Nelson County Overwatch Novels & Stories

The others followed behind him also being watchful of their surroundings. "You stay here and wait for an opportunity to attack, I will go and distract them for you," Nelson murmured in my left ear while already getting started. He rushed out of our hiding spot and whooshed quickly in a flash. My eyes followed him as he stopped in front of them, and began punching and kicking them in all directions. The viciousness that was once displayed on their faces was now replaced with pitiful faces with shots and tears falling from their lifeless eyes. They were still living because he had let them.

Thank God she had left the pack, and then she found her mate on the first sniffing trip. “Anyway. I’ll deal with them tomorrow. Nelson?” I turned to him. “Well, Luna. I don’t know the reason I’m here…” Nelson stated. “Oh, of course. You’re right. David? Will you do the honors?” “Yes, love. Well, Nelson. Congratulations. You are the new Gamma C.” Nelson was left stunned with his mouth open. “I am honored. Thank you.” He bowed in respect. “Do you believe you can pull through everything your Luna explained? The cameras, the surveillance material, and cooperating with Nathan for security?”

"Olivia, I never forgot about the preparations to go to Elvis Pine and for a fact, I had been making them. I just didn't want to tell you because you already had so much going on. I know the council is being tough on you, and your training is also in session. I just thought that it would be good for me to take something off your mind so that you could focus on something else." Her eyes shone as I spoke, and she seemed more intrigued. "You...you...already made preparations?" I could feel that I was reeling her in on the smirk of pride that crossed my face. “Yes, I have. I have a platoon of warriors ready to follow us. I have surveillance of Elvis Pine, covering every street and alley, as well

He added walking away. “Hello, Kwame?" Nelson said as he stood outside the gate. “Yes, Nelson has everything gone according to plan?" He asked. “Yeah, Kwabena is in there with her and Yaw. The cops are in his car, right now we are waiting for you." He told him. “Don't worry, I'm almost there, I can see you outside the house." He honked his horn as Nelson waited for him to reach where he was standing. Nelson sat in the car as they drove into the compound. Kwame and Nelson alighted and approached Eleanor who was held tightly by Yaw to prevent her from running.

“To the humans, she looks harmless; she could be our Trojan horse if things don’t go as planned.” “Watchtower?” Anabella said. “We read you loud and clear.” Shea’s voice was the one to answer. When Anabella was not around, Shea was overwatch. When they got to the meet location, the Supreme Court House, an army, greeted them. Moving forward in his seat, Marx asked of Anabella. “Still think we can take them?” “We have eyes on the location. All teams are in position. If they so much as sneeze the wrong way—“

For some reason, he wanted to see the two children. Sitting in front of the computer, Colton invaded Blackgold’s control center and monitored the surveillance of the entire Blackgold Tower. He clicked on the screen to zoom in, saw Nolan walking toward the photography department, and called Waylon. The smartwatch that Waylon was wearing vibrated, so he walked to the side quietly and answered the call. “Colton, how is it?” “Nolan has come to look for the two of you now. Go and get Daisie to approach him. Remember to retrieve his hair!”

Then finally, the monitors flickered. Stabilized. All camera feeds lit up at once. “Yes!” she gasped. “Ace, you have got visual!” “Good,” Ace said, breathless. “Because we are about to get crushed!” Ashley saw it—three more trucks approaching from the north. She shouted through the comm. “NOLAN—NORTH WALL!” Nolan turned just in time. He raised his rifle. Jax fired from the roof. Cole moved low, knives flashing. Ashley watched from the tower, rain dripping down her face, heart racing.

He didn’t want to be just another man who watched her hurt and did nothing. Not again. A new feed opened on the screen. Drones scanning a warehouse on the city’s eastern edge picked up movement—heat signatures, irregular patrols. Too soon to confirm. But enough to make Renner’s pulse rise. He stood. “Pull the secondary team from the old bus depot. Reassign them to this grid. Prepare for tactical breach.” Kai’s voice crackled in his earpiece. “You think she’s in there?” “I don’t think,” Renner said. “I know.”

Robert coughed and pulled a phone out of his pocket to pass to Zephyr. “The Nelsons who are working under us are under our supervision right now. They currently have no contact with the outside world, as our men keep an eye on them. “This phone was found in Phil’s room.” Zephyr frowned. It was an old phone and was greasy. “This was the phone Phil Nelson used the other day.” Cordelia could recognize it. “Zephyr, that day when he came, he took photos of our place with this phone!”