Soldier Island Novels & Stories

Although they were laughing and fooling around, they still had a tough temperament that was typical in a well-trained soldier. If Nicole was not mistaken, these were the soldiers from those helicopters on the island. ‘Why are these people calling me “sis” though…?’

This time, they were in front of him. Isabella was being held down on her knees by a dark soldier, a sword placed on her throat. “We meet again, warrior”. The dark soldier said with a hint of mockery in his voice. “Don’t you dare touch her” Isaiah said approaching cautiously even as the gas was wearing him down and blurring his vision, he was fighting it. “Fuck you bastard” The dark soldier growled and plunged the sword into her chest, ripping her heart out. “Nooooo…… He screamed out in reality, his body was drenched in sweat. It was a dream that felt so real just like how he lost his family.

he demanded, his hand tightening around the hilt of his sword. Isabella's friend held his ground, his gaze steady as he met the warrior's stare. "Because if you refuse, you'll prove yourselves cowards," he replied, his voice ringing out with conviction. The warrior hesitated, clearly torn between his loyalty to the Alpha King and the fear of being branded a coward. Isabella held her breath, her heart pounding in her chest as she waited for the soldier's response. Suddenly, the soldier's expression softened, and he exchanged a hesitant glance with his comrades. "Very well," he conceded, his voice gruff. "But know that you'll face the consequences if you lose."

The soldier swallowed hard, his face pale, hands trembling so badly the folder nearly fell. “Sir… yesterday’s shipment… there was a problem at the port. Two containers were intercepted by the police. We lost almost two hundred kilos.” Heros didn’t stop. His cock continued slamming into the back of my throat with every thrust, and I swallowed around him, tears streaming down my face, never breaking eye contact. The soldier looked like he was about to pass out from fear, sweating coldly, unsure where to look. “Go on,” Heros ordered, his voice ice-cold, as if they were discussing the weather.

she shouted. The other soldier ran to her. "I think we should let them stay. We need something to pull him out, and I don’t think we can wait for the others to arrive. He is fast sinking in and he is not even sensible. He is still moving. " The man half cried. "Hey!" the officer screamed. "Stop moving." The actor continued to move, not listening to him. Such a goat, Ysabelle thought, her mind racing with ideas of how to approach the sand.Jordan Bell was going to have trouble staying put. Her brain would have to work faster to get him out.

As a result, their enemies hesitated to advance toward them. "Should they belong to Tsulu's gangland, then I can't be certain who it is." Jasper's eyes twinkled dimly in the dark. He held a tight grip on his gun and continued, "But if they are from Tsulu's military force, then I can be 90 percent certain." Right when Jonah was trying to figure out what he meant, to their surprise, someone shouted at them with a hailer, "Shelland Island is an important base to our country's armed forces!

Immediately he tapped the other werewolf soldier who was his friend. "Isabella has been trailing us for a few minutes back. I noticed. Do not let her notice." the other werewolf soldier replied. And immediately the two werewolf soldiers looked at each other and nodded. Changing their horse direction the other werewolf soldier shouted " It's the real Isabella, seize her!" The town square scattered as everyone had to make space for the soldiers running after Isabella as she kept running not knowing where to hide or stay. Suddenly a hand dragged her into a closed door and pinned her down using his hand to close her mouth as he look to see the soldiers looking around to see where she went.

Fog swallowed the shoreline as the boats cut their engines. Rex stepped onto the sand with a heaviness that had nothing to do with the damp air. The island loomed ahead—jungle thick, dark, breathing. Drums echoed faintly somewhere inland, low and irregular, like a pulse that did not belong to any human heart. Behind him, the hired men fanned out in practiced silence. Former soldiers. Mercenaries. Men who had killed for causes far smaller than this.

After few hours of walking and hiding, at last they arrived. “There is it”, said the man. It was an electric plantation. It is the only source of electrical power for the whole island. It was guarded fully with mutant soldiers. “That crazy doctor is damn smart”, uttered the unknown man. “Can we come in?”, asked the survivor. “There is no harm in trying”, replied the unknown man. They sneak inside the plantation. One of the soldiers saw them. Meanwhile, in Agartha. Adolfo was trying his best to meditate and tried to see what will the future look like. He never had done that before.

There had to be thousands of sailers on those ships. He also thought of the other people he’d gotten to know in his short time on the island. There was the waitress at the diner who always tried to convince him to have some pie. The man at the newspaper stand who always had a kind word. The grocers, the little girl who played on the sidewalk outside of his apartment. Jamie’s girlfriend, Eleanor, and her family, who lived on the island. What would become of all of those people? The Japanese were not only attacking the military facilities; Oahu was on fire that day. No one was safe.