Harry Potter Sas Soldier Fanfiction Novels & Stories

More tears slipped down my face, guilt-filled my heart, and I could feel the sadness in Reed's heart. "Get him," the yelling voice jolted me out of my reverie. If I had had the strength or backup, I would have climbed down the ladder and fought Ryan. However, the reverse is the case. Accompanying him are thousands of Nazgul and the bone skeletons of the dead. On his right side is my foster mom, her lips moving up and down. I know she was mumbling some spells and was about to perform her dark magic tricks again. "Get him, he mustn't have escaped." Ryan's order to his soldiers

Saraswati smiled with satisfaction, then turned around, getting ready to face the approaching group of soldiers. Wyasa's scream surprised Saraswati. She turned back toward where Wyasa's voice came from. Her eyes widened to see that not far away, under the light of torch, a burly soldier was strangling the young man with a rope. Wyasa struggled fruitlessly trying to fight back, his eyes bulging.

Harry explained. "Wait a minute! Why healer, didn't Sarra say a doctor?" Han deliberately held back Harry's steps. "He is indeed a medical graduate, but has another ability in removing the effects of poison." Han was still digesting it. "Don't worry! I'll accompany you all the way through." Harry put on a smile that, for some reason, Han didn't like, "I'll go in first. We'll be leaving in thirty minutes!" He pressed the pin of his apartment, leaving Han frozen at the door.

“Close your fairy eyes, glitterbug, I’m about to ruin some lives.” Barbie covered her face delicately. “Mortals have no shame.” “Damn right.” Then I shifted. Bones cracked, fur erupted, claws sliced into the dirt. My wolf came roaring to the surface, amped up from that blue elixir, and she wasn’t here to play fetch. My wolf howled. Maybe calling for some divine back up or just being happy to be out again. In a flash, I tore out of the brush like a hurricane with teeth, slamming into the nearest ASA soldier. His fancy vest? Worthless. My claws shredded through like paper. He didn’t even have time to scream before he hit the ground.

Looking at another Shadow Beaver in front of me, I noticed this was a new person. “New guy?..”. I Nudged at Sasu, after all it was a new face, but somehow I sensed that he was somehow related to Sasu. “Yes Sir…it’s my Cousin…Sosa…Recently Graduated from the Shinobi adult ceremony and also reign the top graduates from the Secret Agent Program…he once served in the Special Forces Dungeon Explorations Team…this is his first deployment..”. (Sasu) “Oh….Nice to meet you Sosa..”.

A stupid little blue scam. He looked at me with Sad eyes and nodded. “She's pregnant.” His words echoed in my head and I felt for him even more. But he was a man, and a man was a warrior, a man was a hero, and a man is always a living sacrifice for his family. I hugged him tightly and broke down in my arms. Daruis's pov. The smell of sulfur was almost intoxicating to me. The army marched ahead of us, monsters of every shape and size marched with weapons through the woods of Iceland.

The Black Hawk skimmed low over the Saudi desert, its rotors slicing the midnight air into ribbons. No lights. No chatter. Just darkness and wind—and the occasional hiss of static in the team’s earpieces. The world outside the open door was an ocean of black dunes, luminous only through the phantom green of NVGs: a drowned, prehistoric seabed frozen in waves of bone. Inside, six soldiers sat in silence, faces painted, eyes locked forward. Ghost Team. SASR.

“What is it saying?” I shook my head. “Nothing I plan on listening to.” But even to my own ears, it sounded thin. We kept walking, but the air was wrong. Too still. And then I noticed the soldier ahead of us. He was standing in the middle of the hallway, unmoving, head tilted slightly like he was listening to something only he could hear. When we got closer, I saw his eyes—silver, glowing faintly. “Cassian,” I murmured. He’d already seen it. His sword was half out before the soldier lunged.

He began, his voice a low growl, his gaze locking onto mine with an intensity that gave me goosebumps. Before he could finish his sentence, I spoke up, my voice unwavering despite the adrenaline coursing through me. "I dare to defy anyone who thinks they can own or control me." The tension in the air was thick and very much evident, and our gazes locked in a battle of wills. The Dark lord's cheek was flushed with a deep red color where I had struck him, a stark contrast against his pale complexion. It was a slap that went beyond physical contact—a declaration that I would not be subdued.

One of them even yelled. "You are the liar!" "Really? What reasons do I have to lie to any of you? Susan , dear, if you please." Erik answered the accusation and invited Susan up to his side. Susan stood at Erik's right side and with a smile directed to the old student, moved her right arm diagonally, mirroring the action that Erik had early realized. And when she closed her hand in a grabbing motion, the sword that appeared was not Gryffindor's one, but it was similar. Slowly she pointed the sword to the old student, but changed its grip, dropping the sword perpendicularly to the ground, and showing its details to the students. Similarly, it was an equally finely crafted silvery long sword.