Captain Beatty Novels & Stories

I was expendable. As minutes ticked by, General Edward’s face went from red to purple. Neither was a good color for him. Had he expected me to jump up and down with joy? “General, what Ms. Layton is saying is that she’s willing to do whatever it takes.” The captain didn’t look at me when he said this, but it proved he was a good bullshitter. He oversaw a group of half-crazy rangers who patrolled the outskirts of the city and helped humans escape. Although the captain kept his distance, a few of his rangers befriended me for some odd reason.

At that moment, it was as if they were flying in space, and a big screen stood before them. They could see what was happening outside through the screen, then they looked at each other and realized that the people around them looked emotionless. After a while of observation, they realized that the people were just simulations instead of the real deal. Matthias wondered if the simulations could talk to humans, so he took Heather and went up to the captain to greet him. “Hello, captain.” The captain was sitting in the center, but he ignored Matthias. Matthias looked at Heather before trying again, though he knew it must look stupid. “Can you understand me, captain?” He had to get the answer fo

Clemens barks out, "If you don't get your sister under control I'm gonna beat her up." Garrys says, "She said that the she thinks the captain is hot?" Commander Barbie immediately blushes and hides her head under her table. Naukles calls out to them, "Do you really think that the captain will really execute the area one officers if they lose." "Theres only one way to know", Clemens says. "They had better not lose to those low level elites!" Garrys barked out.

Okay. ‘Aye, Captain!’ The two men responded. ‘Zealot, get me the scientist. He has to prepare the beer in excess for us, for the sake of the mission. Do not allow any other member of the crew to drink it, even after we have gone.’ He turned to Thomas. ‘The two of you can now leave.’ ‘Aye, Captain.’ They left together to get the scientist. Some minutes later, Zealot walked in with the scientist to meet, Captain and he left. The man was looking round the whole artifacts in the cabin, so impressed with them, not recognizing presence of Captain Casablanca. Then Captain coughed, to get the attention of the man.

Ebony said to herself as she walked down the Alleyway towards where the lil girl was running back to. It didn't take long before Ebony and the Approaching guards met face to face. There were several of them standing in formation with one guy Ebony immediately recognized as none other than Captain Fray. This pretty much set it as a definite they intended for her to die today considering he only shows for official business from the Supreme Leader himself or when trying to save face for his battalion of Guards. “Do I even have to ask i know you're Ebony Rose you've made such a name for yourself here that it's hard to not recognize you” Captain Fray said coldly

I sighed and reached for a box of cereal—fucking Lucky Charms, of all things—when I heard someone say my name. “Captain?” Someone called. I froze for half a second, blinking like the shelves had just grown eyes and started talking. Then I turned. Ms. Beckett. Her cart was stacked with fruits, frozen meals, and wine. She wore yoga pants and an oversized sweatshirt that said “If you can read this, bring coffee.” Her hair was pulled back into a bun, a few strands escaping like they always did. And, of course, she looked stunning in that effortlessly intimidating way she always managed.

"Wanna beer? Assuming you already need one since you got trapped in a car with this twatwaffle on the way over here." River laughs and arches an eyebrow at me. Trying to shut Ezra up, I tease him onto the cushioned bench seat behind him. "We'll see who's laughing come boarding time." I look over my shoulder at River. "Now, you can store your stuff in dry storage over here." "Hello Beckett. Nice to see you again," River says to our captain, shaking his hand. "You, too. How's that security system working out?" "Me too. It's been very helpful and it puts my dad at ease. Thanks for that."

Jai said. The captain scoffed. “You who is not even an adventurer wants to help me? No, the correct question for that is—CAN YOU REALLY?” The captain asked him with wide, mocking eyes. Then his eyes returned back to flat. “Don’t make anymore trouble for us. Just go home.” The captain shook free of Jai’s hold with ease and walked to the hallway, ignoring them completely. “Jai-san…” Beto called. “W-What should we do?”