Trollhunters Novels & Stories

At least having the miniatures to build gave her something else to focus on…when she could tear herself away from her phone. It wasn’t her actual phone, but one Parker had gotten for her so they could keep in contact when he was at work. It was for emergencies, but she had broken down and downloaded the apps and then signed up with a fake name so she could stalk her profiles anonymously. That’s what the trolls did, and it had surprised Talia just how easy it was to get access to her public profiles using a fake name. No wonder trying to track down and prosecute trolls was so difficult. No wonder these trolls were so flippant about saying such shit. They were safe from any recourse or consequ

LES I frowned as I went through the information on my phone. I paid a hacker to look into the matter of Iris being cyberbullied. Apparently, a couple of influencers who were unsurprisingly Taylor's fans were the ones behind the outrage at Iris. The more I read the comments and watched videos about her, the more my anger boiled. “So what next?” Hacker X texted me. That's all I know him as - Hacker X. I had never seen his face before nor do I know his body build but we've been working together for years and I can say I trust him even with my life.

The malicious comments on her novel site were the work of hired trolls stirring up trouble. And the person behind the transactions funding this troll army was Eddie, the very one who had previously impersonated her alias.

Tod quickly hacked into the opponent's computer and typed a message on the screen: Trolls are nothing but this! Then, he provided an arrogant address. After exposing the trolls' location, he quickly called the police. The head troll saw his address exposed, panicked, and quickly tried to escape with his employees. At the door, however, they were stopped by the police.

Growling came through the sleuth link, ordering everyone back to the home. “Of course, dear. I’m not a barbarian. I will grant you death.” Tasha stepped forward and I slammed my arm into her chest. “NO!” She looked at me sadly. “Just let me go, Tara. I don’t-” All hell broke loose when bears charged into the room and the councilman at the back of the room finally shifted and leaped into the fray. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw the human men moving through the room, struggling to get to our side as they shot and stabbed wolf after wolf. I was yanked forward and my hand slipped away from Tasha. I shifted and quickly disposed of the wolf before shifting back when a panicked link came throug

Then we ignore everything else. Marcus: Fine. But I'm still mad about it. Zara: Everyone, stop. The gossip will die down. We just need to wait it out. Lorraine: My daughter is right. Trolls have short attention spans. Something else will scandalize them next week. MJ: I still think we should fight them. I can create fake accounts and Lorraine: MJ, no. We don't engage. We rise above. Kenya: Rising above is boring, though. Zara: Rising above is smart. Trust me.

The backlash was turning into a bloodbath. And that's when a group of anonymous cybersecurity experts decided to end the game. "Stop guessing. We traced the IP of the 'insider' account that leaked the first hit piece. Here's the data." The report was surgical. The IP address of the account that started the harassment campaign was a 100% match for Vivian's personal devices. The bot farm that had been dragging Seraphina was being paid from an account tied to her name. Vivian wasn't just a participant; she was the director, the writer, and the lead troll.

“If your own hands are so good at acting out fake scripts, why don't your boots step in front of a drone and perform these four tools for our eyes?” “My brain would be deeply impressed if a crew could actually pre-rehearse a random internet request live.” “Where did the haters run off to? Come out of your holes!” “I bet their tails are tucked between their legs because their faces are completely embarrassed and want to hide.” A massive army of my regular fans and ordinary network viewers openly mock and laugh at those trolls who tried to frame my name. Meanwhile, the paid internet mercenaries and jealous haters can do absolutely nothing but stay completely silent in the chat. What else could

The seer fired back making everyone laugh. “Trolls are not violent dear seer, they are the same as your kind, they are not violent, but it doesn’t mean that there won’t be any rotten potatoes in a sack. Like you.” The troll elder fired back as well but before the seer could say anything else Tia chanted a spell and sealed his mouth. “You should have done that a long time ago.” The troll elder said to Tia.

, she said with a sigh. "Why?", Mr. Blaine's domineering voice was heard clearly in the room. "Bullying is not allowed in the school and your daughter here, Laura, did just that. She hit one of her classmates", the principal said boldly. "Oh really? Is that true?", Mr. Blaine asked indifferently. "Yes", the principal answered again. "Then let's make a deal", he proposed "Yeah?" "Let's watch the video clip from the CCTV in that area and whoever started the fight first between the two girls has to go to the juvenile, cool?", he asked with bitterness in his voice.