Squid Games Guards Season 1 Novels & Stories

Madog grins as he comes up to my side and says. “Two down, lets move on.” We walk down the stairs and into the Bassment I already have eyes on leo thanks to his communication, He nods as I walk into the room standing along the wall as I follow tanks ' eyes to the guards. Tank is now facing me and Bulldog is closing in on the last guard. I leave Madog and Tank as I head further towards the stage we have eyes and weapons on all of the gaurds nows, knowing that everyone is in place I give the go ahead down the earpiece as I say.

(Dungeon Guard 2) The second guard fate also sealed with a bullet through the forehead as he about to turned a looked at his partner. As the 2 guards has been dealt with, All the Infiltration team rushed out from the shadows and stick their back on the wall beside the dungeon door, and ready for the breach. “Door Unlocked…Entering…we are moving in the dark..everyone..nodes on..”. (Agent No.1)

Surprise Guest One day a strange man came to the guard asking to speak to Ezra the guard automatically turn him around. Zeze saw the man and realize that it was Sebastian Zeze told the guard to let him in then he took him to Ezra. Ezra was in a meeting so Zeze and Sebastian was talking Sebastian had a little boy he was holding on tight.

Kade's phone was still in his hand, but he couldn't use it without the guards seeing, without them taking it and destroying the photographs he'd already captured. The footsteps in the hallway grew louder. More people coming, drawn by Sienna's scream and the guards' presence. I could hear voices, concerned pack members wondering what was happening, why there were armed guards in the servant quarters. And then, cutting through all the other sounds, I heard Marcus's voice. Calm, controlled, absolutely furious. "What is going on here?"

The first buzz came from a guard’s phone near the warehouse entrance—sharp, insistent, cutting through the tense silence that had settled over the space. Then another, and another, until the air was filled with the constant, frantic hum of notifications, like a swarm of angry bees. The guards, who’d been focused on Liam with their guns raised, began to fidget, their eyes darting to their pockets, their faces twisting into confusion and alarm. One of them, a younger man with a nervous tic, pulled his phone out and glanced at the screen. His eyes widened, and his hand began to shake. “Boss,” he said, his voice cracking as he looked at Kang Jin. “Boss, you need to see this.”

“And you are?” He held up his hands to show he wasn’t there to harm. “Easy, Miss…” “Culverton,” Leah snapped. “Leah Culverton.” “Miss Culverton,” the man said, and smiled. “I am just gonna reach for my badge, okay? It’s all good.” Moving slowly, never breaking eye contact, he dipped his thumb and forefinger into his interior jacket pocket and pulled out the folded leather containing his shield and ID card. Holding them flat in his palm, he stepped slowly forward and extended his hand to her.

She watched the night blur past, the faint scent of salt in the air as they neared the waterfront. “William,” she said softly, breaking the silence, “if this goes wrong—” He cut her off, his voice low but unwavering. “It won’t. I told you, I will always protect you.” Her chest tightened at the conviction in his tone. She reached out, brushing her fingers over his hand on the gearshift. “And I’ll do the same for you,” she whispered. At the docks, the shadows seemed thicker, the hum of distant machinery vibrating through the ground. Adrian stepped out first, scanning with a small scope. “Two guards on the far side,” he murmured into his comms. “Another patrolling the gate.”

Travis stepped protectively in front of Kim and me. “Who are you?” I demanded, heart racing. The man pulled back his hood. My breath caught. It was Sebastian — our head guard. “Why are you—?” He smiled coldly. “Let’s just say my loyalties lie where the power is. And right now, that’s not with you.” A sharp whistle pierced the night, and more masked men appeared behind him. “We’re done playing,” Sebastian said, stepping forward. Travis’s jaw clenched. “Then we fight.”

Every second felt stretched thin, like the air itself was waiting to snap. “Hold up,” Jason hissed suddenly, pulling her back. Two security guards turned the corner ahead, chatting in low tones. Leah pressed into the shadow beside the wall, breath caught in her throat. Marcus froze too, his muscles tight as stone. “Can they see us?” Leah whispered. Marcus shook his head. “Not yet. Just stay still.” The guards’ voices drifted closer — bits of casual talk, something about a match, a bonus. Then, one of them stopped.

Still seated on the floor I turned to look at her. Her face first then her body. She was told that I was Roman's trusted right hand and I think that had made her feel more comfortable so she kicked off her shoes and stretched out on the couch waiting for food or Roman, whichever would come first. "Hey Valiant, I'm Reece Shields again. That's Angelo Garcia," I nodded to the guy who had the knot and spoke first. "That's Todd Jennings in the other chair." She waved and smiled at them both. Todd's face showed signs of distress. He was blushing hard.