Battlefield 4 Recker Novels & Stories

It's a good thing that it didn't rumble like a thunder and other people's voices around us covered its sound. "Oh, then let's go over there." Jake smile and gestured the three girls to go over the place I pointed out. Right, Jake is the best. Jen and Meryl and Ari are the best. Adrian is a little bit the best. And the other one, Maxwell? I don't really like that kid. Tsk. *** "You really suck at this, aren't you?" I sneered at Maxwell who on the other was struggling to play with the claw machine we saw in front of a convenience store, along the way to the bus stop.

I have heard that this is not a Gamma you want as an enemy. Lastly, Tenebris the Delta, sitting with his back to the door. Long, black hair, piercings in his eyebrows as well as his ears and lips. Basically a walking fucking Goth werewolf, but I wouldn’t fuck with him either way. Apparently, his claws contain poison dangerous to his own kind due to something in his blood. “Kai,” Ryker says when he spots us and walks over. “Thank you for having me.” “Thank you for coming,” my brother responds and shakes his hand. I watch as everyone stops what they’re doing when Kai calls for their attention.

“We keep moving. Don’t stop. Don’t think.” The water bit at their ankles, soaking their boots, but Ryker pressed on. His gaze swept the trees, every shadow a threat. Memories surged of drills with the Duke’s men—how they flushed rebels from caves, how they cornered prey in ravines. He knew the soldiers’ tactics. He knew how relentless they could be. And now he was the hunted. At last, the stream bent sharply, vanishing into a rocky cleft. Ryker guided Elara out of the water and into a thicket, dropping to his knees. “Rest a moment,” he whispered. “Just breathe.”

Reece I shifted my gaze to Darren who sat directly opposite me, and I could only imagine how fantastic it would be to simply close the distance between us and punched him in the throat. The asshole irked the shit out of me,and made me lose my temper, whereas his daughter only calmed me down. "Your not saying anything Reece. Didn't you hear what Darren just said". Ryker who sat beside Darren remarked, and sometimes I wondered how he even became my beta, when he normally spoked like he reasoned from his anus.

Marcus Fellow: "Get down," I yell, jumping over Rebecca and shielding us. A second later, gunfire destroys the wooden pallets, and wood chips are raining down on us. Staying on top of Rebecca, doing my best to protect her, I look behind when the wood chips stop raining. Pushing myself up, I look through the wooden pallets and see the soldier who was shooting at Rebecca dead on the floor. As I look at his dead body, I see his weapon, an assault rifle, lying beside him.

Ricky’s cracking voice sounded borderline masculine as he called out to his friend with urgency, banging his fist on the back door of the truck. Ricky was sixteen years old, and he was the youngest Death Row Infantry-man who worked for the Death Row Corp. Carlos opened the armored truck’s automatic rear door to reveal a slender, pale-skinned Asian kid with a white mohawk and a black eye patch over his left eye. Ricky was an energetic young man, and he looked a little androgynous, which was why he struggled to grow a mustache beneath his developing nose.

In fact, extended stays on the surface world is fatal to us. At the Helm, I’m joined by the three other reapers I saw at the abandoned airport on my first day. They’re all, just like me, controlled by Septimus with his variously styled gothic rings: talon, jester, and scorpion. Respectively they are Kera, the evil Valkyrie, Ankou, the creepy clown, and Yama Ranger, the four-armed and blue-skinned cowboy. Collectively they call themselves the Bureau of Transmigration. Not that they tell me things or they’re ever in a talkative mood. In fact, with the exception of Septimus and Ankou, the reapers are taciturn to the point of seeming mute. Ankou isn’t much of an improvement either with his posh

The stillness. A spar meant she’d have to fight while holding her back. She couldn’t let her wolf rise—not even a little—because she wasn’t just strong, she was female, and that would ruin everything. Still, she gave a curt nod. “I understand.” The recruiter gestured for one of the boys to step forward. He was lean but well-built, his forearms wrapped in leather guards and his smirk cocky. Maybe sixteen. Maybe older. “Ryker here will be your opponent. Try not to cry.”

I sunk my claws into his stomach. I pushed on, searching the field for my father. Garrick’s voice cut through the chaos, calling positions. Warriors were being flanked. Mothers screamed names. The whole pack seemed to die slowly by the minute. I found him at the center. Alpha Ryker stood surrounded by Lucius warriors. His movements were slower now. He was bleeding seriously. barked a command and then cut down another attacker. I charged. Two men fell to my jaws and claws before I reached him. fought together in sync. He swung while I tore, and together we forced a little space around us.

And just like that, they came scrambling to the church. I waited outside, pacing a bit, until the whole crew had gathered. Once everyone was there, I launched into my incredibly heartfelt speech. "My brothers in arms," I began, putting on my most somber face, "as you might already know, our dear Ryker is fighting the battle of life and death in that operating room right now..." I didn't even get to finish before some wiseass snorted, "Which he inflicted upon himself!"