Noble Team Novels & Stories

~Elvira~ I looked at the people around me, they weren't just trainees anymore, they were the people I had to beat just to stay in the room. "Rule three: Teams are final," Gabriel barked. "You live with them, you eat with them, you fight with them now listen attentively to your teams,” “Badge numbers one to fifty, you are Team Neolla." I watched Neolla step forward. She looked different today…harder… serious…her hair pulled back in a ponytail…she was in work mode!

"Stuff some more trash in there. Trash deserves a trash can for a locker." At noon I went to the locker room to change my shoes. I had just come through the door when I saw Venetia and a few other rich girls throwing garbage into my locker. It was packed so full the door would not close. My coat and my shoes were in the actual garbage can. Venetia raised an eyebrow when she saw me come in. "Good. Now you've seen it. You aren't welcome at this school. Trash belongs where it belongs. "I'll give you one more week to leave on your own. Otherwise, I've got other ways to deal with you." I answered coldly, "You don't get to decide who stays at this school." Venetia gave a soft laugh and drew one im

He turns toward his team standing directly behind him. "What," Sulien yells. Alodia elbows Sulient, hitting him right in the chest. Sulien gasps as he bends over. While he regains his breath, I decide to go on. "This crest is also one of our mightiest and proudest. It represents bonds. Teamwork. Unity. It is never me, myself, or I. It is always us, ourselves, and we. I am proud to present this to you, Renee Eamon, team leader of Team RSEA (ready)."

He even posed like a Viking about to go to war, complete with a wild roar. “Sounds strong,” Mary shouted from the sidelines. Everyone laughed in reaction. “Team two?” Mr. Tachibana asked. Nicolas said, “Team Mother Earth.” “Sounds stable,” Mary said, chuckling. Katherine said, “Is everyone going for elemental team names?” At this, Michael announced, “Nope. We are now officially named Team Superhero!” He even did a Superman pose with his feet apart, hands on hips, and chest puffed out. A loud cheer erupted, and Michael beamed with delight.

Something important was on the agenda. Diwa’s Dudes, as they had been quietly called by other employees, for fear that they’d be sacked for mocking them, were many enough for them to be split into two teams. Being in the Neon Team means instant advantage as it is the team Boss Jerry would like to be in. When assigned to the Indigo team, the color of the enemy as it was labeled, the players had to play really careful so as to ensure their boss doesn’t get hurt while at play. Order of the day was to always show competitiveness on the court as the main man did want to have a real game each time he played.

Taylor: “Sounds like emotionally fragile teddy bears.” “What about The Project Valor?” Charlie proposed. “It’s dramatic and heroic!” Taylor: “Sounds like we’re going to war—with throw pillows.” “Babe, all I’m saying is, naming basketball teams isn’t your strong suit,” Taylor teased. She punched him playfully. Then, grinning, she said, “Okay, seriously—what about Luxford Iron Pulse? It’s easy to remember, great for branding, and it symbolizes strength and rhythm—a team with heart, grit, and unstoppable energy.”

“Who?” He rattled off a list of names, each one influential in a different way than the last. None of them were nobles, but I suppose he didn’t really need the noble vote since I was likely to draw it. This group were called the Untitled Nobles. They had power and wealth that was comparable to the noble class. “You stacked the deck.: “Cavanaugh’s predictable,” Theo replied with a shrug. “Once the others see him, or any one of them, on board, they were all going to jump to lead the charge.”

Plus, the dwarf seemed quite happy being in charge. Team Delta was the name of the team. We were the fourth and last group to be created. Our purpose was a bit of an enigma. I couldn't wrap my head around us being just assassins. There was no way the nobles of Chadel would just let this ragtag team of adventurers run rampant in the streets. I didn't know how powerful the Nobles were but there was no way they were weak enough to be shaken by us. I started to regret ignoring the inner workings of the Captial. All of my information now came from Kali and what I heard around the streets. One name kept coming up—the Belmont Family. Moses and Andy led us up to the castle.

His commanding, fir-scented presence immediately engulfed me. “Are you surprised?” he murmured, lowering his head to nibble my ear. “My Luna Queen has come to show her strength, and as mates, we should always stand by each other’s side! Wherever my Luna is, my territory follows. Are you happy?” I buried my face in his burning chest and nodded firmly. “I’m so happy and surprised!” During our days in the far-western snowfields, we hunted across frozen lakes and fell asleep together beneath the northern lights. We created countless moments etched into our memories, that only fated mates could share.

"Catherine, I think you should consider it." Catherine was annoyed by his persistence. She stood up directly, facing him, her eyes exuding unusual dominance. "You want me to join your team?" Hero thought Catherine had changed her mind, so he nodded happily, making a promise. "I can guarantee you the best treatment." No one knew that the sponsor of the Golden Star League Team was surnamed Spencer. The main source of funds was from the Spencers, one of the noble families in Loxton. It was because of the strong support from the Spencers that the Golden Star League Team could be provided with the best training facilities.