Stuck In A Video Game Novels & Stories

wow, I can't believe we played this game for an hour,"I said and stretch a little. "Yeah me too though the game is interesting and easy,"Jane replied. "we don't we talk about something else,"I suggested. "Like what?"Carmella asked. "Our past in school or something,"Jane said. "Let me tell you how I meet Cardo,"Carmella replied and begin to tell us story about how met Cardo and she has been crushing on him ever since she set her eyes on him. Carmella met Cardo in college at a night club,that day she got soo drunk of an incident that happen in school so he helped her get away from some bad guys

I was casually waiting for him to come back when this girl showed up right in front of me. “Do you need something?” I asked because she was staring at me. She gritted her teeth at me, and to my shock, she showed her juice into me. “What the heck,” I uttered and turned my gaze to her. “That is for stealing Tobi away from me,” She said and before I could react, she slapped me in the face. “And that is for getting engaged with him."

she said defeatedly while Jules quited down. "Falling game is a couple game. You need to actt like a real couple. Where a man chooses his partner among the participants, only days are given in the game. There are activities and attendance. There is a punishment for those who are not active or caynt follow the rules. The price is high but that game is very dangerous. They give letters to the people they choose to participate in ", she explains almost whispering to me. "I think they started giving the letters yesterday in the lockers", Jules inserts.

Leo saw the post and tried logging out, but couldn't, and then he remembered few days ago they tried to log out, and they couldn't, but after a while everything was sorted, and he thought it was just a bug, so maybe it's the same bug again, but now it's happening to everybody, but then he saw a text he received in game from hecktech; it was the username for Joey, He texted that this is dangerous, and before he could tell more, there was a huge video popped up in front of all the player. The video started playing for the players only; all the NPC present were frozen in their place, no matter the level or the stats of the NPC. In the video, there was a person with a black wolf mask saying, "He

Michael asked. “No, I don't compete with girls.” Cassandra chuckled. “Scared I'll kick your ass?” she asked. I flexed my jaw. “I'd like to see you try” I challenged. Michael held back his laugh and pushed the console into my hand. We began, and for the first time, a girl defeated me in my own video game. “Yes!” she shouted and high-fived Michael. I frowned. “There's some sort of glitch in the game,” I said.

Though that hadn’t been my goal, if it happened, I wouldn’t lose sleep. Using pillows, I created the illusion of a patient. It was the monitors that had been attached to Adelaide that could have been our downfall if it weren't for Deloris's physician contact. She said that they would alert the main nursing station that their patient was no longer present. In moments I created a false loop. It was similar to the video surveillance but electrical, tricking the monitors into believing that they were still connected to a body and everything was registering normally. My phone vibrated with an incoming text.

Beneath the carved warning, four crude tally marks stood out. After a moment's thought, I took the utility knife and carved another stroke into my skin. Searching my pockets, I found a folded scrap of paper… and a few more hidden in the corners of my room. [The monster is tampering with my memory. Trust no one. Not even myself.] [The monster's cycle isn't endless. If you can't escape within a set number of loops, you will die. Permanently.]

The video shows what I didn’t fully see then Me. I drop my stick. My gloves. Gone like they’re burning through my hands. And then I move. Fast. Too fast. I don’t even recognize it as myself. I hit Capaldi like a storm. He lifts off the ice for a split second before crashing into the boards. The impact alone should’ve been enough. It wasn’t. I keep going. Punch after punch sharp, brutal, relentless until bodies swarm in to drag me back. But the video doesn’t stop there.

Or… someone else entirely? The unknown number stared back at me like a threat. I stared at the screen, frozen, knees still shaking, the video of me and Troy still playing on loop in the background tab. Who??

If you got hurt or died in the game, your body in the real world would suffer serious damage too. I was the exception. I was cursed by birth and born with a violent aura. My temper had always been explosive, like I was wired wrong from the start. Luckily, the game had found me. Every month, I could come in, fight entities, blow off steam, and keep living a normal life. So even though I did well in the game, I never wanted my boyfriend to know this place existed. Once the game latched onto you, you could never leave unless you cleared it.