Urban Soldier Novels & Stories

In the afternoon, it was luck that she survived. The soldiers lined themselves in front of Wayl. “Each and everybody will benefit from these. Dirty roads? No volunteers because of fea and overpricing? How many products do they love?” The soldiers in front of them were like robots. It was enough to scare our enemies that they had the potential to destroy a country. “These are your army, Miss Maryan. I will give you the command button if and only if we share our ideology,” Wayl stated. Here we go, Maryan thought.

if something urgent comes up, the army might be of some use. Sarah and her team were shocked to see the conditions of the local people there. In the midst of chaos and despair, Sarah and her team found themselves thrust into a world torn apart by conflict and strife. The once-thriving community they had come to serve now lay in ruins, its people ravaged by disease, poverty, and fear. With each passing day, the toll of human suffering grew ever greater, a stark reminder of the brutal realities of war.

The musky smell of Thorn’s essence was still faint in the air and I was certain the soldier would notice if he remained there a while longer. “What is it?” I called, marching towards the soldier briskly before he could take another step. “Luna,” The pup mumbled, looking down at his shoes. I almost grinned at the view. I recognized him as one of our newly recruited soldiers. Whose son was he again? The Beta’s? Ah, scratch that. He was the Delta’s youngest. He looked so green around the edges, you could almost pinch his adorable cheeks.

B they knew that thing will surely let’s out more devastations than anything that they have ever experiences. “Kiddo..don’t just lay on the ground out there in the open…get behind the tank or you will be flying back to the new City..hahaha..”. (Sergeant Alehandro) Many of the Special Forces Soldier already relaxed behind the tanks, and they can’t help but laughing at many of the Army newbies who lay on their stomach flat without covers in front of them. In a few minutes all of Aeternum soldier secured their covers and waited for the explosions to come.

Two blocks away people huddle on safe street corners, curious, but not willing to get closer. Those people stare at me. I’m either a terrified citizen trying to escape the horrors of West River or I’m a culprit. I forget that in Order uniform and that their confused and terrified stares might be because they’ve never seen a soldier run away from trouble before. Either way, they just stare and don’t engage. Every man, woman, child for themselves.

Behind him, four soldiers in matching uniforms marched, each gripping a rifle, their expressions serious as they followed in Calum's footsteps. Meanwhile, Liam was in the yard, gently pushing Jovie on a swing he had built just for her. Jovie, who loved nothing more than to coax Liam into swing time, giggled until she caught sight of Calum and his entourage. Her eyes lit up, and she pointed excitedly, shouting, "Wow, Daddy, look! It's Uncle Calum and some soldiers. Did they come to play with me?" From the moment Jovie found out her dad was a soldier, she looked at anyone in uniform with stars in her eyes, sparkling with excitement and awe.

The troops led by Greg Sehel usually consisted of class two soldiers who had much better abilities compared to the class three soldiers. However, this time everything was completely mixed. Some of the prospective soldiers even became members of his troop. Meanwhile, the candidate who joined the main army was only James Gardner, which indicated that he was considered one of the lucky ones who could fight alongside the Royal war general Ans De Lou. However, Riley strangely did not see the anxious expression on Shin's face so she simply responded, “It doesn't matter where, the important thing is to come back alive. Right?” Instantly Shin chuckled, nodding in agreement to his junior's words.