System Alarm
Author: Bigsnowy
last update2024-05-15 00:15:10

Mason groaned at the obnoxious sound shrieking inside his head. He pulled at his pillow, covering his ears, but pulled him into reality. When he finally opened his sleeping eyes, he shifted his gaze from his window, which was adored by the morning light, to the hologram displayed in front of him. Emoji was wearing a broad smile in the left corner of the screen. Mason heaved a sigh and adjusted his eyes to the alarm on his bed, and it was 6 am.

“What is it?” Mason said through a beach breath.

“It looks like you were sleeping,” Emoji muttered innocently.

“Of course, I was sleeping,” Mason's eyes dagger at him, noticing the sarcasm lacing his tone.

Emoji smiled, moving closer to him. “Well, it seems you're awake now,” he said, making Mason mentally roll his eyes.

“The Celestial Assassin temple is ready and waiting for your arrival by 7:30 am,” Emoji said. “Don't be late; first impressions matter.”

When Mason heard this, sleep evaporated from his eyes. “Why didn't you say so,” he murmured
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