Saluting Captain Sky Novels & Stories

A public declaration of love. That was all Lori wanted for her twentieth birthday. Instead, she caught her secret boyfriend, Travis, in her bed, with Elena— her cruelest rival. Furious and desperate, Lori runs straight into Lucas Miller’s bed. He is also Elena's bitter ex-boyfriend. Lucas has a strict rule. He only sleeps with a girl once. But now, he is hunting Lori down and wants to properly date her. There is just one problem. Lori's best friend has been in love with Lucas for years. Lori is now trapped in a dangerous game of secrets and revenge. She does not know if she is winning the game or walking straight into a predator's trap.

Aulia nodded her head once Hisoka glanced at her, requesting her permission as well. “Great.” Hisoka intertwined his fingers together, placed his elbows on the table, and propped his chin on the intertwined fingers. “This man, next to me, is one of the Mandrill Monkeys or so-called Mandrill. His code name is Captain, coincidentally the captain of the group.” Captain shot up and slightly tilted his body forward. “The name is Captain, one of the Mandrills and also the leader. I humbly greet all of you.”

There were also green flags with the symbol of Wind Kingdom decorating the room. The red eyed soldier saluted at the captain who was sitting by his desk, writing something. “You summoned me, Captain?” The Captain was a middle aged man with mustache. He wasn’t wearing armor like his soldier in front of him, but he was wearing a military uniform with royal green color. There was a bronze brooch mounted on the left side of his chest with the form of a bird. The Captain smiled at him and nodded. “Ah yes, Torfo. At ease, soldier. Open your helmet so that I can see you.”

And just as Koumori-shishou predicted, the red, brown and yellow leaves looked beautiful against the waxing moon. Sasha waited for Captain Fang to catch up. He balanced himself on the ridge of a gabled roof and Captain Fang alighted on the gently curving eaves. “You’re a shame to all blue Slayers,” Sasha said. “Belay yer jabberin’, swabbie.” The captain laughed a mirthless cackle. “Ye’re a snivelin’ puppy… ’n so are all those who submit tah be governed by th’ laws that jōnins ’ave made fer thar own security. Honor, ye fool? Nay, give me a merry life ’n a short one any day.”

"We are going to land in Vancouver, and we are going to drop those certificates on their board." ​"The descent begins in ten minutes, Captain," I said, my hands smoothing down his shoulders. "Lie back and let me finish the wrap."

The men rushed him, cheering and laughing. But when Victor stepped into the room, the energy drained instantly. The men froze, staring as if he were a two-headed snake. "Man, maybe all this smoke’s gone to my head, because I swear I’m not seeing the Captain right now," one said. "You’re not wrong, that is the captain," Aaron snickered. "Holy shit," Wyatt exclaimed. "I thought he was joking," "So did I," Knox muttered, drawing every head to him. "Well, I wasn’t," Victor replied, walking further in and stopping beside Knox.

We will wait here. I moved toward the barrier dividing the crowd from the field. Almost instantly Cullen saw me and skated to the side upon finishing a pass. “Hey”, he said, then briefly removed one glove. I answered, grinning, "Hey." “How are you feeling?” “Focused,” he just said. "We simply have to keep our minds clear today." For a while, I inspected his face. There was determination there as well as calm. Captain mode was already upon him. “You'll do well,” I muttered. "Just bear in mind not to tote everything on your own."

His stern features softened, and he stepped closer to my bedside. "Miss Lyra," he said, his voice thick with sincerity, "I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude to you. Your bravery and selflessness on the battlefield were an inspiration to us all." My eyes widened in surprise as the captain went on, "Your actions fighting alongside us and protecting that little boy named Kellan from harm… it was a turning point in the battle. You showed us that even in the darkest moments, there is always hope." The captain's voice cracked slightly with emotion as he continued, "I've seen many battles in my years, but I've never witnessed anyone display the kind of courage and compassion y

Yet every fibre of my being couldn’t let go. I took a quick shower and dressed up to lock up and leave. In the hallway outside, I found Sky leaning against a wall, ankles crossed. “Hey!” He said as I walked past him, jogging to fall into step with me. “Wasn’t that journalist the healer we were supposed to kill at the Trydon Alpha’s wedding?” “Apparently,” I replied with a tight jaw and yanked the strap of my bag higher up my shoulder. Sky and I sauntered into the lazy afternoon sun outside. The school’s parking lot had brimmed out.