The Recruit Novels & Stories

Her outstretched hand offers me a hair-tie. -"You have to put your hair in a bun. Dress code rules." She speaks. My eyes scan the five girls, whose hairs were perfectly groomed into donut buns. "Move to the front of the line. As a new recruit, you will set the group's pace. We are a team. No one is left behind. Remember that." Guess Adrian wasn't kidding when he stated the deal was for me to become a soldier. This place runs up-tight. -"But I wouldn't know where to go." I point out.

“Great, Bobby. Awesome. When did you hear? And do you know what you’re gonna be doing? I mean . . . well, no offense . . . but I don’t think you’ll be doing a lot of marching or walking or anything. Not with your knee and all.” Bobby grinned wider. My heart sank a little, seeing his wet lips glistening with drool. “No marching. I mean, they’ll get my ass whipped into shape, definitely. Get me back on only three meals a day, no booze, and some PT . . . but my knee’s busted for good, sure enough. No, they want me for a special division. Recruiter called me this morning, offering to reactivate me. Told me I’d been chosen. For training at Camp Hyades. Isn’t that fucking great?”

Cheers erupted from the crowd. Venom watched the entire procession with a frown, normally it was the leader's duty to select a new elder but Olivia had suddenly gotten stiff in his arms, he wondered if her soul had drifted off to Erada when one of the new recruits walked towards him, it was a boy around the age of fourteen, from his ill fitting pink robes, he could tell that he was one of the new recruits. Some of the new recruits always tried to approach him to take them on as a student but he had no interest in any of them, they were too weak.

she asked softly, a tender look in her dilated eyes. He chuckled and looked down. “I never said I care, but it is my duty to look out for the recruits,” he replied and then he turned around and walked away. Elena’s jaw dropped in surprise; so that was what she was? A recruit? They intended to turn her into a thug, a gangster… they didn’t even have a lady in their team, or family as she heard them fondly call it, and so they were just going to force her into the gang? That was absurd, every organization has rules and something of that sort should be against the rules.

“You’ll be meeting with a new recruit over there. She’ll be your point of contact.” Bryan got to his feet, a new fire in his eyes. “A new recruit? Who?” Northstar answered, his eyes distant, as if listening to something far away. “Someone with an aura almost as screwed up as mine.”

The recruits gathered, their expressions a mix of anticipation and weariness. "This is where our new chapter begins," I declared, my voice resonating with conviction. "In this sanctuary, we shall lay the foundations of our vision. Together, we will build a community that honors strength, freedom, and unity." The recruits nodded, their trust unwavering, their dedication resolute. They understood the challenges that lay ahead, the risks we had taken in severing ties with the old order. But they believed in the promise of a future where their true potential would be unleashed.

The sounds and cries of joy filled the hall and were soon silenced by the door jerking open, swinging in, and banging on the wall. This was a shock as everyone was there for breakfast, and to everyone's surprise, Sacha's team flowed through the doorway, entering along with the recruits. The team instantly greeted their Alpha and fellow members, and then Sacha introduced the recruits collectively as 'recruits.' She gestured to them, "Here are the recruits from various packs." Sacha knew this was not the time to get into the logistics, so she spoke, grazing over pertinent details until their briefin

At first, it was very hard to recruit members with not even a single person signing up for the first two weeks, nobody wanted to join a new guild, it wasn't worth the risk. Megan suggested a new recruitment strategy, it was a two-part strategy, part 1, they must sign a soul contract that they will not release any information the guild considers a secret to others and part 2, give them money. This worked like a charm. In no time they had over a thousand applications, she had to go through them and select the best 500.

Watching her friends chat excitedly like chattering birds, Carissa shouted, “Quiet down! This isn’t the time for such talk. They’re recruiting soldiers. Let’s sign up and fight Sandoria. We'll leave no trace of them behind!” To fight on the battlefield, one needed a legitimate status, even if it was just that of a lowly soldier. Excited by the prospect of being able to fight, the four friends hurried towards the recruitment office. When the recruiting officer saw the girls arriving to enlist, he immediately raised his hand to send them away. Violet leaped into the air with a cold snort, and cracked a large rock nearby with a whi

I repeated, still angry and sad about what I had done to myself. “Someone interested in your future,” the person replied. “I am hoping I could recruit you to join our team.” “I already have a team.” “Yes, at Morrigan but we could offer you more opportunities than what they are currently giving you. Our stats are higher and more impressive than theirs after all.” I listened quietly to the recruiter on the line. “Can I think about it?” “You can. However, our coach would like to have a one on one discussion with you. Can you make time to be here by 10 am?”