Junn Stories

“A secret's worth depends on the people from whom it must be kept.”

We all know the story of Master Chief and Noble Team, but almost no one knows of the group of Spartans who were tasked with missions that were far more dangerous than the both of them combined. This tells the story of a group of Spartans nicknamed "The Angels of Death" by the Covenant and UNSC alike due their brutal strategies on fighting and extracting information from the enemy, leaving no survivors. Malcolm Smith and team embrace the nickname because it strikes fear even in the most elite fighters of their enemies. But what happens when they are tasked with a mission so dangerous that it's practically a suicide mission? A mission to rescue extremely valuable prisoners to the UNSC that the Covenant decided to keep them alive instead of executing them like they did the rest? What makes this mission so dangerous?...I'll answer that by saying that the prisoners are being held in a Covenant compound so guarded and well protected that it would take all the UNSC has to offer just to put a dent into it. It's up to Malcolm and his team "Night Squad" which is made up of four Spartans and three ODST's to rescue the prisoners and bring them back. Will they do it? Find out in Mister-Anonymisity's "Halo: The Angels of Death"

Nagisa the new Acchan and Chieri the new Center Nova. The SA members are married, have children, and took over their families business. Ryuu, Jun, and Megumi's daughters are dreaming of being a part of AKB0048 81st Generation. Can they make their dreams come true? I know AKB0048 and Special A have different time periods, but this is fanfic so who cares.

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Volgas Gotreasure

Hong has one rule he has never broken: leave before you can be left. It has kept him intact across every situation that threatened to undo him, and he sees no reason to stop now. Nut is not a reason. He is just a man Hong keeps running into, who pays attention in a way that is difficult to ignore and easy to misread. Who says okay like he means it. Who never pushes, which turns out to be its own kind of problem. What happens between them one night is not planned and not discussed and not, Hong tells himself, significant. He is good at telling himself things. He has had years of practice. But some things cannot be reasoned with. Some things have a weight that doesn't show up until you are already carrying them alone, in a quiet apartment, reorganizing your life around a future you never chose. Nut realizes too late. Hong decides too early. And somewhere between those two timings, something that could have been everything becomes something neither of them knows how to name.