Scout Aot Novels & Stories

Fleur ordered them to investigate the Acker family's helicopter, and they immediately turned their attention to the Acker family's aviation company. On Esteban's order, more than a thousand Scouts from the Left Military Governor Office, who had been lurking in the United States for many days, began to move. A small number of them began to look for clues about Zekeiah and Mr. Zorro while most of them infiltrated all over New York to find clues about the Rothschild family's stolen antiques. On the other hand, the Scouts closest to the aviation company went there as soon as possible to investigate. The Scouts were a team of reconnaissance soldiers directly under the Five Military Governor Offic

So proud of him finally moving from the shadows into the light, showing everyone what a truly great guy he really is! “Eyes only,” I remind myself aloud, because Roan is pacing. “We’re waiting.” “Copy,” Talon, my lead on A-Team, whispers into the mic. We opted for using mics on site because we don’t know what the witches are up to or if they’ll block our mindlink at some point. “The driver is smoking. The passenger is on his phone. I can take them both before either blinks.” “Don’t,” I say. He sighs at exactly the same time I do. None of us are good at waiting, but we do it anyway. We are here as scouts for now, and to report back, making sure no lice make it through the cracks.

The healer pushed forward, but the scout clawed weakly at the earth, forcing himself upright as if his body refused to die until the words left his mouth. His gaze lifted. It locked onto Ronan. Then it flicked to the elders. Then, finally, it landed on Morrigan. His expression twisted, not with fear, but with something worse. Betrayal. “Stop…” the scout rasped. Elder Soren stepped forward, impatient. “This is sacred ground. Remove him.” The scout coughed again, blood staining his lips. “No,” he choked out. “I have to." Morrigan’s voice remained calm. “He is delirious,” she said gently. “The poor wolf is injured.”

But then he slumped back into his chair, the fight draining out of him. “…Fine,” he muttered. “We’ll send a message.” Kane frowned. Jenna rolled her eyes. Even June didn’t look thrilled. Nobody wanted to depend on Scarlett Pack especially not after everything I had just gone through there. But nobody argued either. "Two scouts, the fastest ones. They leave immediately.” I followed Tobias and the scouts outside as they prepared. The pair selected were lean, quick footed and already shifting restlessly as Tobias issued instructions. One carried the sealed letter. The other carried a signal stone that would glow if they made it through safely.

"General! This forest... it is cursed! We must flee from here with utmost haste!" Riben's frown deepened. Though he was unfamiliar with the scout's name, he knew that he was a vital member of the reconnaissance team. "What do you mean?" Riben inquired, his voice laced with a mix of skepticism and concern. The scout took a moment to catch his breath before responding, his words carrying the weight of undeniable truth. "The forest is cursed!" The scout deftly retrieved a petite brown snake from his bag, a creature that had been tamed by the cunning Beast Empire for the sole purpose of gathering vital intelligence.

I smiled and nodded as I stood with him. “Of course. Tristan and Elle choose some of our Scout’s to go. Reach out to contacts and see if anyone knows anything. We need answers as soon as we can get them. If this is something from the council, we need to be prepared.” I sighed and leant back against Kane’s chest, feeling relaxed the moment he ran his thumb over my mate mark on my neck.

He said and my hopes fell. I wished for one or two or three of their camps to be spotted so I could go over there and crush those traitors in my keratin claws. “Okay, Carlot. Arrange a meeting with the Council members once the Scouting team for the north returns.” I instructed and Carlot dismissed himself without a word. Why is he so… never mind.

"As long as the bounties keep paying out, Squad Zero will keep wiping the maps." Secretary Hayes laughed, clapping Leo on the shoulder. "I like this one. Pure, unfiltered motivation." Hayes turned back to Ren, his eyes narrowing slightly, calculating the squad leader. "We have a special deployment scheduled for tomorrow night, Walker," Hayes said quietly, stepping slightly closer so the music drowned out his voice to the rest of the room. "A highly organized Scourge syndicate has taken over a vital water-filtration plant in the southern grid. They are heavily armed, and they've taken hostages. Real-world collateral."

POV: Varga “Tell me it’s confirmed.” The scout knelt at the base of my table, still carrying the smell of Ashfall pine on his coat, and didn’t answer fast enough for my patience. “Confirmed,” I said again, quieter, which was worse, and every wolf in the room understood exactly why.

He sighs, "you really gotta see it for yourself to believe it, don't you?" I didn't reply. I spent the rest of the flight admiring the view from up here and recalling memories of me and Scout. And the more I do so, the more convinced I am that Johan was right. When an announcement ring out, I put my seatbelt back on and go back to gazing outside. I watch as the ground getting closer and closer until we finally land. *** Half an hour later, I'm in a black limo with the other 5 AD agents escorting me to my hotel. I will meet Scout there, he arrived yesterday. And tomorrow we have to report our arrival and wait for permission to enter the base.