Lahat ng Kabanata ng Super Soldiers: The Last One - Book 3 (Part 2): Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

"On August 22nd, we came back from our mission in Cuba. We were done. The mission had lasted almost three months. In those three months we had hardly slept and hardly got anything to eat. We were simply exhausted. Many of us were injured or had injuries that were healing. We landed on the school grounds and had to go to the report, as always. The lieutenant colonel was furious. His favorite student was injured on this mission. He took out all the anger on us. I was the last one that had to go to the report because I still had to take care of some of the others, with Doko's help. I can't fix everything on the way. Often we had to reoperate to prevent permanent damage. After the operations were over, I reported to the lieutenant colonel to pick up m

"You know, gentlemen, it is often difficult even for me to follow the train of thought of these children. For outsiders like them, it must be almost impossible. But through such conversations, you get an insight into this world of thoughts. What that As far as killing is concerned, however, I have to agree with Kahlyn, there is no one better than these children. I have seen too often training and when I'm fat old Doko today, I was once an excellent hand-to-hand fighter already had no chance with her when Kahlyn was four months old, although I have the highest dan in judo, the "Dan judan" so the red belt and was in constant training.I was beaten on the mat within three seconds Kahlyn was a hundred and eight inches tall and weighed just under thirty

"So Kahlyn, now that we're alone, I have to scold you a bit," when he saw me stiffen, he added quickly. "Don't worry, it won't be bad," he came around the desk, sat on the edge. Then he put his foot on the seat of my chair and looked at me questioningly. "Kahlyn, do you realize that you have cost me more nerves in the last four days than the boys here in a whole year?"I didn't know what he wanted from me. So I shrugged my shoulders. I think this is going to be a stupid hab

Everyone was already at the breakfast table. John looked at me with a grin, as did Raphael. I wondered about it. I sat in my chair. Fran brought me my porridge. What I saw made me laugh too. Fran, the good dear Fran, had decorated my porridge. All around, on the edge of the plate, were caramel toffees. How did he know I liked her so much? Then I remembered Doko's words, ' Fran has been squeezing your dika about what you like for hours'. I looked at him gratefully.

I got up and went to the window. The looks of the others got on my nerves. We usually got some food once every two or three days if we were lucky. I wasn't used to eating so much. I was still sick from breakfast because it was way too much. Fran sat down sadly. I felt sorry for him. I felt Sender's gaze on my back, but what should I do differently? I wasn't hungry. It was just like that. An unspeakable anger rose in me. I couldn't even tell why.