System Light Novels & Stories

Everything flowing into the system. Tan stood behind him with a cup of coffee. “So… this thing is already working?” Lucas nodded. “Yes.” Tan looked impressed. “That was fast.” Lucas typed something on the keyboard. “The system is only monitoring Singapore for now.” He pointed at the screen. “But look at this.” A digital map appeared. Hundreds of ships moving through nearby waters. Tan leaned closer. “Wait… the system can track all of those?” Lucas nodded. “Yes.” “Even ships that are not connected to the network yet.”

"You're destabilizing the whole block! If the logic-loop breaks here, we all go into the abyss!" "Let it break," I whisper. If this world is a lie sustained by my blood, I will see it unmade before I let it consume my child. A sharp, high-pitched chime rings in my ears. It isn't an alarm for the floor or the drones. It is a system notification, projected directly onto my retinas in blood-red text. CRITICAL SYSTEM ALERT: PRIMARY BATTERY K-01 STATUS. I freeze. My hands stay glued to the freezing stone.

Jasper moves and sits behind his desk once more than he says, "He obviously didn't do his homework on how Jude and I had the system installed, yes under any normal installation shutting down the main system would have shut down everything else but both Jude and I didn't want to have that vulnerability of relying on only one system. The members and what we do here is much too important for it to fail. So we made it into three. The main system, the camera surveillance and the information and log data, and then we had everything set up to be sent to my computer." "Even I didn't know what you had done, so that was a splendid idea…"

System eye froze and look at his Host. He was silent for a second before baring his big teeth and shouted furiously, but the tone he used clearly had a hint of grievances, aggrieved. "It is your fault that I got to go to that dark place again!" System Eye cried a little as he continued on to say, "That system in charge of the Headquarters of systems is truly murderous, he even wanted to format me directly and threw me to another planet again to choose another Host for me to manage!" System paused and sniff then continued on, saying in a nasal voice because of crying hard,

"Then what should I ask?" The man smiled. A real smile this time. Then he said "You should be asking..." His eyes locked onto hers. "why the system chose you." Alina's mind suddenly went blank. Her pupils shrank instantly. Because at that exact moment the system completely froze. No alerts. No warnings. The red screen disappeared. the system vanished. Completely. "System?" she whispered. Nothing answered. The man's smile slowly disappeared and his expression became serious. Very serious. He stared behind Alina. And slowly, very slowly his eyes widened. "That's impossible."

I needed to hear those words. “Yes. I am positive it will work.” Ethan was very confident in his statment. “Okay…. three… two… one… click!” The room was completely quiet. Everyone looked around, wating to see if anything was going to happen. The lights didn’t flicker, no power outage, or even a sound of annoyance from the system. “Did it work?” Axton asked quietly. “Y-yes?” “You didn’t sound confident.” Vincent frowned. “I won’t be until I’m at the club and looking at it.” There was a system error button, showing me that I was no longer on the main server. Exiting out of it all, I started to unplug it.

The room was dimly lit by a yellowish lamp in the back, the light from the computers' screen kept our attention trapped, as it gave us a good dose of tension and anxiety if something there went wrong. -Done! We have to act fast! Let's go! -I heard Normani speak with the attention focused on the last generation lapto screen. -Did you get it? - I asked with certain nervousness. -I think so. But we need the key, so that the system doesn't identify the foreign body. Hurry! The system froze. -Leave it to me, now it's my turn. We were in a triple connection, each device had a job to do.

“You’re a saint.” “Not quite.” The doctor glances casually at the screens, where they display every hallway, every exit, the ICU wing, the emergency stairwell. “You know,” he says lightly, switching to slower English, “these systems… they’re old, no?” The other man scoffs. “Tell me about it. The main board overheats sometimes. Last week, we had to reboot twice.” The doctor hums as if mildly interested. “Still using the analog relay backups?” “Yeah. Why?”

Isn't it the system from hell? Xiao Yao System: Don't be silly, the system from hell only exists for scum users who occasionally appear lost in the system. Yu Liang: (!!!) Xiao Yao System: Just that the personalities of these souls are very strong and difficult to break, especially our protagonist who is obsessed with music and nothing else. Yu Liang was silent for a while absorbing these fragments of information about the Dark BL system and some of the system's grand universe secrets.

​The warning light painted the concrete room in a thick, pulsing orange. The automated voice repeated its alert, steady and mechanical, completely detached from the danger it announced. ​WARNING: SYSTEM INTERACTION DETECTED FROM SECONDARY AUXILIARY VENTILATION CORES. ​Vivian’s fingers hammered against the main console. She didn't let the panic take hold. In her past life, she had survived two years in the lawless eastern ruins by learning one absolute truth: panic killed faster than any bullet.