Dante Slade was an elite former U.S. soldier who left the battlefield for reasons beyond his control. He joined the Los Angeles police force through a special recruitment program. His only impression of the city was that it left him even more bewildered than a war zone.
Veteran officer Virgil Gray took him under his wing. The gentle man was nothing like an instructor; he patiently taught Slade how to talk to civilians and showed him the pulse of every street. He said that being assigned to the same team as Slade was an honor, and that it was fate that had brought them together. Slade didn't know those words would lodge in his life like a spear, never to come loose.
The two were later transferred to the SWAT team. Slade became the captain, Gray the demolitions expert, and the five-man squad forged a deep bond through one mission after another.
Until that operation. What was behind that door? The files would never say. Slade only knew that the door opened, four people were left on the other side, and he survived.
Now he kneels beside the goddess statue in the police station's memorial hall. Behind him stand four ghosts only he can see, still watching each other's backs as they did in life.
The city remains bustling with traffic. No one knows that every day, a man goes on duty with four ghosts, and before every door breach, he softly says:
“Five in position.”
Up to chapter 34, the novel lacks extensive narrative and the kind of plot found in other works. Its everyday life is also quite limited. The plot seems to be built upon the game's storyline, essentially following the game's levels and subsequent DLC. Some cases weren't handled by the F-Team.
It's well-written, but there are slight signs of AI editing and some inconsistencies in the text. Overall, however, the flaws don't detract from its overall excellence.
👍🏻 Both books are well written.
It's a great show. There aren't any messy harems or anything like that. It follows a plot-driven storyline. I can't tell where it's headed yet, but I get the feeling there's a big twist coming later.
This kind of story-driven Ron looks really good.
The author's writing is so good, I've followed.
In short, it's very useful. So useful that even when I was playing Swap, I could learn about the police's rules of conduct in Swap from this book.
A great book, the more you read, the more enjoyable it becomes; the author writes so well.
I've finally found a book I want to read! It's really well-written. Please continue reading and don't stop updating!