Squad 7 Captain Novels & Stories

“Good. Make sure to monitor the rest of the island and to look for any suspicious activity. Squad 1-A will be joining you from now on.” The four of us flinched, hearing the name of our squad. I looked at Gabriella and they were already staring at us. She didn’t look scary or intimidating, but she had this cold stare that looks like she doesn’t want us. “I’m Red Quinscity, leader of the squad. Pleased to meet you,” I introduced and extended my hand.

Only then would those deaths be worthwhile. "Get back into the chariots and take me to see the mayor.” Adrian knew that since the Dragon Squad appeared on this street, Quintin knew that he had arrived. "Yes, sir.” The Dragon Squad got back in the chariots and took Adrian and the others with them. After getting in, Alfie excitedly said, "I never expected you to be the captain of the Dragon Squad, Mr. Adrian! I've also dreamed of joining the Dragon Squad. Could you—"

He is the Captain of the east quadrant night patrol squad. ‘Sure, Collin. Send someone gentle and mild mannered enough to not frighten them but strong enough to fight them off well,’ I order. ‘The best man for that has gone to college and is not due back until May, however, his brother is on my team and nearly as good. I will report back as soon as there is something to report,’ Collin says.

It means she belonged to his squad. So I belong to his squad. This building basically has 6 floors which means each floor belongs to each captain. So there are 5 captains. Sixth floor? Is that floor empty or the leader secretly lives there because no one is allowed to go there. Maybe they have put Justin there. The Captain looked towards me. "You told me that you won't do it again." He said and I looked down at my bloody gloves. "Next time, I won't tolerate it." He said and walked away.

Only permanent members of each squad were present today to witness this. “All rise.” One of the guards said and everyone in the room did and only sat when the three judges sat down. “Shall we get on with this then?” Master Carlos said, “Please, Alexis vice-captain of the Death Squad make your case in front of all of us present here today.” Madam Lee said as she dragged out her words.

"It is understanding." His eyes settled on Captain Mira. "Report." Captain Mira activated the holographic projector. The ruined district appeared above the table. "Our initial mission was civilian extraction." She highlighted several locations. "Objective completed successfully." The map shifted. "At approximately 0200 hours, Squad Seven encountered an unidentified ancient vampire." Another image appeared. A rough sketch based on eyewitness reports. Black coat. Long dark hair. Distinctive crimson eyes. No name accompanied the drawing. Commander Aldren folded his arms. "Continue."

his voice a low drawl, powerful enough to falter a soul. My lips felt dry, and I could feel trickles of sweat rolling down my spine. I didn’t feel brave anymore, not when I could feel the heated gaze at the back of my head. My eyes found Zale, his lips slowly turning pale, I could tell Knox was squeezing too hard. “Let him go,” I said, my voice softer. Stupider. He didn’t move, “and if I don’t?” he was taunting. I mean he should, what was I going to do against him? He was the captain of the hockey team, his name a legacy in these walls.

Selene’s lips curve up faintly—not quite a smile, not quite indifference either. Everything about her is controlled. That level of control and awareness isn't common for new recruits There is something about her I am not seeing. And I don’t like not seeing things. I turn slightly to one of my captains. “Squad five,” I say quietly. He follows my gaze. “What about them?” I pause. That’s the problem. I don’t have an answer yet. “…Keep an eye on them,” I say finally. The captain nods. I look back once more.

The Squad Leader met the Night Captain in the grand hall. "Drop the weapons," the Leader growled. The Captain didn't reach for his holster. He dropped his radio like it was trash. "Valentina’s check cleared," the Captain shrugged. "Yours didn't. Business is business." "And a traitor is a traitor." The Leader didn't wait for an answer. He put a bullet in the Captain’s throat before the man could finish his smirk. BANG. The Leader tapped his earpiece. "Status?" "Three loyalists in the basement. They’re refusing to stand down."

he said, glancing at Zane. “I agree,” Zane said. “Captain Carlos, bring Cadet Summers here.” As Carlos left, I added, “One more thing—pick a team that won’t let ego get in the way. They should be experienced enough to think for themselves but disciplined enough to follow a lower-ranked leader. Make sense?” “Good call, Luna,” Jason said. “I know just the squad,” Zane replied. A knock interrupted us. “Enter,” Zane called. Summers stepped inside, standing stiffly at attention. “You wanted to see me, Alpha, Luna?”