Security Office Fnaf Novels & Stories

“You will provide it now.” Dean moves past them and opens the security office door. Inside, the room smells of burned circuitry, stale coffee, and panic sweat. Monitors cover one wall, most of them showing live feeds from empty corridors and locked private rooms. The footage looks clean now. Too clean. No shadows in the wrong places, no bodies where men had fought, no proof that Finn Foster had ever been carried through the club in Everett’s arms. Everett enters and feels something savage settle in his bones.

“You can come in boss.” I unlocked the fence and walked in. “I’m…” “I know boss. It’s been reconnected. You can come in, the fish eye security is down.” “Smartass.” I teased him. The guy was just twenty one and he didn’t even look the age. He made my watch ,more like a multi-tasking device that does anything but tell time. He chuckled. “I’ll be waiting boss.” I ended the call. True to his word, the fish eye had laser pointers that would immediately cause inflammation of the eyes of anyone who came near the door which would naturally lead to their death.

“I have Miko and the rest of the security team searching. They've been on it endlessly but we've not had much lead yet— “Then have the security team ace their game. I want no stone left unturned. You all have the next twenty four hours to fucking do so.” I declare, starting towards the exit of my office when a frenzied Miko running, bumps into me and I stop myself from smacking his head into a nearby wall. “Depending on your reason, I might not put a bullet through your head, Miko.” “I’m so sorry boss, but, we've got a hold on him or rather he's made contact. He’s on the screen in the security room, sir.” Miko informs.

“Tell me we didn’t just ditch a twenty million dollar plane in the ocean and risk our lives to find a guy who might have moved to Brooklyn.” “He doesn’t live in Brooklyn, that I can assure you. French Polynesia, maybe…” “Grant!” “That’s why I need to make the call.” “Who is this guy, that you need his help so much?” “He’s the best electronic security systems man in the world.” I roll my eyes. “Give me a break, I can hack into any system there is.” “Maybe… although if someone asks you the best possible way to get past a FLIR system with an air-gapped server, would you know?”

Silas followed behind me, carrying more bags than should be physically possible for someone with bruised ribs. Noir punched a code into a keypad next to the door, the numbers lighting up green in the darkness. Then another panel slid open, revealing a fingerprint scanner, then a retinal scanner. He pressed his thumb to it and waited for the beep of confirmation. "Damn," Silas muttered, watching the display. "This place has better security than our safe house in Milan." "That's the point," Noir said, pushing the door open.

At the same time, two warriors returned to our little grouping. “Quiet night, King. No one else is on these grounds.” Wyatt nodded. “I need you both to follow Jones when he leaves.” The warriors were well trained; without asking questions they immediately shifted and lowered themselves, waiting. Jones opened the door to the office and then stepped out, locking it behind him. He used a remote on his key fob to activate the security system. I was ready for him and expecting it. I had modified a garage door opener scanner to pick up and translate signals from security systems. It was one of my personal designs and I always brought it with me on jobs. Fortunately, Wyatt’s people had grab

“Don’t tell me you bought his silly idea.” Bella scratched the back of her head as she looked at Finn and then me. She shrugged and replied, “We shouldn’t let any chance we’ve got to find the anonymous poster slip out of our hands, Alicia.” Finn sighed. “Don’t be a scaredy cat. Let’s go.” Finn pulled me alone and I could only shake my head in despair. We got to the security room and Finn opened it up using his key once again. The CCTV footage was turned on as usual and many students were seen packing into the meeting hall and so was Noah, Mrs. Smith and Miss Serena.

“ I turned on the safety lock.” Ever since the pack has been under the threat of getting harmed by an impersonator, Cain has changed the security system all over. The change was simple —— the passcode of the door would change the second the security lock was turned on and only Cain and Diskant knew the security lock passcode. If this was the group of enforcers that went with Diskant to check up on the situation then they wouldn’t have any trouble getting inside but if they were not —— his eyes narrowed and he hugged Reyna tightly, a fear like never before surging in his heart.

The place where it all happened. --- The moment I stepped into the small security office, the stench of stale coffee and desperation hit me. The guy behind the counter—a balding man with a thin moustache—looked up at me with narrowed eyes. “Can I help you?” I gave the man a cold look. “I need to see the security footage from three nights ago.” He snorted. “Yeah? And who the hell are you?” I levelled my gaze at him, letting my Alpha aura seep into the room just enough to make his breath hitch. “I wasn’t asking.”

Morrigan was a master of surveillance, and she was likely aware of their every move. "Focus," Darwin whispered, his voice low as they walked through the hallways. "Stay sharp." They reached the server room, and Fiona felt her heart rate pick up. The door was secured by multiple layers of security—biometric scans, security codes, and surveillance cameras. But with the virus Marcus had planted in their systems, it was only a matter of time before they gained access. Fiona placed her hand on the biometric scanner, her fingers steady despite the tension. The door slid open, and they stepped inside.