Intercessor Kill Team Novels & Stories

“Now, I wouldn’t go telling Elliott about what happened to Cassidy or that he has a son on the team now. That might influence him to come through when he normally wouldn’t. But I would tell him that it is an option, so long as he understands that there’s likely no going back.” “About that,” Cadence interjected, “do you think Dr. Morrow will ever reach a point where he can send Hamilton back?” Shaking his head, Jamie said, “I don’t know. Things are beginning to change, Cadence. I think you see that more than the rest of us. We’ve been so locked into having definitive rules in the Ternion for hundreds and thousands of years. Now, all of a sudden, the Passels are operating differently than they

Rex would just kill her off immediately. As the game leader, Rex assigned the teams. "Hilda, Thomas, Commander, and myself will be in the blue team. Meanwhile, Little Kitten, Mr. Kyle, and Linux will be in the red team with Michy. I'Il get rid of Michy in a second." Rex knew he was no match for Nathan, so he got him on his team to save himself from being killed. That would have been plain embarrassing. With Nathan here, Rex could only try to save his remaining dignity instead of showing off.

She had tried to get me to join another team, but I'd be damned if I let her be separated from me again during a battle, even for a few minutes. As the night progressed, we remained alert despite the relative silence. I was beginning to wonder whether the creatures would even attack again, when I received a message from the west team that one of the dead ones was over there. I teleported there like we planned and it took less than a minute to incinerate it with my fire and return to my mate’s side. Something weird happened right before the next attack, I felt a faint pulse in my head, and my instincts told me to go northwest just as a message was passed across to me through mind link by the

"Cord..." "She's not going back there." "For fuck sake Cord they're her kids." "I really don't give a fuck Lo, and the first one to get in my way on this is gonna land on their ass." "Okay-okay, let's throttle back everyone and remember we're all on the same team." Zak stepped in between us.

“Someone who wants what you are… or wants you dead before anyone else can have you.” I swallowed hard. “You think this was one of the Elders?” “Maybe.” His eyes darkened. “Or someone higher.” “That’s not possible.” He crouched beside me, his gaze unwavering. “Seraphina. We just killed a kill squad. That doesn’t happen by accident.” I couldn’t argue. Not when I could still smell the scent markers on their fur. All from different packs. No single allegiance. A coalition. I looked at him. “This changes everything.”

"I'm not—I'm not helping you kill someone—" "You are not killing anyone. You are just setting up a date to help me save more people." Karma spoke in a cold tone. "Do we have a deal or not?" Mia looked at her phone, then at Marcus, and back at Karma. "Deal." She stood up to leave. "Mia." The girl froze, then turned back. Karma smiled, but it didn't reach her eyes. "If you double cross me, I will find you." Mia nodded once slowly.

"Once the target is neutralized, your mate walks free." ‎ ‎"When are you coming?" ‎ ‎"Dawn," Vargo said. "We’re prepping the strike team now. Eclipse Squad. We aren't taking prisoners this time. We’re collapsing the cave entrance. We’ll bury them alive." ‎ ‎My hand flew to my mouth to stifle a gasp. ‎ ‎Bury them alive. ‎ ‎"Just make sure the back exit is clear," Vargo ordered. "If Kaelen tries to run, I want him funneled right into my scope."

“Do they? Does that young boy, Thistle? Does he really understand? Do you think he can actually kill someone?” I wasn’t sure. Thistle knew and understood what was at stake. But he had a soft heart. It was one of the reasons I wanted to protect him. Could he kill someone? If he had to? I hoped so. But I wasn’t certain. I had no intentions of killing my own people. I was going to do everything in my power to get us all to the spire at the same time. We would touch it together. We would leave here together. “He can,” I replied firmly to Korrigan. I couldn’t let Korrigan think our team had any weaknesses. I had to make him think we were all strong and capable of doing what had to be done. Even i

The mood was heavy but focused. Captain Reyes gave the final briefing. “Team Alpha, which comprises Kade, Liora, and Sable, will infiltrate through the service tunnels. Team Bravo creates the diversion at the main gates. Our goal is simple: destroy the neural core, free the captives, and eliminate Michelle if possible. Do not engage unless necessary. Speed and stealth are your best weapons.” I checked my weapons one last time. I had a silver-loaded pistol, combat knife, plus extra magazines. Kade stood tall beside me, every inch the Alpha again.

A man charged forward, throwing fire again and again, plunging the area into chaos. Shouts erupted, ordering him to stop. And then Kael leapt—one powerful jump, and he landed right on the fire-thrower. With a single crack, Kael snapped the man’s neck. Everyone gasped, even the soldiers. “He was on your team!” one soldier hissed at Kael, furious. “The game hasn’t even started, and you... You killed him!” Kael snorted softly. “A teammate like that would only slow us down. Besides, he broke the rules, didn’t he?”