Soldier Island Novels & Stories

The soldier lost his grip on the picture of the skipper princess, which went flying in another direction. Samael was about to kick his Soldier again, but the picture of Iris caught his attention. For a moment he forgot to breathe. In the picture, Iris is beaming at the person who is taking her picture. Her natural beauty is breathtaking. He never saw anyone more angelic than this one. When the soldier noticed that the picture of the princess caught his lord's attention, he sighed with relief. He is thankful that his life is spared. "She is the skipper princess my lord" the soldier pointed out to please his lord. He picked the picture from the white stoned floor and handed it to his lord befo

Andrey asked. "As far as we can say the military aren't allowed on the devil's island. Now that we have confirmed he is actually there. Our first step should be trying to get the identity of the island owners so it can be an inside job" Valerio explained as the stood together in the security room. "Diego owns the Island" Hayden said confusing everyone present "I already searched the owners identity secretly some years back" " I can get you a 50 trained men you would just need to provide Weapons" Felix chipped in.

"I'm okay. Are you... Are you from the Birkham army?" "Yes," the soldier replied, a hint of excitement in his voice. "It's so chaotic here. I didn’t expect to meet someone from our country." Nina's first thought was whether she might meet Nash. But seeing the soldier in front of her, she realized he probably didn’t know her or Nash. She decided to ask cautiously, "Do you know Nash York?” To her surprise, the soldier's eyes lit up. "Ah, you know our Captain York?" Nina's emotions welled up. "Where is he?"

’ He rounded up his statement, as some pirates threw an anchor into the sea, to halt the ship at the bay of the Island. The Island was a busy one, that striving in business. There were business activities going on. Labourers are hulling goods from one ship to another, while some ships are were sailing off. There were little canoes and ferrying people were here and there. It was a busy Island. The British soldiers were parading everywhere at the dock, nosing round the places. Captain Casablanca came out of the ship, smiling, looking great. He breathes in the air when he alighted from the ship. ‘Nice.’ He smiled to a lady he met along his way.

“I refuse! I decline! I repudiate! I repel! I repulse!” “You’re making me angry, Gramps! Get out of here now before I force you to!” the soldier impatiently said before he whipped out his revolver and fired shots into the air. “Not on your life! You folks are the intruders, so you need to get out of here!” Upon arrival, Ishida saw that the man commanding these soldiers was indeed Lieutenant Monte, just as he had feared. “Ahh, it is you!” the lieutenant grinned. “So we meet again, young man. What brings you here, to the Sassarian Islands?”

They did not bare their teeth. They waited. A soldier staggered back. “What… what are they?” “Lightborn,” another whispered, terror creeping into his voice. “They’re real.” Elise took one step onto land. The ground trembled. Another step—and the tide surged forward again, stopping just short of her heels, as if unwilling to leave her. Above the cliffs, horns sounded, frantic now. Soldiers rushed into formation, weapons raised, hands shaking despite training drilled into them since childhood. “Hold the line!” someone shouted. “Don’t let her—”

“I've only been working here at Midnight Pack. As you can see, I was just heading back home and to do so, I must pass through here.” “This way's blocked.” The soldier replied nonchalantly. “I advise you to drive around and use the pass after no man's land.” “What?” I exclaimed. “The pass after no man's land is at least 10 miles away. It'll take me close to the whole night to get there! I got to be at work early tomorrow morning though.” I complained. “Not my problem.” The soldier replied flatly. “Best turn around and start moving. In that way you won't be… I SAID STAY CLEAR OF THE PERIMETER!” He yelled when I wouldn't stop approaching.

Then we crouch down and listen to the conversation. “I want 5 guards at her room door Sir Comolot. I don’t trust her to do the correct thing. After all she never holds grudges.” My dad's voice says. “Your Majesty, you know we can’t afford to take any soldiers or guards off of any post. And anyways you know Princess Anatonia has been wanting to get off this island for 8 years now. I think that is a great reason to hold a grudge.” replies Sir Comolot.

(Sergeant) On the Beach Wall of Eloesa Beach, the situations has gotten really chaotic, war has ensues in full wrath. Soldiers both Aeternum and Eloesa were doing their best to wade off the horde of Sea Monster that seemingly seems to no end on sight. Just like a crazed lunatic being that they were, countless sea monster jumps out from the sea, no matter what kind of it, all of just decides that they wanted to taste a living meat. And their aims were just one, everything that is alive on Eloesa Island must die.

However, as the island is deserted and far from civilization, I am certain they cannot leave it on such short notice. Everyone responded, “Yes, Guv.” I could see the pride in my dad’s eyes as he stared at me. My father, myself, and a few other individuals made up the ten-person capacity of this boat. We had two more such boats with us. Cia was commanding the central base from home. We are connected through satellite phones, which will be useful even if the island’s signal is jammed. There are over thirty people standing by us with weapons drawn and ready to attack. They would probably think there were only a few of us. However, they are in for a surprise, with helicopters carrying around thi