Ultimate Scheming System Novels & Stories

It was beta Athena, Alpha Jax’s beta. Rock didn’t have time but the least he wanted was an enemy posing as a friend. He carried his usual coldness and intimidating aura. Athena knew she wouldn’t be trusted easily and brought out a pocket knife. Slashing her palm, her blood dripped onto the floor, “With my blood in the Midnight pack, I pledge my allegiance to the Blue Rock pack with everyone here as my witness,” she said with determination. There was no way she was going to betray Rock when she just pledged with her blood. Everyone knew that Blood covenant was the highest oath among the werewolves for which reason it was done for the coronation of Alpha and Lunas. Rock had her loyalty.

I'm a little sick, I'm not up to sweets right now. I look calm, but I just want to burst into pieces from anger and I hide these emotions inside - even the priests of Ultima possess incredible power and this power can be used by all of us only when danger threatens either us or people! — I'll fix the car.—Scott said, rolling up his sleeves. — We'll lose half a century collecting this stuff, it takes too much time.—Dean looked down at his phone.—Damn! The screen is broken...— — Now I will help with both the car and the screen...—Scott stretched out his fingers and began to draw signs in the air.

By channeling investments into these efforts, they also developed a new currency and trade system. It became evident, however, that these investments were part of the Royal Central Bank's long-standing and devious plan. For over a century, they had meticulously orchestrated a scheme to gain global control through manipulation and strategic foresight. Their machinations led to a catastrophic war by providing aid to any country willing to adopt their centralist banking system. By doing so, they patiently awaited a conflict that would persuade nations to turn against one another. As each country became embroiled in conflict, alliances broke, and trade partnerships soured under the manipulations

" Sure" "Now to the real reason I ask you to follow me....." " ....And here i thought your reason for doing so was because maybe you wanted to get to know me a lil better." "I would like that but there is something I need to ask you." "Ask away." "Ok. Do you think any of my friends are capable of setting me up to get robbed?" "Yes they are capable, but....." "..But what?" "You have to decide which has enough motive and is envious of you to want you dead. You can't exclude anyone not even Keisha even though she was there when you almost got robbed and killed." "But why shouldn't she be excluded?" "Because even though she was there she still could've had someone to come in there and her alibi

Tom snapped, "Oh, you realized that? And how exactly did you repay him? You defied him publicly for some man! In all these years, have you celebrated his birthday even once? Have you bought him a single present? Evan was the one doing all of that for you! "All this while, you've resented Phil for controlling your life. Well, he's finally let go and given you the freedom you wanted. Shouldn't you be thrilled? Don't worry, though. He's not completely heartless. You'll get a fixed allowance every month until the day you die, but don't even dream about anything beyond that!"

“Is your office truly revoking the contract? See, my wolf calculates that you're running a fraudulent line. You're simply deploying another psychological game. Your dominance requires my unit to believe the offer is dead so my wolf will capitulate to whatever command you issue next.” “The probability exists.” I allowed the tactical weight of the phrase to hang in the electronic space. “It is equally probable that my internal wolf might completely lose all interest in this entire acquisition by sunrise. My desk received an immense volume of exceptional pitches during this executive summit. Your unit did not represent the solitary guest anchoring a room at Blackwood.” There was that compressio

The reason the system asked me to smash the police car was so that I would have an alibi. Even though it asked me to self-sabotage, it wasn't trying to harm me. Since I had figured that out, I raised my hand and slapped Maxey in the face with all my strength! "You fake scum!" I repeated the line the system told me to say. "Who do you think you are to meddle in other people's family affairs? Why don't you mind your own business and stop staring at someone else’s wife! You know I can’t produce the documents, so you intentionally try to stir crap. I think the one who took the documents must be you!"

He pointed to the screen displaying detailed schematics and data from Anabel's company's advanced driver's assistant system. "I need you to hack into this system," Sylvester said with a cold serious voice. "Create some issues that will disrupt their operations. Nothing too catastrophic, just enough to cause problems that they can't easily fix." Max studied the screen, his eyes narrowing as he took in the information. "And what's the endgame here?"

“This is integration.” Xavier frowned. “I don’t follow.” Of course you don’t. I turned to face him fully now. “The Haven is not behaving like a territory,” I said. “It is behaving like a system.” That got his attention. “Systems evolve,” I continued. “They adapt and they optimize.” I let the words settle. “And when they do…” A slight pause. “They become unpredictable.” Xavier’s eyes darkened. “Then we eliminate it.” No hesitation and no nuance. Predictable.

He tucked it safely into his inner pocket, teeth clenched. “System,” he hissed under his breath. “I need options.” The familiar metallic voice responded instantly, almost smug. **“Three options available: 1. Summon adrenaline surge double reaction speed for five minutes. 2. Enhance weapon precision every shot calculated for kill points. 3. Activate Shadow Protocol cloak for thirty seconds of invisibility.”** Chike’s jaw tightened. Each choice came at a cost. Each one could shift the battle or drain him dry. “Shadow Protocol,” he ordered.