going to hit you where it hurts most."

Just ask she arrived eight feet from her dorm, two of Roxy’s friends blocked her path. “This is so not worth it.” April G quickly turned away but was soon confronted by two more of Roxy’s friends. You have got to be kidding me. Fearful of exposing her abilities, April G ran as far as she could towards the end of the hallway. Until finally, Roxy appeared out of nowhere and through her against the lockers. “Remember Me, Tramp?” Roxy said as she shoved April G against the lockers.

My voice dropped into something darker. “Where.the . Fuck. Is. Ronan?” The silence was not leaving soon as no one was talking. Finn finally exhales, looking nervous and staring at Dax. “That's the problem.” My fingers freeze on the tablet. “What problem?” Dax walked towards the projection in my room, “the fourth gate,” he said carefully. My spine went rigid. “What about it?” Dax crossed his arm. “The security feeds are gone.” “Define gone,” I ask, ready to tear someone apart.

"Oryn. Status." "It’s a zero-day exploit, Ma'am," Oryn’s voice crackled through the speaker, sounding breathless. "They bypassed the outer firewall. They're scrubbing the encryption keys. If they get through, they'll drain the operating accounts in three minutes." "Cut the hard line," Cyra ordered. "I can't! They locked me out of the admin console! The virus is rewriting the bios!" Panic erupted in the room. "My stocks!" one director shrieked.

She looked like she believed she had won. “The tragedy of the Roux line,” I whispered to the empty room, “is that they believe their bond makes them invincible. They don’t realize it makes them the most vulnerable creatures on earth. Because now, I don’t have to catch the Alpha. I just have to infect the Luna.” I pressed a key on the console, authorizing the deployment of the aerosolized strain. Across the sea, a shadow would move through the olive groves. A door would be left ajar. A single breath of tainted air would enter the nursery.

"I heard about the boys. What happened out there?" "A rogue attack," Halil said flatly, trying to push past her. "We are handling it." "Do not lie to me, Halil," she snapped, stepping directly into our path. "Davis told the kitchen staff that Jax was ripped in half. No regular rogue has that kind of strength. Sybil’s vision is coming to life, and you two are still playing stupid games." "It has nothing to do with whatever the Seer said, Grandma," I stepped in, my voice sharp with exhaustion. "It is a security breach. A heavy beast slipped past the line. We are fixing the sensors tomorrow."

Just then, a man pushed through the crowd and stepped in front of Derek. “Alpha, give the word—we’re ready.” It was his Beta, voice calm but filled with authority. Kelvin froze, as if struck by lightning. “What… what did you call him? Alpha?” he stuttered. Derek tilted his head, smirking. “Do you doubt the existence of the Rogue Pack?” Kelvin didn’t answer. His lips moved but no words came out. Alex, still seated, looked stunned. “Wait… that Rogue Pack? The one that’s invaded territory after territory over the past years? The one with the mysterious Alpha no one has ever seen?”