Appmon 02: The Applidrive!
Gonna be late, gonna be late! Zion ran through the hall of the school. His Glasses were hanging from his face and his uniform was an untucked mess. His traditional blue swimming goggles bobbed up and down from his neck. A teacher looked back only to see a blur of brown and red as the boy ran pass her.
Zion ran passed a classroom before moonwalk back. Checking his phone to make sure it was it, Zion walked in.
Everyone stared at him and a few girls giggled. The Teacher smirked. "Well, if you done, please take a seat." Zion blushed.
He went to his desk as the teacher began to explain the "wonders" of Grammar. As Zion began to lose his sanity, he noticed the security camera staring at him as if mesmerized. Zion shook his head and just though it was his imagination.
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The School bell finally rang and it was time to go home. Zion walked out and, his head buried in a book and saw Haru walking home as well. "Hey Haru!" Haru turned and the duo preformed their signature handshake.
As the two walked home, Haru popped the question."So I heard that you barged into class again?" Zion sighed. "It was an accident.
My alarm was off for some reason."Haru chuckled. "That's weird." Zion gave a sheepish grin and said in a Yogi Bear voice," What can one do when the tech won't work for you?" Both boys laughed. "You know, you could help a lot of people with that attitude of your's" Haru noted.
Zion scowled, " Nah, I don't think people would care. Been there done that." Haru looked at Zion reassuringly, "Come on! I know you're grandpa wasn't nice, but still." Zion smiled. " Yeah, that guy was weird." Both boys laughed.
Watching this conversation was a digital being that was playing a game of life and death for too long. From the hacked security camera, the being began to put it's plan into action. Immediately, it hacked into the stop side walk sign changed faster than usually. Zion and Haru both stopped. Haru looked and saw the route to his house. "See you Zion!" Zion nodded.
The being wasn't done yet. It hacked into a car. and activated it's alarm. Like any normal person, Zion looked at the direction of the noise. Next to the car was a vending machine. Instead of having a digital list of food, it only had two words. " My name." Zion eyes grew to the size of quarters.
Zion walked to the machine, his heart banging on his chest. He finally walked to the machine the honking ceased, as if the car wanted to see what would happen next. The machine changed the message. It read, " Do you wish to help people?" Zion eyes widen to the point that it seemed his face would rip apart in any minute. A yes and no icon appeared under the sentence. "This is just a prank." Zion whsipered to no one.
He looked around for hidden cameras, people from school, anything to make it seem like something this weird wasn't going on. Zion stopped and realized that people were staring. He looked at the machine and saw it still had question. "Do you want to help people?"
The words hung in the air as Zion throat became dry. He stared and put his hand forward to answer the question. His hand hovered over yes before Zion finally pressed no.
The message changed. "All depend on you and the Appildrive." Zion was shaking with anxiety and yelped as something clanged into the machines opening. Slowly, as if his hand would've be bitten off, Zion put his hand into the machine and took out the object.
It was about the size of a Phone. It was grey as if dead. The only part that was glowing was the top of the circle that had a lock. "The Appildrive?" Zion looked at the machine for any more words of wisdom only to find that it was a normal machine again.
It was as if nothing happened.
Zion walked home looking at the mysterious device held in is right hand. Unbeknownst to him, another more sinister entity was watching the boy.
Cameramon looked at the boy and wished he could smile. Leviathan would be pleased. Cameramon snapped the boy's pictured and sent it to his master. He couldn't help but chuckle of the misfortune this boy was about to face.