The Factory Novels & Stories

"Don’t worry about me. If they know what’s good for them, they won’t lay a finger on me." Pavan snorted, looking at her in admiration. "One day, I’ll be able to say that too." Danial shot him a look. "Pavan..." Pavan immediately mimed zipping his mouth shut and gestured for them to continue. The factory’s interior was worse than the outside. The air was thick with a strange metallic stench, a mix of rust and something darker that they couldn’t quite place. Flickering overhead lights bathed the walls in an eerie glow, revealing peeling paint, cracked cement, and old bloodstains splattered in forgotten corners.

Richard sounded rather worried while Kristen kept his eyes on the series of code showing on his laptop screen. “ Talk to me.” “ There's a problem with the factory in Singapore and the work over there had to be put to a stop.” Richard explained and a frown merrowed on my forehead. “ When did this happen?” Kristen asked while his fingers moved swiftly against the keyboard. “ I got a call from the Chief operating officer at the factory when they couldn't get hold of you.. some of the machines got broken which was weird because they'd been recently replaced with advanced operating Machines .. a lot of goods had been destroyed due to

Jason and Leah covered their backs, eyes sharp, weapons raised. Inside the factory, it was like walking into a haunted museum. Old machines stood like ghosts in the darkness, covered in dust and age. As they moved deeper, the air turned colder. A quiet, steady hum grew louder with each step. “Something’s running,” Cipher murmured. “Servers. Powerful ones. All drawing energy from a central source. There’s a core here.” At the heart of the factory, they found it. A thick, steel door sealed the entrance to what looked like the only active room in the whole building. The locks were new; biometric, electronic, and reinforced. A sharp

Lilliana agrees. We walk around the factory, looking for a place where we can sneak in, but the security is tight. The thick walls are lined with a double layer of electric fencing. There are only two entrances, both of which are heavily guarded. The guards search every single car that enters and require identification for every person on board. There seems to be a list with names and only names on the list are granted entry. As we walk past one of the entrances, we notice a person with a black hooded cloak exiting one of the limos. The person enters the factory through a back door that leads to the basement. “Strange” Lilliana

"Yes. Come with me to my base, and I'll explain how the points work." Julian and the others lit up. Finally, they were being taken somewhere safe! "Okay!" they cheered. Hayley found a bunch of cars in the factory. Most were in good shape, just missing keys, but that wasn't a problem for her. With a few tweaks, she got several vehicles running, enough for everyone to ride in. Before leaving, she did a thorough sweep of the factory. With Julian leading the way, she quickly found all the production workshops. This was Aecraton's largest food factory, churning out tons of products: grains, oil, flour, pasta, sugar, all sorts of nood