Sign In System Novels & Stories

"It's must be liquid, the process to run in my body must be faster. Moron system! too much information upload in my head, how to filtering the right answer." Knock! Knock! Knock! Packing a bag full of the Grass, a young servant walks in to the young master room. Left the bag at a small table, sit at the chair, waiting for another order from the young master. "All preparation complete, now what to do? System!" Tink! panel Storage available. Storage : 1 Meter Description : Place the grass in the storage. "Done." Tink! Do you want to proceed with the Potion? "Yes." Tink! Potion Fail.

I didn’t like the tone in his voice. “What does she have to do?” I asked. He didn’t answer immediately. That was my first warning, but I remembered Brielle's words from earlier and bit back a groan. “The system is keyed to her bio-signature,” he pointed out. Brielle stepped forward immediately, “It needs direct contact.” I felt something cold burn in my chest at her words, seeing the hesitation in her eyes. “Define…direct.” I said slowly, not liking where this was going.

A sense of caution, and fear mingled in my mind and stomach; one wrong key letter or number, and it could alert the one that monitored the System. The screen flashed as I typed in the website, taking me directly to a greeting home page of the System; a young boy dressed in a track uniform was in a running pose, a girl running next to him. Funny how they had this as if that's how the Testing really went when mine was way more graphic. As I typed the twelve lettered password into the login setting, the screen glitched before taking me somewhere out of the norm.

I started typing the numerical sequence in an out of the ordinary speed, as my eyes ran through the numbers that appeared on the luminous screen. -We don't have much tỉme. The system is paralyzed. I heard that voice in the back, as if I were several meters away. -I'm almost there... -I said without stop typing the numbers that would give me all the access. I could hear the beating of my heart, strong and frantic. In that moment, all my concentration was there. I typed the last number and clicked on the little button on the left, when a new window opened on the screen, showing the following sentence "Access to the Financial System granted".

There’s an automatic system coming out of there. “Enter your password ….” She entered the password by pressing a few buttons on the side of the door. Her hands move quickly when pressing a button. “Password corrected. Scan your body, Ma’am.” A red laser beam scanned both of us from the ground up. If we don’t register as a member, the laser beam would crush us into smaller pieces. Seriously, its terrible security system. “Welcome to base camp, Ma’am. Have a nice day!”

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Enough time to shower in the diner’s employee bathroom—cold water, one bar of soap shared by six people—change into clean clothes, and catch the bus across town. At 9:45 a.m., I stood outside a sleek glass building in West LA I’d never been near before. No big sign out front. No name. Just a small brass plaque near the door that read: “AQUA West – Private Wing.” It looked more like a tech startup than a medical clinic. Cold. Controlled. The kind of place that didn’t want to be found. A security guard in a black uniform checked my ID, typed my name into a tablet, and nodded once. “Go in. Mara will meet you.”

"Yes, the financial system of Danio’s Corporation was built independently, it is really different from the domestic system, it is normal to not be fluent for a while, the people of the subsidiary need to adapt a bit." "Dad, can you open your system so I can take a look? When I return, I will re-teach them a course, won't mention security issues, just re-teach a little bit. about functional modules or something like that, otherwise it's a waste of our manpower." "Yes, but I can't log into the system at home, the security of this financial system is very high, I need fingerprints and password, and can only use the computer in his office. I can only log in at the company."

I instinctively curled up even further into my corner, seeking refuge from the chaos that was occurring around me as a result of the agony in my head. The interior of the vehicle was filled with an intolerable odor, which was a combination of the corrosive quality of blood, dread, and perspiration. The odor stuck to my sinuses, significantly exacerbating the nausea I felt. Suddenly, my respiration became shallower, and each inhalation I took seemed less pleasurable than the previous one.

I then focus back on Zaire, "Is there any way to find out who was the last one to log into the system?" "Yes, but that may take me a few days as it was one of the first things I checked and they wiped the main log, but I am hoping that they didn't remember to do the backup..." "Wait... You said they wiped the main log?" "Yes." "I got Jude to set it up so that all the files, video's and et cetera are sent to my computer, so there should be a copy of the sign-in log on there... Here, let me log in for you."