William And Glitchtrap Novels & Stories

"What do you think? Am I like a flirt, who only likes money, money and money." William chuckled. "You're a seductress in my eyes, a woman I've always wanted to touch." Aluna Welas's face reddened. "You pervert," he hissed in annoyance. William chuckled. "If I wasn't a pervert, then the twins wouldn't exist in our world. Isn't this pervert of mine useful to you." "You're crazy," said Aluna Welas getting annoyed. "And you like it," said William with a wink at Aluna.

“Now they’re a two-cub demolition unit.” “They’re ours. Of course they’re overpowered,” I smirked, grabbing a cookie. “And you’re not helping. You enchanted the cookies with sugar sparks again, didn’t you?” He grinned shamelessly. “They asked.” Before I could respond, a couch flew. Not moved. Flew. Straight through the air. I summoned a shield reflexively, barely stopping it from crashing into my face. “That’s it!” William shouted from the top of the stairs, where he now stood like a tiny war general. “If no one surrenders, I’m dropping the lamp next!”

William might have been a Rank 3 Evolved One, but a Rank 3 Evolved One and a Level 1 Awakened One was essentially the same for Lucas—they were nothing but insects. "Swoosh!" The horrifying golden light shot accurately hit William's thigh. Like Claud, William let out a blood-curdling scream as though he were a pig being slaughtered. After seeing what had transpired, the students who were watching outside the circle were beyond appalled. One had to know that Mr. William was a Rank 3 Evolved One!

That moron undoubtedly expected me to be surprised. "I knew you and your mother had been conspiring with Eric," I said to Fiona, who turned away. I apologise for disappointing you." I responded flatly. In his left hand, he was clutching a gun. "You were always the golden boy, the wise one! Unfortunately, this would not have happened if you had treated us better and not like trash." "But, William, you are TRASH!" I smirked. Will, who was enraged, raised his fist to strike me. I was expecting an attack, but it never happened. He was interrupted by Eric.

His best man, GRAYSON, was rigid at the foot of the bed, turned away from him. "You had one job," William growled. "One damn job." Grayson's mouth felt dry. "We had them cornered, sir. We didn't expect—" "You didn't expect?" William bellowed, his voice ringing off the walls. "Of course you didn't expect. Because you're a idiot, Grayson." Grayson winced. "She went into a trap. Alone. And still came out alive." William punched his fist against the metal table next to his bed. The clang reverberated.

lived in the shadows, their bodies warped by the city’s static. ​"You shouldn't be here, Alpha," a voice rasped from a pile of discarded server racks. ​A man emerged, his skin covered in glowing, blue "Circuit-Tattoos" that flickered like dying embers. He was a "Glitcher", a shifter whose DNA had been partially overwritten by the city’s data-stream. ​"We’re looking for the 'Black-Aperture' hub," Leo said, his hand resting on his pulse-pistol. "We heard it’s buried under the old Imperial Palace."

William growled at me. I retorted mockingly, "I'm nowhere near as pathetic as you. Despite knowing that Marissa and I are about to get married, you shamelessly stick to her anyway. You didn't even mind having sex with her in the bathroom of a clubhouse. I feel ashamed on your behalf. Aren't you afraid you might catch some kind of disease from doing it in a public space?" William flew into a rage and punched me. Before I could retaliate, he dumped the steaming bowl of soup all over himself and screamed in pain.

"I'm going to change the world." Alexander walked toward him. "You're going to die." "Maybe." William smiled. "But not today." He pressed a button. The doors behind Alexander locked. "You're trapped." "I'm exactly where I want to be." "And where is that?" "Face to face with you." --- Alexander lunged. William sidestepped. Alexander hit the floor. Scrambled to his feet. Charged again. This time, William didn't move. Alexander tackled him. They crashed into the screens.

I'm sorry, but our mission was to prevent the world from collapsing. I was stunned for a moment, but I quickly understood. "It's okay. At least I received much better health and a cash reward." The System sighed in relief. Suddenly, I heard a hint of anger in its voice. "As for William, he's no ordinary person. He's another system player. "His mission was to absorb the luck of key figures in that world. Back then, when I first brought you to that world, I didn't have time to fill you in on the details before his System installed a virus in me, forcing me to hibernate."

I would die before I let anyone take advantage of me. "Yes!" William shouted, the obnoxious popping of virtual fruit exploding and consuming the room. I stared at him, eyes narrowed. "Can you at least feed a girl some bread? I'm going to starve before you hit a high score. And just in case you were wondering, yes, Candy Crush is an addiction. Seek mental help." I couldn't help the sarcasm that rolled off my tongue. William’s head snapped in my direction, and for a heartbeat, I thought he was going to go full psycho, but instead, a slow, familiar, devilish smile spread across his face.