Scans Novels & Stories

Coughing and spluttering against the acrid scent, he wafted his hands all around the room in an attempt to clear his vision. When the room finally began to clear, Damon could see Scar leaning over the table . In front of her a large, wide-rimmed bowl was still filled with sparkling purple flames, but as he watched, the flames died and she reached inside. He held his breath, half-expecting her to gasp with pain, but when she pulled her hand out again, her pale skin was unmarred. She held something in her hand that he couldn’t quite see and he watched with a furrowed brow as she placed it on the end of her tongue. Closing her ice-blue eyes, she swallowed whatever the object was and her own bro

She ignored Damon question, rolling the scanner this way and that, trying to make sense of what her brain was trying to convince her of but no matter how much she changed the position, it still didn't change what she was seeing. "Moni?" Damon asked, his concern evident in his tone when he uttered the single word. He shifted uncomfortably, the scanner still digging into his abdomen, putting pressure on her bladder but sucked it up. He watched as she clicked a couple of buttons on the keyboard and the image froze before she enlarged it slightly. Staring intently at the image with a goofy grin on her face before pulling a piece of paper from her wallet.

Lasers began scanning his whole body, and the automated voice confirmed he was not the director. “We’ve wasted too much time already.” Amelia walked forward and let herself scan.

I needed answers and going back in was the only way to get them. “Your grace…” the doctor was quick to address me as soon as I entered the tent, he looked at me in bewilderment and gestured me to sit back down on the bed that had the room divider in front of it. He quickly wheeled a cart over that had a computer resting on top of it. He wiggled the mouse slightly and quickly opened the scans. Several images lay on the screen of my inner body parts and fascination was clouding me. I’d never seen even a X-ray before, although I know this method of scanning was extremely outdated, it was still really cool to see.

The machine switched on, and Suzanne immediately started with pressing the scanner against Kaeden stomach. Kaeden growled, “Mom, not so hard!” Suzanne looked at her son, then chuckled, “Yes, yes,” she said and looked back at the screen. She moved the scanner over Kaeden’s stomach a bunch of times in circles covering a large area, then sat down on the chair mumbling, “I don’t believe it.”

"Check these. Tell me if they’re real or if we’re being played." The tech guy moved to a side table and pulled out a high-res scanner and a tablet. He started running some software that looked like a bunch of green code sliding down a black screen. He was looking for pixel inconsistencies—checking the metadata of the images to see if they’d been scrubbed or altered.

The scan room was dim, the machine humming, the technician a woman named Priya who I'd seen twice before and who had the particular calm of someone who did this forty times a week and still seemed to find it interesting. "Two fathers today?" she asked cheerfully, gesturing at the two extra chairs. "One sister, one father," I said. "Long story." "Most of them are," Priya said, unbothered, and started the scan. The screen flickered to life. Grey and white, the strange underwater geography of it, and then there. Two distinct shapes, curled, one larger than the other.

“John is in that coming car. Let’s wait for him before going in.” Carl couldn’t see the area properly but the lights on the road and around the lake made him take his breath. He looked at the huge two tall doors where Francois had just come out. John finally arrives. Lucas comes out from the driver seat and takes out a device at the back of the car. Michael recognises it. It's the scanner for any transmitter or any tool for a radio wavelength. It is the newest model from Germany. “This is Lucas. He will give you a scan then we can go inside” said Francois.

she added, glancing at her notes. My body stiffened and I looked down at my hands. “No,” I said. “Alright, if that changes, it’s good to have support, but we’ll make sure you’re well taken care of regardless.” After she left, I stayed where I was for a bit, just sitting there still a little stunned. Cierra picked up the scan and handed it to me. I took it and looked at it properly this time. It wasn’t clear, it was just shapes and shadows. If I didn’t know what I was looking at, I probably wouldn’t have understood it.

That could only happen if the kid were to go into medical emergency they weren't prepared for. All his preparations were not in vain. The cavalry indeed arrived in light feet. Not much backup in transit, just two cars. The first one carrying a thermal scanner with an infrared camera. Every breathy entity within the vicinity would glow red, green and yellow on their screens in the outline of their bodily shape. They read heat signatures in good twenty five metres vicinity. Any discrepancies in infrared energy between animate and inanimate objects would crash the scanner. They could hack it, but they'd give themselves away.