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In a world where specialized abilities define the battlefield, Jade Graves is a prodigy—whether she wants to be or not. The daughter of a legendary sniper, she carries the weight of a name that turns heads and a skillset that leaves no room for mistakes.

After passing one of the most brutal entrance exams in history, Jade joins Snipe Squad, an elite military unit tasked with high-risk, high-reward missions. Alongside her, a squad of misfits—each armed with deadly weapons and even deadlier quirks—must learn to trust each other in a world where betrayal is just another mission parameter.

But the battlefield isn’t their only challenge. Secrets lurk in the shadows, whispers of Jade’s father’s death hint at something far more sinister, and every mission pushes them closer to the truth… and the danger that comes with it.

With guns loaded, quirks unleashed, and survival never guaranteed, Snipe Squad is about to find out:
In this line of work, hesitation is fatal.

Snipe squad

The team hit the subway tunnel hard, boots kicking up dust as they ran deeper into the darkness. Skye's holo-screens flickered to life, mapping out the old underground system.

"Keep moving," Jade ordered. "They'll follow us down here."

Behind them, the tunnel entrance exploded as enemy operatives dropped in, their rifles glowing with thermal sights.

"We've got company," Rico muttered, spinning his pistols.

"I've had it with these guys," Gage growled, cracking his neck.

Jade turned to him. "What are you thinking?"

Gage clenched his fists. His body tensed, and then—

A shockwave pulsed from him as his muscles expanded, veins glowing with deep red energy. His normally calm demeanor was gone, replaced by something primal.

His quirk—Titan Force—had activated.

Jade barely had time to process it before Gage charged.

The first wave of enemies didn't stand a chance.

CRACK! Gage punched through a wall, sending debris flying and knocking three operatives backward like ragdolls.

Gage grabbed the gun with one hand and crushed it, metal bending like paper. Then, with a brutal swing, he hurled the soldier into the others like a wrecking ball.

The tunnel shook as bodies hit the ground.

Jade didn't hesitate. "We move now—before backup arrives."

Skye's screens flickered. "Already on it. There's a service hatch ahead. Leads to the streets."

The squad ran, but more soldiers poured in.

Gage's breathing was heavier, his skin still glowing with raw power. "I can go all night."

Jade smirked. "Then clear the way."

Gage slammed his fists together. The air rippled.