Levi Squad Novels & Stories

Andrius laughed, pulling me from my quickly spiraling thoughts. “Levi’s used to living where it’s dangerous. Look what he’s done! He stayed by your side, near enemy land just so he could be near you. With our protection, he can drop the disguise, and live with people who love him. I think you forget. Levi isn’t as weak as you think he is, baby. Give the bloodsucker a little more credit.” Andrius laughed and when I glanced at the others, they gave me encouraging smiles.

Camila yelps in surprise and laughs. “You’re my lucky charm, sis,” Levi says after putting Camila down on her feet. “Oh, come on, your team is actually good.” “Just good?” Levi cocks his brow. Camila rolls her eyes and says, “Fine, your team is the best!” “You said that because you don’t know anything about football,” I retort. “Oh, shut up! My brother’s team is the best.” “Hi, Levi!” A slender lady waves her hand at him, and Levi waves back and smiles shyly at her.

He suddenly realized that Arista was also witnessing all this, so he frowned, casually threw Demetrius aside, leaving him with a bit of breath. “I don’t want to dirty my hands today. Consider yourself lucky.” Levi waved his robe, speaking in a commanding tone, “In any place, if the four of you appear, just remember one thing.” His voice was indifferent. “Submit.” He took a step forward, and Arista intentionally didn’t move his left foot. Levi stumbled, and even the shadow on the ground became awkward, but despite kneeling, some members of the Dead Land pack still saw him. Everything fell silent.

He said, "Done, just get here." I pressed the unlock button on the right side of my elbow. "I'll pick you up?" Aryo might need a ride, I already miss him again even though we haven't separated yet. "Sir Levi, wait at home. I won't run away." He showed me one of the cards I'd given him in his wallet organizer and took a few rupiah bills from my pants pocket. He had memorized the location so well that it wasn't even awkward to hear me moan against his touch. Just smelling his breath, I could already get aroused.

"That's why we are going back to the school. I think it's about time we recruited more students into our team." Sebastian, unyielding in his demeanor, sought clarification once more. "And since when did 'we' become a team?" he inquired, his voice devoid of emotion. "Since this meeting started," Levi declared, his words carrying a sense of finality. The room was now divided between those who saw this as a necessary alliance and those who harbored doubts. The tension in the air was palpable, a reflection of the challenges they faced and the choices they were forced to make in the face of a formidable adversary.

Jasper shouted, "Levi Brown, one hundred push-ups, now!" Levi wanted to say something, but remembered that he was in the army. Moreover, he was in Red Eagle, a team envied by everyone. In the military, the soldiers would have to obey their superiors unconditionally. Although he had something to say, he did not dare to say it out loud. He immediately stepped forward and began to do the push-ups obediently.

M, 2nd Day ◣━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◢ After reading the game's notification about Spencer's death, Maeve and I glanced at each other, eyes wide, adrenaline spiking as the realization set in. "Leo..." I uttered his name with dread. Leo. Our dear friend Leo, the only one of us not by our side at that very moment, was on the same team as Spencer. The Scarlet Ravens consisted of only three players — all boys. Leo wielded a sword as the Swordsman, Spencer a bow and arrow as the team's Archer like myself, and the last member a scalpel chain as the Chainblader.

Only the rain falling soft and steady, and the harsh rasp of our own breathing. Asher scanned the lot with the barrel of his rifle before lowering it slightly. "Clear." The word carried a weight that made my knees feel weak with relief. Levi emerged from the shadows on the left, one hand pressed to his side but grinning. "That's the last of them. Damien's going to be short a squad tonight." Kai came up on the right, his expression grim but eyes alive. "No sign of Damien himself. Figures he wouldn't risk being here."

“Even if I don’t agree with every choice you make.” “Do you?” Levi held my stare. “Because I get the sense you’re just doing what’s required. Not what you actually believe in.” I spread my hands. “Levi, you’re my Alpha. You’re my friend. I follow you.” The lie sat heavy, but he didn’t seem to notice. He rubbed his forehead. “I’m taking charge of the search.” “What?” I said before I could stop myself. “I’m joining Squad V tomorrow. Seeing things for myself.”

The room went still, as I felt Levi stiffen beside me. “Mom.” She tilted her head. “What? People talk. It’s hard not to hear when my son’s team suddenly loses a very important match to that bastard..” My face burned at this moment. “It wasn’t her fault,” Levi said quickly. “That decision had nothing to do with Sky.” “Oh?” she replied. “Then why did it happen after she joined the picture?” “Mum,” Levi said firmly, “we have won matches with her there. You shouldn’t blame her for one loss.”