Project Zorgo Leader Novels & Stories

It’s an attempt to put an end to Henmulga’s arrogance. Henmulga sighed dramatically, moving past her to sit on the chair in the middle. Tracing the pattern of the mat coating the chair’s armrest, she said, “You’re to annihilate the sinners lurking in the mountains of Zorphe. This is a confidential case, so assure yourself that no witnesses shall live from here forward.” “How many are they and what’s their profile?”

Dayton… To be more accurate, Zander said, "The last thing I counted on was for you to uncover my secret, Tobias!" A hint of coldness flashed in his eyes. If someone else had found out about it, he would've undoubtedly buried the person with his secrets. However, it was Tobias. He was the leader of the top company in Azureville. He was so ruthless and merciless that not even Dayton could hope to compare. Dayton was simply no match for Tobias. Zayne asked, "Is it really you, Zander? Are you still alive?" He hadn't fully grasped the situation. In fact, he looked pleasantly surprised.

It had been a warning I should have been paying attention to. The file said this: Zara was the Rogue King's general's daughter. She had been placed inside a network of suitable Luna candidates across three pack systems before I ever convened my council to compile that list. Her background documents were authentic enough to survive standard verification because they had been built by people who knew exactly what standard verification looked for. She had been feeding patrol schedules, border defense rotations, alliance communication records, and strategic meeting summaries to rogue supply lines since the week she arrived in my household.

"It wants you to help Takumi? With what? Against what?" Zach turned to a table on his left, opened a drawer, and pulled out a white folder. He handed it to Dryzza. "Most probably, against this person." Dryzza immediately opened it, revealing a collection of photos. "Who is this?" she asked, examining the images. "We have very little information on this man at the moment. However, according to my intel, he is the leader of an underground group that abducts individuals with mysterious backgrounds like Dr. Andersen and Takumi..."

Paige laughed, and I found it funny that he was proud to call himself Gamma female. “Hey guys, it is also nice to meet you. Mr. Elliot and Mr. Corey, also known as The Gamma female.” I joked, and everybody relaxed. Then Paige turned towards a bulky guy with a serious demeanor. “Well, this one over here is Morgan, he is the current leader of the Special Ops Team. He is serious as hell, and I believe I have never seen him smile or talk, for that matter. He is a tech junkie, and he is responsible for all the technology advances that happen at their Pack.” Morgan nodded,

And among their ranks was Jorg Zayas, the leader of a covert guild within Sage Lake Sect—specifically one in charge of wetwork and other clandestine tasks Jorg was himself a formidable Birthright rank elite, a blood knight whom no one in Southstream would dare cross. Whenever he showed up, a massacre would ensue. And for some reason, Eron felt fear as soon as he saw the bloody black machete Jorg was holding. He quickly pushed Aria away and respectfully beckoned for Jorg to take a seat on the couch. "To what do we owe the pleasure, Mr. Zayas?" he asked tentatively. "What? Don't you know?" Jorg smiled even as he remained standing, his bloodthirsty gaze flashing viciously as he raised his black

"Tell them to take those silver robes and turn them into blankets. I didn't rip my heart out to sit on an obsidian chair and tell people when to eat. If they want a leader, they can look at each other." "It’s not that simple, Sofia," Zilo said, checking his scanner. "The city’s infrastructure is a mess. We have the knowledge to rebuild, but we don't have the authority to distribute resources without a central voice. If the Covenant of Ashes starts dictating terms, we’re just the Queen with better intentions. They need someone they trust. Someone who has bled for them."

Victor frowned and said, “The Deluxe Parkside Project is the first project that Ms. Gardner has led. She, more than anyone else, hopes that this project can be completed perfectly. “Everyone, don’t worry. Ms. Gardner will settle this issue.” Stefano looked disdainful and sneered. “Oh, really? We’ll see.” Korah’s gaze was cold. Stefano’s father was the second-largest shareholder of the company. Originally, he was supposed to be the chairman. However, with the Deluxe Parkside Project in her hands, she bested him. It seemed like Stefano still had not moved on from it. Alfred, Team One’s leader, and Hamilton, the head of the Human Resource Department had sided with him.

She couldn’t make him see that she was still there, still ready to fight for him if only he would let her. And so, Karina had come to terms with it. Slowly, the pieces of her life that had once felt shattered began to fall back into place. She still had her purpose—her duties as a leader of Zorana, her responsibility to the people who depended on her. There was still something worth fighting for, something more important than her heartbreak. But even in her new sense of focus, she couldn't shake the emptiness that remained. ---

She bowed. Not deeply. Not theatrically. But with unmistakable respect. “You fought with intelligence,” Zora said aloud. “And restraint. That’s leadership.” The whispers changed tone. “She earned that.” “That wasn’t luck.” “She didn’t overpower her. She outthought her.” Zora turned to Jayden. “The training group needs her perspective,” she said. “She understands limits. And pain. She fit as the leader and am willing to accept it” Jayden’s expression remained unreadable. He raised his hand again, silencing the crowd.