Levi Squad Novels & Stories

"Anyway, yeah, Leeny could have used a fake passport. But we didn't get any hits on her Dreams' alias." Liam vanished inside one of the stalls. "Let me know if you need more hands on deck. I don't mind loaning you my security team for a couple of months; now that Aleksei is in prison and Andrei, that dickhead, is behaving himself, the threat levels have decreased considerably. So we don't need the guys as much." "That's okay," Levi said and sat down on the bench in front of the lockers. "Leviticus has spared no expense with his team."

Shit. I returned their smiles; at least they were friendly. “I’m Vivian. Nice to meet you all.” They nodded and finally entered the kitchen. The boys walked to one of the large refrigerators and pulled out four bottles of Coke and water. They handed the girls the soda while one of the twins kept the bottle of water. Leslie and Angela just leaned against the counter top and looked at me. Amber was boldly making her way to me to pull out a chair, when Zaliver who hadn’t said a thing or glanced at them let out a threatening growl that had Amber halting midstep. What the hell?

“The last skirmish showed us his patterns, he favors night raids, he tests our borders in waves before striking directly. Without Levi, he’ll be unpredictable, but also weaker. This is our chance to crush him for good.” “Or it’s our chance to not get complacent,” Joey countered sharply. “Levi’s death doesn’t mean Elias has no allies. What if he’s gathering others while we speak? What if he’s stronger now, not weaker?” That ignited murmurs around the table. “She’s right,” I found myself saying, my voice cutting through the tension. Every head turned toward me. My hands trembled slightly, but I forced myself to hold their gazes. “We can’t underestimate him. That’s how Levi slipped through befo

Anyone who didn't join her was an idiot. Unfortunately, their location was terrible. They were wedged between two small towns, hidden among farmland, constantly on edge in case zombie waves poured out and wiped them out. Then came the announcement. Haylight League was officially established, and Hayley declared that she would support every base willing to join. Levi signed up first. Sure enough, drones arrived with supplies. Combat teams followed soon after. That moment felt like a celebration to Levi. They finally had hope! He knew it. His idol meant every word she said.

“Yeah, Levi. It’s not good. They think it’s a severe concussion, and they confirmed a broken fibula. It’s bad, but the good news is there are no complications. But he’ll be out for the rest of the season.” Tony makes a sound, half-choke, half-sob, and buries his face in his hands. His shoulders shake, and I feel my own chest tighten, like someone’s squeezing it. Levi, ever calm, hangs up the phone and turns the speaker off. He glances at me in the rearview mirror. His eyes are full of a quiet, gentle concern. “I’m sorry, guys. I know he’s a good friend.” Levi, sensing the silence, keeps driving. But then, he asks a question, his voice quiet. “How do you guys know him? I haven't seen you arou

Never. ( ￣︿￣ )ノ ‘Not. Letting. Baby. Out. Of. Sight.’ Blackie: (◞‸ლ) ‘…Trey, shields up, this might get nasty.’ And thus, the brave zombie warrior Levi, with bloodshot eyes and unyielding spirit that didn’t fear death, forced the other three little minions to line up and follow his domineering lead. Marching onwards and beyond! To their deat– ahem, the totally non-fatal lunch appointment.

She doesn’t look like she needs saving, nestled comfortably between the two of them, so I turn my attention back to Levi. “Aren’t you guys still in high school? How do you get away with throwing ragers like this?” “Nah, babe, we graduated early,” Levi replies smoothly, his thumb rubbing the top of my shoulder through my jacket. “Had to, to train with the squad for the shadow pack war. Except for Cal, his grades were shit so he just dropped out.” “Huh,” I muse, bringing the plastic cup to my lips again. I pause with the rim resting on my lower lip, leaning in a little closer to Levi. “Who’s the guy on the other side of Nessa? What’s his deal?”

“What about your role in the pack? You’re one of Alpha Nikolaos’ Gammas, right?” Levi nods, a hint of pride in his eyes. “Yeah, it is. I’m part of what’s known as The Pente; basically Alpha Nikolaos’ tactical team. It keeps me busy since we’re always away on missions, but it’s rewarding.” I squeeze his hand, my respect for him growing, but what he’s just said makes me frown. “You’ll be away on missions a lot?” “Unfortunately, yes, but that’s the reason I’m holding off on going back. I’ve spoken to Alpha Nikolaos about it, and he’s given me a few months off so we can spend some time together.”

There was always freelance work, and she'd worked with the Department of Defense enough as a contractor that she had options. "I do." Riley folded his hands in his lap. "Oh? Care to share?" "I've got a ten-year plan," he said in a whisper, as though he were inviting her to conspire with him. "The money on Lepta Team is good. We don't see as much risk as the other teams." "What other teams?" "There's Alpha, Troy and Omega." He ticked each one off on a finger. "Alpha gets into some crazy shit, but they've got nothing on Troy or Omega."

“Come on, we cannot do this anymore. Levi got all the stocks with him but he exited.” Levi groan this time “Why do you always throw the blame at me? You guys can absolutely finish the game without me, these gays.” I laugh while watching them showing their phone at Levi. The latter looks frustrated right now but there is a hint of smile being plastered on his face and that alone makes me smile myself. Thank God, I have a friend like them. “Bull’s eye!” Mansrael exclaimed, raising his phone. “No, idiot, there are still soldiers on the way don’t be stupid.”