System Light Novels & Stories

My system window flashed open across my vision, neon bright and dramatic as always: SYSTEM ALERT Affection 90%. Stage: Critical.

“You see. This is unstable. One person’s interpretation of intent is not a system. It is tyranny with better optics.” “Spoken like someone who never intended to share power,” I shot back. One of the screens flared suddenly, cutting to a live feed from across the city. A hospital wing. Lights flickering. Backup generators whining. Patients frozen mid procedure. My stomach dropped. “They are touching critical systems,” Adrian said sharply. “I know,” I whispered. The machines had not damaged anything yet. They were testing edges, tracing dependencies, learning where pressure would break things and where it would not.

Blaine kept refreshing my results page, muttering to himself, “Impossible. This has to be a system bug!” The principal and several reporters standing nearby stepped forward and clearly saw my SAT results page. The score field was blank. Below it, a line of black text appeared clearly on the screen. [Total Score: Your ranking has entered the top 50 in the state. Detailed results will be available on the 27th.] Not only were the people present stunned, but even the comments floating in front of me froze for several seconds before suddenly exploding.

“ Sorry, Please continue. I won't interrupt again.” “ We are planning to have a 21 layer security system: Electromagnetic enclosure for deflecting sunlight, Infra-red enclosure to deflect low beam radar spying, Positron enclosure to allow your system to go back up to 5 minutes and rectify the glitch in case an error occurs in the system…………………….” He lost her after that. Whatever he said didn’t exist in the dictionary of Sia’s pea-sized brain. Interrupting him midway, she said, “Yorick. You know I can't follow any of the technical terms used by you. It is just a waste of time. Just go ahead with whatever you have planned.”

Maddison’s POV Grant and Maddison stood in a circle around his computer. They looked past Leo’s head. With his shaking finger, he pointed to one program which was running in the background in Marcus’s system files. “See that? SysDiag_Ver_4.1.exe. It’s a complete copy of our system checking program. PERFECT DISGUISE. But not our program. It’s a coded messages system. High-level. Military-level." Her heart was pounding loudly against her rib cage. “He’s been running it all along,” Leo’s voice firmer. “Right under our noses,” Leo finished and it felt as though one was finding another person’s muddy foot prints in one’s own room.

"You... you will get what's coming to you!" "Don't worry, even if you die and reincarnate, karma won't come to haunt me!" Henry laughed happily, finally getting rid of some pent-up frustration. Suddenly, a sharp warning sound came from the car compartment. Beep beep beep beep... Henry quickly turned his head, and Antonio's eyes tightened. It came from his computer, "What's going on?" Henry looked towards the entrance, and calmly said, "Someone's here!" He had just installed a warning system around the parking lot. As long as someone crossed the red line, the computer would sound an alarm!

I told him exactly that, and another message from him arrived immediately. "Better be junk. I had breakfast with an accountant friend who told me about a new Lynx World system that connects the entire company and is fraud-proof. One decimal point out of place and the system flags it and blocks operations. Lynx's owner is friends with Alexander; I hope he hasn't bought this system. The Lynx system costs a fortune."

While she does that, I set up the computer that I will leave in this packhouse. “Okay, Yana, you’re up,” I say once the computer is ready and Wendy is done confirming that the other lines have no security protocol. “What do you need?” she asks excitedly. “I need you to watch these lines as they connect. Periodically, the system will ask you if you want to continue. Always say yes. As the security system starts activating, these lines will go from red to green. If any of them turn yellow, we’ll have to fix them. I’m going to take Wendy to the other packhouse and get this started over there. When I come back, I’ll need to know how many are yellow and how many stayed red.”

He disappeared while his system was urging him to quickly come down Red Alert! Red Alert! Red Alert! Red Alert! Red Alert! Red Alert! 'Host mood is fluctuating. Nearing on the danger zone! Please calm Host mood immediately, please calm Host immediately!' That’s what system Eye was hearing from the assistant system of his Host who was responsible for checking the daily data and fitness of the Host if it was still in the calm beating process System Eye of course as someone with no sympathy even for the Host nephew did not react at all as he leisurely look at the surroundings using his Host eyes as his vision.