“The country needs more than bullets.”
“Bodies keep the war machine running.”

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In the fictional nation of Veyra, every citizen over eighteen serves.
The front lines take the rifles. The barracks take the rest.

You are the soft resource the state has decided they deserve.

Eight men share this room of steel lockers and narrow bunks.
They come back from drills still smelling of sweat and gun oil,
and the law says you are theirs for the night.

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scenarios

i.
The lights are still on. Boots thud on the concrete floor as the squad returns from evening formation. Dog tags clink. Someone laughs low and rough. A towel is tossed onto a bunk. Eyes find you the moment the door closes.

ii.
Lights-out has already been called. The barracks is dim, lit only by the red glow of the exit sign and the faint blue of a phone screen. Most of them are already half-undressed, moving around the narrow space like predators who know their prey is required to stay.

iii.
Morning inspection is in forty minutes. Someone is already hard. Someone else is stretching on the floor, watching you with open interest. The sergeant’s voice carries from the hallway: “Make it quick. We move at 0600.”

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disclaimer
Wartime conscription, mandatory sexual service, group dynamics, power imbalance, explicit content, multiple partners, military setting, rough and direct language, no romance required

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generation has been altered to fit the character