Shadow Legion

Adrian S. Holguin

juin 2013 · Xlibris Corporation

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There is an organization that works from the shadows unknown by the world it assists. They travel around the world via shadows and darkness. They are souls that have trained for millennia in the arts of Ninjitsu, as well as modern day Special Operations warfare. They are known as ShadowKnights, and their main mission is to wipe out all corruption and cruelty from the world; to protect humanity from itself, and protect animals from humanity. But what happens when someone within the legion becomes corrupt? It is up to Augustus Hadrianus, a special operator of the legion, to stop the corruption from within. He undergoes a journey to face someone stronger than him; a deadly opponent. Augustus must train day in and day out to get stronger. A lot is at stake, can Augustus complete his mission? Will he be able to stop the internal corruption?

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Adrian Holguin is a United States Marine Corporal from Tucson, Arizona. He has served for four years in the Corps and is soon starting college. Adrian graduated high school in 2009 and attended Boot Camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, California in February 8th, 2010, and graduated on May 9th, 2010. After boot camp, while he was taking a ten day leave in Arizona, he began spending time with his wife, Alysha, whom he met in 2009 in his sister’s nursing class. Adrian then headed to Camp Pendleton, California to attend the School of Infantry (SOI). After a couple of months of training, he headed up to 29 Palms, California for advanced Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) training. After completing all of his training, which accumulated into a year of training, Adrian received orders to be stationed in Okinawa, Japan for two years. During Okinawa, Adrian went on to a few deployments and training exercises. After the two years, Adrian received orders to be stationed in MCAS Cherry Point with his wife for the remainder of his contract. Currently, Adrian is awaiting his end of contract to attend the University of Arizona and major in Computer Science.