Nelson County Overwatch Novels & Stories

Most importantly, he must not let Thomas rescue Nelson, or he would lose everything. Alden seriously said, “Since Thomas wants to rescue Nelson, he will have to show up. Today is the day. Let’s make it straightforward. Make the farm the final battlefield. “Let’s see if your people are elite or my army is stronger! “Pass down my message. Immediately arrange for the Underground City’s one hundred guards to march into the farm. They must protect Nelson with their lives!”

The chaos was about to start. I closed my eyes, imagining the destruction, the fear, the thrill, and the taste of power. Alyanna Hendricks… you have no idea what’s coming. When I opened my eyes again, the room felt too quiet, too calm for the storm inside my chest. I slowly turned my head toward the corner of the room and pressed the small call button beside my bed. It didn’t take long. The door opened softly, and Nelson stepped inside, his posture stiff, his eyes alert. He was loyal, silent, and most importantly—he knew how to follow orders without asking useless questions.

Patrick straightened up and replied, "The Nelson family villa was attacked by Carl's men trying to control the other shareholders. Our people fought back, and it should be under control now. The real issue is the situation in the hospital conference hall..." Patrick's face grew more serious. "We can't reach Godber and Kirin. From the surveillance footage, it looks like Carl has teamed up with the disloyal branches of the Nelson family. They've brought people here, determined to end things with you." Yosef frowned slightly. "No word from Godber either?" Patrick shook his head. "It looks bad. Our only hope is that the team from the Nelson family villa can get here in time." The Nelson family h

(Kaleb) The Council Hospital sits on a patch of neutral land between the territories, a fortress of glass and steel meant to be a sanctuary. Tonight, it looks like a prison. I crouch on the roof of the adjacent parking structure, the rain plastering my tactical gear to my skin. Through the scope of my binoculars, I see them. Silverwood guards. Ironclaw mercenaries. They swarm the perimeter like ants. Rohan isn't taking any chances. "Alpha," Valerius’s voice crackles in my earpiece. "We have a shift change in Sector 4. Two minutes."

"Yes, I'll go over. Since I'm their target, it wouldn't be right if I didn't show up. But Mr. Ye, you have a plan, don't you?" "Yes, go over and be our bait. I've already arranged people on the peripheries. When they attack you, we will move at any time." Nathaniel had already made the preparations before Desmond had contacted him. "After all, this was still Ocean City, which was still his territory. He had been quiet for some time, but Carlson's men were also in the city, so he could also mobilize them if the situation called for it." "Okay, I'll follow your plan."

The First Crack Nuel was awake before sunrise. Olivia didn’t know this, of course. She was still curled beneath her sheets, her mind slipping between shallow dreams and restless shadows. But down the hall, Nuel stood in his study, staring at the security footage on his monitors. He wasn’t looking for something. He was waiting for confirmation. His finger tapped the desk—slow, measured, rhythmic. A habit Olivia had learned to fear. Tick. Tick. Tick. He rewound the footage from the day before. Olivia stepping out of the car. Ethan stepping forward too quickly. Too instinctively.

I watched her go inside, her robe swaying, her hand resting on her belly like a shield. I waited until the screen door clicked shut. Then I walked to the barn. Kelly was already there, briefing three men in tactical gear. He looked up when I entered. “The teams are moving silently,” he said. “I’ve already briefed Mara of the situation. She’ll be extra careful.” I nodded. “Good.” One of the men—Rico—stepped forward. “Do you want overwatch or ground?” “Ground,” I said. “I want to be close enough to hear them breathe.”

Nightfall House stopped feeling private sometime around sunset. Every screen in the compound carried the same countdown clock. Analysts moved between operations rooms with coffees and tablets while security teams rotated through checkpoints outside the gates. Kael’s address had become an event. Not just for Blackwater. For everyone. Elara stood near the back of the secondary strategy room watching the live viewer count climb higher every few seconds across the largest screen. Hundreds of thousands already watching. Maybe more. The realization sat uneasily in her chest.

nelson_00z: hey! guess who? ladyvera: oprah? nelson_00z: ha ha very funny nelson_00z: i was kinda hoping for an answer like bretman rock nelson_00z: you know bretman, right? nelson_00z: anyway what movie are we on for tonight? ladyvera: anything paranormal? i have an updated list nelson_00z: no jackson101: nope

I blew out a forced breath. Neal wagged a warning finger my way. “Don’t go getting any ideas about going after him. For all you know, he’s gone and recruited himself a huge southern army, and they’re trying to draw you out, all on your lonesome. I’m not having you running off, all hot-headed, only to get yourself killed,” Neal replied with calm logic. “We’ve stretched our ranks as it is. I understand the urgency to destroy the mineral, Alpha, I do. But I can only spread our security so far. I’ve been working around the clock, taking on most of the pressure myself, and now I’m bone tired. I’ve taken boys from across the border to stand guard up here, and that means that we’ve less protection