Citizen Soldier Would Anyone Care Novels & Stories

“If you still feel like that, how about you be on the other side? Shoot the gun yourself and listen to the sound like it is music.” She made a little sense but I didn’t agree with her totally. I was a fucking civilian and not a military personnel. Only soldiers should familiarise themselves with the sound of gunshots. I should be free but it was never like this. Being the wife of a billionaire was enough to get you kidnapped. I didn’t know what to do in this case.

The reporting soldier hesitated greatly, seeming reluctant to disclose what had truly occurred. Sid drew his sword from his waist and bellowed angrily, "Tell me what happened!" "Jed and Rufus's forces are firing at us!" the soldier said. He raised his head, warily eyeing Sid as he was worried that the old man might strike him down in a fit of rage. Initially, Sid was incredulous upon hearing the news, then he felt a suspicion that the soldier might be fabricating the military situation. At that moment, he genuinely considered striking down the soldier before him. However, he composed himself and realized that fabricating military intelligence was impossible and unnecessary.

The three soldiers were waiting for the command to resume and the Queen has gotten impatient. "I, Soldier Paulus, begged not to let this human be killed." The soldier said which made my jaw dropped. I heard everyone's gasps and gossips. Who would have thought that an alien would not allow a human be killed when their purpose here is to kill and enslave us? "Give me a valid reason not to kill her, Soldier!" The Prince sounded desperate. I don't know why the soldier is doing this but I felt like there's a bigger role that I am supposed to play if I were to be freed.

the soldiers responded loudly without hesitation. “Why don’t you take this opportunity to tend to your wounded? Why should you fight and lose your life if the peace talks end up being successful? Why sacrifice yourself for a cause that never existed?” Song Kai opened his mouth and advised earnestly with a benevolent expression hanging on his face. “Reject….. reject….reject…” the soldiers responded even more loudly. One of the soldiers who was positioned in the front sneered without giving Song Kai any face. “Who are you to advise us?”

The soldier looked confident. He didn’t care that he had an audience. The soldier was more focused on flaunting a broken ego. A law enforcer, an upholder of peace, was breaking this law all by himself. Nationals and a few foreign individuals watched the scene with interested eyes. It was the most inauspicious place to cause violence. They had manned this entrance for a reason. Now, the scene had distracted everyone.

Cassian replied. Brows twitching, Levi questioned, "Why not? Do you look down on soldiers?" "Not at all," Cassian said. "Soldiers work to defend the nation. They are the reason why the rest of us can live in peace. I respect them the most and think they are the most admirable people in the world."

“You think it's a bad idea?“ “What, no?“ “Why won't you say something then?“ “I was waiting for you to finish.“ “Oh.“ “So?“ “Yeah, I was saying the soldiers can fully focus on fighting the opponent instead of worrying about defenseless women and children.“ “That's a very good idea, baby. Really good one.“ “Really?“ “Yes.“ He became more active. “In fact, do you mind calling Mane for me? He has to hear this.“ “Sure.“ I went to call Mane.

As for the others, he had never heard of them before. Lucjan suddenly changed the topic and asked, “James, you’re a soldier, so you should know that you’ll get beaten up if you fall behind. Let me ask you a question. Let’s pretend that Sol has been at war for a long time, and you possess military power. After finally winning the war, many civilians suffered injuries, and countless lives were lost. Would you still seize the chance to destroy the enemy’s country and avenge the fallen soldiers and civilians?” “...”

"What about the women and children who would have been slaughtered and devoured? Didn't any of you think about them? Our troops have received the greatest training available, and they have reasonable brains capable of critical thought. They could tell the difference between danger and a harmless person. These scumbags don't. How could anybody have thought this was a good idea?" Dr. Melendez smirked. "We're all citizens of the finest nation on the planet," Justine sniffed, and Dr. Melendez disregarded him. "Our warriors' lives are incredibly valuable. They sacrifice their comforts, families, and sometimes even their lives for the sake of our nation. They deserved our undivided attention, and

The Capital city Albael burning after the attacks Christopher had their spys launch, ones of the soldiers beating civilians in the streets. "Please stop if you take all of that we'll starve to death!" An old couple begged for mercy from the soldiers. "You're going to die soon anyways. If you do starve then it will be for the good of the country! The soldiers can't fight and protect you if they themselves are starving! Besides if you're not strong enough to find a way to survive the world's better off without you!" The soldiers began laughing at the old couples anguish as all they could do was collapse to the ground unable to fight back against the younger armored soldiers.