Kata Kata Untuk Army Day Novels & Stories

“This is going to be practice for my new warriors. I don’t want your warriors killing those rogues before my recruits get to them.” “It’s not necessary, A.G.,” Ryan told him gently. “Your mating ceremony is tomorrow, remember? Your warriors need to prepare. What we’re about to do is not a battle. It’s more like a…recreational activity. You can call it games.” He shrugged with an excited grin, making everyone including Agyemang laugh. “Trust me, this is not worth your time.” “Alright.” Agyemang knew when he’d been strong-armed.

“I can take them all.” “I’d like to see you try, Kitty Cat,” Katie retorted, to which he frowned. “Chief Bess, we’ll take on the Storm Brothers,” Raja said. “Miranda, Foxfires, get him!” With a bolt of our feet, we went to our opponents. Masaru beat his drums, and thunder tore our eardrums apart. Clang!

Kane moved on autopilot showering, changing into a fresh black tee and jeans, then heading down to his garage. His fingers hovered over the keys of his favorite car, but at the last second, he grabbed the ones for his truck instead. Tonight, he was driving slow. It was nearly 8 PM when he arrived at the underground boxing venue. And he knew she would be there. The moment he stepped inside, the scent of sweat, metal, and blood hit him like a punch to the gut. The dim lights flickered overhead, casting deep shadows against the caged ring. Voices murmured, bets were whispered, and in the background, the steady thud, thud, thud of fists hitting punching bags filled the silence.

Induction Day. It was two weeks from today. The day we'll finally be enlisted as soldiers. Expect Leon—he was already a soldier. Since we were soldiers for the kingdom we were going to do a lot of things that day—sword fighting, hand-to-hand combat, spear throwing. All those things to prove to the king that we were fit to be soldiers. The thought that I would finally get my uniform and be addressed as a soldier was enough to lift my foul mood and get me up on my feet.

Putting the dagger away for safekeeping, she walked out of her tent and towards the training grounds. She heard them even before she saw them— men in groups of about twenty, some practicing their sword fight, some wrestling, some training with guns, and the last set using arrows and spears. Alaric’s legion of soldiers were all-rounded, it seemed. Kendra was quick to notice however, that the soldiers trained in their long sleeved, wool-like tunics. Speaking of those, did they ever take them off?

Kymil protested with his eyes almost burst out tears as Edith grilled and pinch his ears that she almost ripped it off his skin. But what’s more interesting was the thing Kymil called Edith ‘Ma’. “You didn’t told you had a son,” I spoke, alternating my eyes from Edith to Kymil, and from Kymil to Edith. Edith raised one brow as she face me, “You didn’t ask.” Right. I had not asked her. I shrugged my shoulders and shifted my gaze at her son hiding behind her. “Tell him I will be waiting outside.” My legs waddled softly and jumped on a tree. Too tall that I can see the entire camp. Edith told me the army has a total of only a hundred amateur cadets. And the experienced warriors were stationed a

It was totally her type of accessories. When she was young, she had an obsession for butterflies. Thus this pendant made her nostalgic. In those days she used to live in Army campus with her family and she used to sneak into training grounds to catch little, colorful butterflies. Many times Arushi, her best friend, dragged her to see the shirtless soldiers training hard on the grounds. Her brother was still training to be an officer. Their grandfather was an Army Commandant of the IMA (Indian military Academy) a highly respected Indian Army officer training academy. One time she even got into trouble because of Arushi, and she distracted the young soldiers during their training. Those were

According to Levi, that side was abandoned and hardly used for training, but that was the same place Katida had asked Alpha Tyler to allocate as a vacant space for Lana's training. It was easy for her to find the space she used for training since she has grown acquainted with it. Katida was there, dressed in her instructive gear. She had one of those armbands now. Hers was blue with an arrow drawn on it. Her face was void and unfriendly as always, she stretched when she saw Lana. “Good Morning,” Lana greeted, turning to place her water bottle on the floor. Unexpectedly, Katida swung with force and kicked Lana on the back. “Defend yourself,” she instructed, yanking a sword from the wall.

Gladiator Games Day 1 KELLEN Earlier in the morning, we had been given another new pair of shorts. They were the same off-white linen-cotton as the other pairs. Thin and lightweight, and barely came down to the top of my thigh. I looked down at them, they reminded me of an adult diaper. Yet these were almost see-through and held nothing in place. I found out we would not be fighting today. Instead, we would be presented to the crowd and brought before the Alpha. After that, they had a small show and then the Alpha’s and surrounding pack Alpha’s champions would put on a fight, to showcase their strength.

Arrington smiled and said, “Lord Wade, the doctor asked you to drink less and try not to drink as much as possible. Besides, you will have to get up early in the morning tomorrow. I’m just afraid that something will happen if you were to drink, so I did not prepare it.” Cadfan had a straight expression on his face as he said, “Let me ask you. What day is it today?” Arrington said, “The fourth of April. Why?” Cadfan cursed, “Nonsense! How can I not know that today is the fourth of April? I mean, what big occasion is it today?!” Arrington’s eyes twinkled. He thought about it quickly and then hurriedly complimented, “Lord Wade, today is the day where Ten Thousand Armies will destroy the Wade fa