The Loudest Mission Novels & Stories

Whenever I thought about it too much, I felt a headache, so I began concentrating on the meeting. The more I listened to what was discussed, the more I frowned. What the heck kind of mission were they talking about? A stone with dark energy that could bring about the end of the world? To top it off, only Rosa and Lillian were chosen to do this mission? Even while fighting Dagon and his monsters, we had help! Paviar was a great help back then, and now he told everyone he couldn’t do it because he was old? What kind of nonsense were he and the Elder spouting?

“Hello, Laura. What is it?” “Here’s a new mission.” “Oh?” Laura clearly told Arnav about the details of the new mission in that five-minute call. In the end, Laura specially ordered, “This mission is extraordinary. You must not let anyone know it. Do it as soon as possible.” “I got it!” Beep! Laura ended the call. Arnav put his phone on the table. He took a sip of the beer, and he looked around. He secretly thought. ‘Mr. Mayo must not know about this mission. It would be bad if I make some conflicts with Mr. Mayo when I am executing. Besides, I just promised that I will tell him about any new missions. I can’t break my promise, right?’

“Then let me be your shadow. If you won’t take backup, at least take me.” She smiled, almost wistful. “You already are my shadow, Lorenzo. Always behind me. Always there.” He kissed her gently, no fire, just warmth. Then they turned and walked out of the darkness together. And so Mission Mobilization began. Three armored vans, blacked out and soundless, sat lined up at the villa’s private runway. The team moved like ghosts. The were packing gear, sliding on bulletproof vests and checking comms. Don Sanchiano oversaw it all, silent and proud.

“I’ve selected the largest unit of Mystics to carry out this mission. They will split into three factions to ensure cooperation. Wolves will attack the gates with the witches and the vampires will get into the tunnel system to get inside the fortress. I have selected three of our elementals to go in with them and attack the three elementals we don’t need and capture the one you want. Our three Realm Assassins for this mission are Vulcan, Erebus and Iris.” “Why isn’t Lark going on the mission?” he asked. My heart dropped to my stomach at the question and I could feel Lance stir in my mind in anger. Why would he want to send my pregnant mate to her possible death? If he sent her, I would go wi

He was asked to join this mission by Brendon since has private ships which will be useful for members to escape from Osho country after the mission is completed. Rubbing the back of his head, Michael awkwardly replies," He said he's scared of showing his face to Boss." " Oho that guy is naive as always. Don't worry, he will definitely join the mission. Logan makes sure to write his name," I said and asked all the members to get to know each other. Finally my team was completed, now we have to secretly attack on the small bases of NOX to reach its main base. My plan was to destroy the branches of small illegal businesses under NOX's control so that they suffer a loss.

I lost that weird feeling after a few seconds when I heard the sound of a falling spoon. "Max we're all done eating," I heard Magnus say. I looked at my plate and there was very little left. I didn't finish it so I better start discussing the mission. "First and foremost, I have already found a lead, so our mission will begin after a month of preparation," I began. They all nodded and listened carefully. "This is the first mission that Freeda has been a part of so it will not be easy. In my plan, Freeda will be the center of it, and we will call this mission Columbus since he's the target," I said while looking at Freeda and I saw that her eyes widened, she was shocked. "S-so what am I going

Lorenzo said to himself with laughter on his face. Meanwhile Lucas sat quietly while his eyes remained fixed on the road ahead, deep inside he felt uneasy. Something about the mission and Lorenzo's attitude and about everything felt off, but he couldn't explain it. One thing he knew for sure was that his instincts told him danger was approaching. HAIL THE LORD!! HAIL THE LORD!!! HAIL THE LORD!!!! The words echoed loudly in the not so large hall, the sound was overwhelmingly powerfu and relentless. It rolled through the massive chamber like thunder that the walls themselves seemed to vibrate beneath the force of hundreds of voices speaking as one.

“Leo, please! Look at the baby! You promised me we were going to build a new firewall! You promised we were going to delete the Radov protocols forever!” “Keep kicking, Leonardo,” I whispered, a ragged, broken sob tearing through my throat as I forced my palms flat against his unmoving chest, pumping with a rhythmic, frantic desperation that did nothing to stop the terrifying spread of blood. “That is an operational order from your commander, son. Do you hear me? Eighty-four decibels... just eighty-four decibels of white noise... keep the loop from resetting...”

“That was insane.” “What do you mean?” Calder replied, “This was a piece of cake.” He smiled. I remembered him being the first voice against this mission. “Insane implies poor planning,” Mason said, peeling off his glove with his teeth. “This was just.. aggressively optimistic.” “Objectively,” Rowan began, “the worst idea we’ve ever had.” “And yet,” Harlan added, tugging his gloves off, “executed flawlessly.” Declan smirked. “Say that again, but slower.”

Baraka asked, yielding the floor. "Just Neema," Jabari answered. "A four-man squad is too loud. A three-man cell is perfect for stealth. Neema can use low-frequency acoustic waves to jam their short-range radios if we get spotted. We take a modified Vanguard jeep, drive hard through the bush, and hit the lighthouse under the cover of the midnight tide." Baraka reached out with his uninjured left arm. Jabari gripped his forearm in a tight, warrior’s clasp.