Novels by TOBBY

“Ethan… whatever wakes up beneath this facility was never supposed to see the outside world”The words echoed through the darkness. For several seconds, nobody moved. The entire chamber had fallen silent after the lights disappeared, the only thing remaining was the faint red glow of the countdown displayed across the emergency monitors.00:33:5800:33:5700:33:56Ethan stood frozen, staring at the message on the screen.GENESIS PRIME ACTIVATED.The name meant nothing to him but the reaction from everyone else told him everything. Genesis One looked terrified not cautious not suspicious, terrified. That alone made Ethan’s blood run cold.He had seen Genesis One fight through impossible situations, he had watched him survive injuries that should have killed him, he had watched him face Crowe’s soldiers without hesitation.But now, standing inside the place where he was created, the older clone looked like someone who had just seen a ghost.“What is Genesis Prime?”Ethan’s voice cut thr

“The door was never meant to keep people out, Ethan… it was meant to keep something inside”Noah’s hand stopped just before touching the biometric scanner, the entire underground corridor became silent, not the ordinary silence that came after danger but the kind of silence that existed before something impossible happened. The kind that made every instinct inside Ethan scream that whatever was waiting behind that door had been hidden for a reason.The blue eye carved above the blast door pulsed once, then again. The light moved across Noah’s hand, scanning him, studying him. For a moment, Ethan thought the system would open immediately, it didn’t, instead, the entire facility reacted.Old machines buried beneath layers of dust suddenly powered on, screens that had been dead for decades flickered with weak green light, somewhere deep inside the complex, heavy mechanisms began moving, each sound echoing through the underground structure.00:38:5900:38:5800:38:57The countdown continu

"Would you like to meet him?"The question lingered in the cold underground tunnel long after Noah's lips stopped moving.Ethan didn't answer, he couldn't. For a heartbeat, the entire world seemed to lose its sound. The hum of the emergency lights... The distant groan of aging pipes... Even the blood pounding through his ears...Everything faded beneath the impossible weight of those six words.His father, Marcus Vale, dead for eighteen years, dead according to every government record, dead according to the agency that had trained Ethan, used him, betrayed him, and hunted him across the country, dead according to the gravestone Ethan had stood before every year since he was twelve.His fingers tightened around the pistol until the polymer grip groaned beneath the pressure. His voice came out lower than he expected."...Who?"Noah didn't smile, he didn't look amused. For once, every trace of his usual calm had disappeared, he simply held Ethan's gaze."Your father"Silence crashed over

The deadline had never been a warning, it had already started. The realization slammed into Ethan harder than any bullet ever could.The soldier's screams echoed through the tunnel, everyone stared, frozen, helpless. Blue light raced beneath the man's skin like living electricity, his veins glowed brighter with every passing second.The radio fused deeper into his hand, metal melted, skin burned. The smell of roasted flesh filled the air. The soldier collapsed onto the concrete floor, convulsing violently.“No... Help him” someone shouted.Two nearby soldiers rushed forward. The moment they touched him, blue sparks erupted between them. One of the men screamed, the other was thrown backward into a wall, the tunnel descended into chaos.“What the hell is happening?”“Get away from him”“MEDIC”The countdown continued.00:49:4100:49:4000:49:39Ethan couldn't look away, the soldier's body arched violently, then suddenly silence, the screaming stopped, the convulsions ended, the blue li

“A deadline for humanity to decide whether it deserves to survive”The words echoed through the tunnel long after Noah stopped speaking, nobody moved, nobody breathed, even the soldiers surrounding Crowe looked shaken.Hundreds of screens continued displaying Noah's face. Phones, tablets, radios, security monitors, every connected device had become his voice.His eyes, his presence and somehow that terrified Ethan more than guns ever could. The countdown continued.00:53:5800:53:5700:53:56“What does that mean?” Ethan demanded.Noah smiled from every screen.“A simple question”“Then answer it”“I already did”The tunnel lights flickered violently, another tremor rolled beneath the city, stronger than before. Dust fell from the ceiling, metal groaned.Somewhere in the distance, people screamed. The sound carried through ventilation shafts, far away, yet close enough to hear. Ethan looked toward Genesis One.“What started?”The older clone's expression remained grim.“The system”“Wh

“Sixty minutes”The countdown glowed crimson against the darkness.00:59:5900:59:5800:59:57Every second felt louder than gunfire. The tunnel shook violently as Crowe's soldiers flooded into the underground passage from both directions.Flashlights cut through the darkness, commands echoed across the concrete walls.“TARGET VISUAL”“DON'T LET THEM ESCAPE”“TAKE THEM ALIVE”Ethan stared at the glowing screen, his pulse thundered inside his ears, his father, he had seen him.Only for a fraction of a second, a shadow behind Noah, a face hidden behind static, but Ethan knew what he saw.Marcus Vale, the man everyone claimedwas dead. The man who supposedly created Blackout Protocol.The man who spent twenty years haunting every secret connected to Ethan's life.“Was that him?” Ethan demanded.Noah smiled, the image flickered.“Focus on the countdown.”“Answer me”“Your father isn't the problem anymore”The tunnel exploded with gunfire, bullets slammed into concrete around them.Genesis O