Sold To The Enemy Novels & Stories

Once the guards were exhausted, who would fight the enemy? As the leader of this escort mission, Captain Himmel quickly realized the enemy’s ploy. They were using the Soul Fracturing Arrows to tire everyone. Once they were physically drained, the enemy would easily win this battle and it would end in bloodshed. Very clever of them!!! A cold look flashed in Captain Himmel’s eyes. The enemy had money. Soul Fracturing Arrows were expensive weapons. Each arrow cost a lot of money.

I motioned to the dining table for us to sit, and when she was seated, she clasped her hands as she waited for me to start. “So, where do you want me to start,” I asked nervously. “You’re an acquaintance of my brothers, but I’ve done some research on the internet, and it says your family and mine are enemies.” Her eyes filled with tears. “When our fathers were in charge, we were, but since Luca and I took over, it’s a bit more civil, and I would never hurt you.” “I know that,” she admitted. “Will I have to choose?” “Do you think your brothers would make you choose?” I asked her, suddenly terrified of what she might say.

I say low and slowly to make sure he gets the full effect of my threat. “You know that I can’t do that. Even liquidating everything I own would not produce the amount my company owes. Is there anything else that I have that I can offer as repayment?” “Are you trying to bribe me, Fabian?” “No, never, just , just barter. There must be something you need or want that I can provide for you.” “Why would I need anything from a rat like you?”

‘you seek to join the enemy has Lena not thought you anything about working with the enemy your friend my mate Lucas is no more due to the fact that you turned the enemy to your friend I shall not be fooled again I say we march on we shall have better luck if we know our enemy and leave them there as just that enemies’ Emelia spoke up The rest of the group nodded in agreement although the food was nice and the tent warm the enemy was still the enemy a fact that was very much still uneasy in all their hearts moving on would be the most logical of ideas, not to mention the fact that Lucas was a dead weight which was slowing down the journey how much longer would they have until Lena grew impat

I could see the mix of shock and relief on her face. A full-blown fight erupted behind me. The soldiers I brought leaped into action. Steel clashed against steel, gunshots sounded and cries filled the air as Cole led more men to join the fight. The enemy soldiers were relentless, but they were also foolish. They had no chance of winning here. They were outnumbered and cornered. "If you want to live, drop your weapons!" I shouted. Weapons clattered to the ground as one by one, Yaz's soldiers surrendered, their hands raised in defeat. I exhaled, my gaze shifting toward the rest of them, and just as I thought it was over, a ripple of movement caught my attention.

She was sweating profusely. I couldn't believe this. I refuse to believe this. She's just going to tell me that after selling me off to these people? I wanted to cry but there seemed to be something more important than shedding tears right now. I wanted to pour my heart out at them. How could they do this to me? They had no idea what was going to happen to me and they didn't care. They had no idea where I was being taken and they didn't care. The men grabbed me by my arms. That's when the adrenaline kicked in. I struggled frantically to break free but they easily overpowered me.

There was one more thing we had to do. I turned to the enemy leader, who was watching us with a look of defeat. "You have lost," I said. "Surrender now, and you will not be harmed." The enemy leader looked at me, and for a moment, I thought he would refuse. But then, he nodded and threw down his weapon. Our warriors stepped forward and bound him, and I knew that we had won. The battle was over, and we had saved Juniper. But our victory was short-lived. A shout rang out from the forest, and we turned to see a sight that filled us with dread.

The enemy soldiers hadn’t suspected us. The moment the enemy released the wolfsbane cloud, the soldiers who were near the machine were defenseless, and the enemy had taken advantage of that. It’s really easy to kill someone who’s unable to shift or who is in pain on the floor. But we’re not defenseless now.

Ben frowned, but Alen quickly said again, "But I believe that once this war is over and Riley is found, we will be able to return to those good times of friendship." Ben nodded, as if to reassure Alen, "Of course. That will happen soon." After a short conversation, Ben returned to his duties. The young man did everything James ordered and managed to get most of the enemy soldiers near his area trapped. Of course, according to James' orders and the principles of the Ans De Lou Kingdom, those enemy soldiers were not killed. They were only paralysed and captured to be used as hostages. The principle of Ans De Lou Kingdom's soldiers was already known by all kingdoms in the world.

Yet even as he stepped forward, his conviction clashing against the enemy captain's verbal assault, the taunting continued, cutting deeper. The enemy captain smirked, seemingly reveling in their collective discomfort. “Look at them cower, Amelia. They want to forget—forget the moments that haunt them, the shame that runs deep. The one who bears the weight of their darkness—who stands among you—” Suddenly, a figure among the crew stepped forward, their features etched with desperation. “I-I did it,” they stammered, hands shaking as eyes darted between Amelia and Gabriel. “I sold us out to protect someone I love—”