This story is about a US Army Airborne turned Special Forces Green Beret soldier who SHIELD has on their watch list, more specifically their recruitment list.
Male OC.
Will not be a series and all the movies that will be included will only be in thi...
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NAME: Troyton Kemp
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Portrayed by Paul Walker (R.I.P)
AGE: 26 (In 2012)
APPEARENCE: What Paul Walker looks like with added scar through his eyebrow and stopping just above his eye.
PROFESSION: Special Forces soldier in the United States Army in 2012 before turning a SHIELD agent and Avenger.
PRIOR PROFESSION: United States Army Airborne soldier, Special Forces soldier, SHIELD agent.
STRENGTHS: Hard-working, stubborn, hard-headed, determined, loyal, honest, humble, friendly (most of the time), open-minded, brave, persistent, integrity, teamwork.
WEAKNESSES: Can be cold-hearted (won't see it often but a few times after the events of Infinity War), can be too blunt if certain situations arise, can be too modest (kinda like Captain America), likes to take risks and he can be too stubborn for his own good.
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"The soldier, above all other people, prays for peace, for he must suffer, and bear the deepest wounds of war."
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"A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles."
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"Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength."
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Troy, a remarkable soldier, is widely recognized among his peers for his exceptional leadership skills. Time and time again, he fearlessly led his teams into the battlefield, successfully accomplishing one mission after another. Astonishingly, he always returned unscathed, as if he hadn't faced heavy fire or encountered explosive threats. At the young age of 26, Troy has achieved an extraordinary amount, earning him the reputation of being the finest Green Beret in the history of the US Army. Some even argue that he surpasses every soldier who has ever served, with the exception of the legendary Captain America. Troy is the epitome of inspiration for his fellow soldiers, who aspire to emulate his remarkable achievements, sometimes even more than they aspire to be like Captain America.
But he's far from being Captain America. Troy prefers not to compare himself to the iconic superhero. He sees himself as a determined soldier, willing to take risks because he believes he has nothing left to lose. He sacrificed everything a while back, and now he dedicates his life to a cause, even though he's uncertain if it's righteous or not.
With unwavering determination, he sees himself as a man with a singular mission on the battlefield - to ensure the safe return of his soldiers to their loved ones. Having experienced the heartache of failure before, he is resolute in his commitment to never let it happen again.
But who said failures can't pave the way to your greatest triumphs, huh?
But you know what? Troy had a different perspective. He wasn't interested in the accolades or the admiration he received from his superiors, or the awe-struck looks on his fellow soldiers' faces as he strolled past them.
What puzzled him was, why..
What could possibly make them aspire to be like him, considering he had once bravely led a team into a perilous situation, where he was the sole survivor?
Why is it that he can continue living when the very people he cherished the most, his closest friends and even brothers in arms, his comrades who were like family, perished on that fateful mission?
He was determined to prevent a repeat of that situation, regardless of the person involved, be it a civilian or a soldier. He was ready to sacrifice his own life in a heartbeat to protect another's. Some might label it as an overwhelming hero complex, but the undeniable truth remains unchanged.
And the moment when that need arises might arrive sooner than Troy anticipated. He might find himself compelled to make the ultimate sacrifice when a more significant danger emerges.
A danger that surpasses the Army. A danger that surpasses the military. But above all, a danger that threatens all of humanity.
Edited
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Introduction is done! Ya'll I'm so excited to write more chapters.
Just wanted to say that to anybody reading this book that has/is serving in the military, thank you so much for your service.
