Cerberus Oc 소설 & 이야기

This is my window. Enzo is still outside and I casually inform him I’m taking a bathroom break. Of course he follows like the good little guard dog he is. I open the notes app and start typing, working at a frenetic, almost desperate pace, etching chunks of data into the screen. I have to get it all out before I forget any important details. I focus on specific, verifiable names, dates, and locations that might lead to a real-world paper trail outside his network. Borealis Shipping. Dubai. Contact: I. Zaid. Acquisition 4/18. Venice waterfront. Code D-18-ALPHA. Shell: Cerberus Holdings.

Three heads sat upon a thick, armored collar—the left and right heads were organic, snarling wolves with cybernetic eyes, while the middle head was completely mechanical, a smooth, faceless visor that glowed with the building intensity of a collapsed sun. "It’s Cerberus," Valerius whimpered from behind a rock. "The Gatekeeper. It eats... everything." "It's charging up!" Ben screamed, his voice cracking. "The middle head! It's a particle cannon!" "Scatter!" Jack roared. He tackled Olivia to the right, sliding across the slick ice. Marcus grabbed Ben and Hailey and threw them—literally threw them—to the left, diving behind a pillar of frozen stalagmites just as the air ripped apart.

I didn't want her to go crazy if the sirens started singing again. To my surprise, the sirens went backwards. They were still on fours. I looked at Zeus who was staring at me with the same look on his face as mine. "I, Dabria Cerberus, the Mistress of the Cerberus territory, heiress to the Cerberus throne, command you to bring me the extra rstion you have saved in your dane." I ordered the sirens, turning my head towards them. It was more of a gamble and I was not sure at all if it was going to work.

The Cerberus specimens had not gone far. And somewhere much farther away, deep within a place called Eden, preparations had already begun.

The growl became a roar. A steel claw punched through the floor, scattering sparks. Then another. The creature hauled itself up: a massive wolf-shaped frame made of muscle and machine, eyes burning electric blue. Tubes pulsed along its neck where veins should have been. The Cerberus prototype—Julian’s final experiment. Aiden whispered, “He merged a rogue with tech.” Dante didn’t answer; he was already firing. Bullets tore through metal plating, but the beast hardly slowed. It lunged, claws raking concrete where they’d stood a second earlier. The impact shook the whole chamber.

Ridoom took advantage of this opportunity by striking directly at one of the heads with her power. As the Cerberus roared and jerked, it caused the ground to shake violently and split into two halves. Ridoom lost her balance and was swept off her feet by the incredibly destructive Cerberus waves. Her world was about to crumble under the weight of the giant leg of the animal

To see if Cerberus could identify, isolate, and cripple the core protocols of the modern world. LO_Rez_Glitch: The test lasted 4.2 seconds. Simulation result: Total systemic paralysis achieved in 3.1. No defensive measures in the simulation were even triggered. It didn't hack the systems. It disowned them. Told them they didn't exist according to its security parameters. A digital god declaring reality invalid. The words on the screen swam. This was beyond corporate espionage, beyond even geopolitical blackmail. This was a quiet, dry run for apocalypse.

Dax asked, completely unfazed. "Worse," I said, my fingers flying over my keyboard as I decrypted a fresh packet of data pouring in from the coastal sensors. "The Ark in the Mariana Trench isn't an aerial fortress like Neo-Angeles. It's designated as Abyssal-One. It's a high-pressure, deep-sea manufacturing hub. And they aren't sending drop-ships." I hit a key, throwing the coastal radar onto the main holographic projector. The western coastline only thirty miles from our grounded crater was lighting up like a Christmas tree. But the signatures weren't in the sky. They were emerging from the ocean.

His breath was short. Ceberus tried opening his eyes but he couldn’t see from all the dirt, sweat and blood covering him. He couldn’t sense Keilo either. His body felt heavy, he couldn’t move anymore. Ceberus’ body relaxed the adrenaline in him, sharp pains were turning numb. Soon the animals would feast on his body. He thought. All he could see was darkness, death was claiming him. The animal in him was desperate; he could feel a part of him trying to claw out. Desperate for air and unimaginable will to live.

That’s why Cerberus is confident in his power and his current state—even though he can’t use all his power, he can still evade the gods’ gaze. For a moment, Xiao Chen pondered, somewhat dazed: How could Cerberus do that? Even if Cerberus could do it, it shouldn’t be done because the current situation was a bit troublesome, but after thinking it over again… It seemed this method wouldn’t be discovered by the merfolk, and with another idea in mind… Xiao Chen let Cerberus return first to hide. He feared the merfolk tribe would investigate them because of the loss of the treasure they had brought. And sure enough, after Cerberus reentered the Realm of the Dead, the expressions of the merfolk tri