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The War

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Reads 222
Votes 26
Parts 14
Time 1h 24m

PrincessMuffinMendes

battle dystopia dystopian fiction future romance sciencefiction soldier teen war

AJ looks like a normal 16 year old girl. The difference between her and modern day "normal" girls.  is that she is the second in command of an all teenager military force called the Secret Army, which is engaged in what is known as World War IV. But, as all people do, she has her secrets. 
Wes is a forgotten childhood friend of AJ's, who seems harmless enough. 
However, when he shows up, the war that has been raging for 5 years with no change finally takes a turn. It will take a toll on the entire army: AJ, her best friend Danny, and the commander Dakota getting the worst of the blow. What will happen when the secrets of the War unravel? Will AJ open up to Wes, or will she push him away, like she does with most others? Should she even trust him at all?

"A child?" He spat, raising his gun. 
"An old man?" She mocked, slashing her knife against his hand so the gun clattered to the ground.All Rights Reserved

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One Star Away by DragonInk16

Prism isn't from this planet, this world of barren lands and metal cities. When she wakes to find her memories in scattered pieces, she knows two things: that her previous life is gone, and that she has a mission: Objective 16. With a mysterious voice inside her head guiding her, it seems simple to follow its instructions and fulfill her objective, but things get much more complicated as Prism starts to wonder why she has so much pain, why this pain seems to disappear around a certain human, and if the mysterious voice is a friend or foe. Tavis can handle this. He's Cyberless, living in the Dregs with his insane mom and running for his life every other day, but he can handle this...right? Each night, he secretly begs for a change, just a change in his awful life. When a new, strange girl appears at his school, he gets his wish. But is this change for better or worse? Jade will keep Prism safe and finish his objective at all costs. However, his objective seems anything but simple, especially when it means they must hide among humans, the cause of all his misfortune. And with Prism's sudden collapses and her struggles to remember her past, his problems and worries only seem to grow. But failure is not an option. He will fulfill their objective and nothing will get in his way.

U.N.E. by Captius

The year is 2043 and the nations of the world find themselves almost powerless against an unknown enemy known as Unknown Entities, or U.N.E.'s. The Worlds best weapon against these hideous creatures from space are the giant Mech's and their pilots who stand on the front lines and fight a never ending stream of U.N.E.'s to protect their lands, nations, and friends from harm. Two young pilots from very different worlds come together at a secret weapons facility as the next generation of Mech's are ready to hit the front line. One is a young British pilot born and raised in combat who is haunted by horrible memories, while the other is an American pilot who has never seen combat but has never found anything or anyone that can best her. Can these two young officers set aside their differences and pride and do what needs to be done? Or will they falter when it matters most?

500 Miles by ImCheyenneNicole

*Title and Cover to be Changed!* Ophelia Scarlatti has had a difficult life. In and out of foster care from ages three to eight, dealing with her parent's addictions, and handling the loss of her grandmother, she and her brother take guardianship of their youngest siblings, where she is quick to talk to a recruiter about joining the Army. Once sworn in, she is flown to Oklahoma, where she begins training. In week two of her training, the world stops. A deadly virus breaks out, only adding to the ever present reality that 97.9% of the population was wiped out. Separated from her brothers and sister, Scarlatti befriends her Drill Sergeants and a fellow trainee, and they devise a plan to get Stone home, and search for the rumored "safe havens" in unharmed military bases. Armed only with what they can carry, the unlikely allies make their way to Stone's hometown, over 500 miles away. What they find can only be described as wreckage and leads to heartache.

Soldier In Me by TheGeminidMind

This is an older story, I've gotten better I promise. "I first held a gun when I was eight. I remember a man strolling across a line of other children like me, he said: 'We all have a soldier in us.' I found my soldier. But then, it became all I was. " Being forced into the army at a young age, Olivia knew nothing more than fighting. But after suffering a debilitating injury, she is forced to retire to her dead parents' home. There she'll find the secrets of her world and her humanity. Edit: I'm glad I decided to go against my anxiety and post this story, thanks so much to all the people who have read my story and commented! Your advice and compliments mean the world to me!

Freerunner by Orenouta

World War III has erupted. Our 16 year old rebel Rose has spent her whole life living on an army base. She wants out, so when four boys from an enemy country are captured, she can't help but be drawn to them. They could hold the key to her escape. With a lot of courage, faith and sneaking around, can Rose finally escape the hell she's been living or will she end up worse off than before?

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I've never been able to taste fear before, but I do now, it lingers in the air. Like a flame. Kindled by the president, fed by the citizens, and I'm the one who has to put it out. The extinguisher? Possibly my life. ꧁ .・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・. ꧂ In a world where expressing emotions are illegal and can lead to execution, everything seems perfect. All the countries and their citizens are efficient, orderly and obedient, and nobody seems to question the rules. But Ada Alexander struggles to keep her emotions hidden and she discovers more and more feelings that most humans have forgotten long ago, love, grief, anger, pain and fear. When the system glitches and she is able to cry for the first time ever, she feels tricked and robbed by the government, becomes inspired and develops a revolutionary plan to break the system so people can feel once again, and her family worries for her life. But will her death and discoveries be worth it? 𝙄𝙣 𝙬𝙝𝙞𝙘𝙝 𝙖 𝙩𝙚𝙚𝙣 𝙛𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩𝙨 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙛𝙪𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙚 𝙜𝙚𝙣𝙚𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣'𝙨 𝙧𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩 𝙩𝙤 𝙚𝙢𝙤𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨 𝙞𝙣 𝙖 𝙗𝙧𝙤𝙠𝙚𝙣 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙. Highest rank achieved: #3 in #dystopianfuture Warning: Suicide, violence, gore, self-harm and mature language. I will be publishing many chapters, each chapter has three parts, all published separately at different times. If you have any feedback, please feel free to share it with me, I love feedback! ♡ Cover by: @rose_anselina Tysm Lea, go check out her cover shop please! [Completed] Word count: 50146 Words Original Fictional Novel © walkeralyssayeohxoxo | 2021 © All Rights Reserved Started - 25th November 2020 Finished - 26th April 2021

Children's Games: A Story of Modern Consequence by rose_marie_96

In a world consumed by war, where nations clash over the responsibility of a fatal disease, Emilia awakens with no memories. She has a scar on her wrist, a tag around her neck, and a cryptic mission laid before her, and the only allies she can trust are a group of fellow soldiers who may be hiding the key to her forgotten past. She is told to keep her head down and continue with the mission; terrorism. Emilia's fractured memories are threatening to reveal a dark secret. Beneath her own identity lies a truth she cannot escape. Their mission: to infiltrate and destabilise an enemy they're beginning to suspect may be on their side. Their enemy? Australia. In a place where betrayal can shatter the world, they're forced to play a dangerous Game with devastating consequences. As the line between puppeteer and puppet blurs, Emilia must uncover the truth before they all become casualties of a war where the only way to win is to be the last one standing, even if it means allowing innocence to be killed in the crossfire.

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One Star Away

Prism isn't from this planet, this world of barren lands and metal cities. When she wakes to find her memories in scattered pieces, she knows two things: that her previous life is gone, and that she has a mission: Objective 16. With a mysterious voice inside her head guiding her, it seems simple to follow its instructions and fulfill her objective, but things get much more complicated as Prism starts to wonder why she has so much pain, why this pain seems to disappear around a certain human, and if the mysterious voice is a friend or foe. Tavis can handle this. He's Cyberless, living in the Dregs with his insane mom and running for his life every other day, but he can handle this...right? Each night, he secretly begs for a change, just a change in his awful life. When a new, strange girl appears at his school, he gets his wish. But is this change for better or worse? Jade will keep Prism safe and finish his objective at all costs. However, his objective seems anything but simple, especially when it means they must hide among humans, the cause of all his misfortune. And with Prism's sudden collapses and her struggles to remember her past, his problems and worries only seem to grow. But failure is not an option. He will fulfill their objective and nothing will get in his way.