The Recruit Novels & Stories

Those moments of reminiscence felt like an eternity. The young man approached my father, introducing himself as Staff Sergeant Jamie Andrew. He explained that he was the recruiter for the East Michigan area, cities . We have a super low number of recruits in the region. “What brings you here, sir?” inquired to my Father . “I can assist you with anything you need, sir,”

“No one gets close to him unless he lets them. But we have a way in.” He tapped the folder. “A meeting. He’s recruiting new talent for his operations. You’ll pose as a mercenary. He’ll test you, of course. He’ll try to break you. But you can’t let him. If he senses weakness, you’re dead.” I’d taken the file without hesitation. Missions like this were routine. Or so I thought. 4 SABRINA Now, standing in the rain, I wasn’t so sure. It was showdown time. The building loomed before me, its windows glowing faintly in the night.

"I'm not sure, but when they hire someone, they want a week for the person to study everything before signing. The contract has many inclusions. I didn't even know Madam had a child the same age as you. She looks younger than Sir Sandro in that context." "How did my mom get into this business?" "As far as I know, she's an adviser to Sir. It's like she's involved, but not really? It's hard to explain." Luna unlocked the door to her unit. They entered, and Luna locked it again. "That's just how my mom is, emotionless." Luna and Maine continued their conversation until they heard a doorbell at the room. Luna checked, and it was Nick, Justin, and Bregonia. "Just wait there," Luna secured the doo

Kanji, who could guess what he was going to hear next, covered his mouth as he sobbed, trying to hold back from crying. "If this organization is so desperate that it accepts heroes who use their inhuman punishments anyhow against the perpetrators, then I'll be a better choice.. I'll be an Airburst and bring everything back to its right place." The screen is now projecting an essence of the application forms that says: [Airburst Special Recruitment Name: Ravyn Nipha Condition(s): Winner of Komveena's Emissary Airburst (Erios) Challenge Status: Approved]

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?”

“We start tonight. Two recruits. Small movements. No blood. Just drills. Make them think it’s for Kaden. Teach them to keep their eyes open, to move their weight. The ones who learn will owe each other more than they owe him.” Vera’s fingers tightened around mine. “Then we start with Ove’s lot. They look soft. They’ll take orders.” I pictured the recruits—hungry, tired, angry. They would take anything that promised food or a place to sleep. I could give them skill. I could give them reason to stand together. I could give them me. “What if Gavin tells Kaden?” Thea asked. Thea’s knife glinted in the brazier light. “Then we move faster,” I said. “If he already sm