Super Card System Novels & Stories

I'll make it up to you tonight, alright? He leaned in, breath warm, too close. I slapped him. "I said I want a divorce. Not playing." The room shifted. His eyes? Fire. But he dialed it back, voice soft like he was trying to play nice. "So it's not that, or that... What, then? You're not actually leaving me over a rewards card, right? Just 'cause you had to reload it?" I looked him dead in the eye. "Yep. Divorcing you over a rewards card. Even a dime spent on you makes me gag."

Zimmerman could speak, Maddie cut in and refused first. “There’s no rush about that. Blaine is about to take the SATs. Changing his environment now wouldn’t be good for him…” I smiled innocently. “How come Blaine needs to take the SATs, but I don’t?” Maddie paused for a moment, then smiled and took my hand. “You’re different.” “Yes, you’re different,” Mr. Zimmerman chimed in from the side. “You’re my heir. Even if you don’t take the SATs, you’ll be wealthy and comfortable for the rest of your life.”

the saleswoman approached, smiling politely. "Card will do," Frederick took out his Global Elite Black Card. This was one of the two cards Seiryu had given him. One he lent to his old classmate Jade, and the other he kept for himself. Each card had a basic credit limit of fifty billion, and theoretically allowed unlimited overdraft. "Huh? What kind of card is this? There's no bank logo on it. Can it even be used for payments?" The saleswoman was puzzled, as it was her first time seeing the black gold card.

None of them had ever actually seen a real Goldguard's Supreme Card. "Has this idiot really gone mad from the pressure?" "It requires a deposit of $30,000,000 to apply for a Goldguard's Supreme Card! Even if we traded these pairs of thieves in the black market a hundred times, we still couldn't make that much money!" "If he wants to keep up this charade, we can play along. Let's see how this monkey makes a fool of himself. The hospital has card payment terminals. I'll just go get one now." …

She fidgeted in her seat, her eyes darting anxiously to the entrance each time someone walked in, her heart leaping with false hope again and again. Until finally—A man in a tailored business suit entered. “I’m sorry for the delay,” he said, approaching the officers. “The boss is currently in a meeting. I was sent as his representative.” Belle looked up. Her heart sank. It wasn’t him. “This is the CEO’s black card,” the manager explained eagerly, showing it to the man. “We recognize it anywhere. Only a few people in the country own one. Yet today, it was used by… her.” His tone carried thinly veiled disdain.

I asked, bewildered. Sasha looked at me with raised eyebrows. "You don’t know what this is?" I shook my head, and Sasha handed me the card. It was plain but gleaming, with no visible chip. In one corner, three small letters were inscribed: "M.C.S." The card's simplicity was overshadowed by its aura of opulence and power.

It was broken. Troy’s face stiffened. He looked livid. “Your card must be a fake Worldwide Bank card!” Troy said accusingly. “There’s no way a card from Worldwide Bank can’t be accepted in this machine. It’s the first time ever that the machine was unable to read the balance from a Worldwide Bank card!” “Then it seems your perspective is quite limited,” Dustin said disdainfully. His purple gold card was very different from the other Worldwide Bank cards. This card had been specially made for him by Worldwide Bank. Thus, there was only one like it in the entire world.

Ryan Smith glanced at me sideways and haughtily handed the card to the teacher. Someone immediately gasped. "That's an exclusive black Centurion card. You need verified assets of more than one hundred million dollars to qualify for one!" "Goodness… To think Jack Smith's family is this wealthy!"

She opened the top drawer and pulled out two cards, each with a protective cover. She handed them to me individually, explaining what they were, “This card is your access card to get to this floor. We recently upgraded our alpha-numeric keypad to a card-swipe entry system. It is more secure and logs anytime a specific card is used by timestamping and dating the use,” she explained.

Bullet comments flew rapidly across the top of my vision. [This rookie really is fearless. I bet she starts crying the second she goes in. I've never seen anyone clear the Family of Four with all their limbs attached.] [She probably doesn't even know that if her SAN value drops to 0, she'll die for real.] [Can't wait to see the boss blow her head off, hahaha!] The mechanical voice rang out again. "All players, please proceed to your homes according to the number on your card." I reached into my pocket and pulled out a card that read 1001.