A Warrior's Daughter Summary Novels & Stories

Sargent Bullet spoke out and added him into the team. Upon seeing the player, Ray kicked him out. He went by the name “Warrior Princess” using a feminine name. That was not the issue. The main issue was that Ray had once teamed up with her to play a match, but he died so quickly because his teammate let him die instead of reviving him so he could continue playing or helping. Warrior Princess later went ahead and stole his weapons and equipment he dropped after he had died. Ray explained it to his teammates through the speaker and they felt his pain.

It felt good to laugh wholeheartedly like this. “I can’t believe what you told me. Even as a doctor, I don’t think I’ve seen any females strong enough to resist an Alpha Aura,” he says, thinking out loud. “Yeah, I don’t know what she is made of. But I do know she is not of Alpha Blood”, I confirm. “She doesn’t have that aura of being an Alpha Female, if you know what I mean.” I continued. “She, however, I could tell, is a warrior, the way she is very no-nonsense about things and not afraid to call Ryker out either. She is something alright, and I think she will fit in right at home”, I say with a big smile.

“Father, I will not stand by and wait for the warriors to make it easy for us to get our daughter. I am going back down there, you can stay if you want but I'm going to get my daughter Soko said to his father. He noticed that his father didn't answer his question about the mermaid either. He was now certain his father was hiding something and he planned to find out what that something was, and the first person he would ask is the beautiful gray haired warrior. Ever since she spoke to him and saved his life he kept getting this funny feeling in his chest that he couldn't explain, that would be his second question he would ask the woman. King Manor wanted to have him locked up again, but that

It wasn’t an aggressive or accusatory question either, she really is just curious. “I, umm, I actually don’t know, really. I don’t even know who or how many I went up against, it’s kind of a blur.” I look to Xander, maybe he knows the answer. But before he can say anything a large man I vaguely recognize walks up behind her and places a hand on her shoulder. “You’ll have to forgive my daughter, you have become something of a legend amongst the warriors around here. She doesn’t believe me when I tell her what you were able to accomplish during your trials.” He laughs and she doesn’t even pretend to be offended. “Skylar, this is Wilhelmina, my daughter, and may I say your wolf is an amazing f

I steal glances at my would-be mate, wondering if his aura is so strong. "Is this true?" the alpha asks. He's talking to me, I realize. I scrambled to my feet. This is my only chance, "No," I sputter. "I'm loyal to Dark Wood, to you. I housed these soldiers just as you commanded, and their gamma tried to rape" I struggle to say the words and my voice cracks, "my daughter. I only did what any mother would and tried to defend her. I shifted and blacked out. The Blood Moon warriors must've killed the gamma and the men who tried to save him. I'm no traitor, I swear!"

I told you, my mom is a badass. I let out a sigh of relief, but it was premature when easily a dozen others I didn't notice come out of nowhere. I suck in a sob, Mom may be a badass, but there's no way she can take on that many alone. They swarm her, and she lets out a vicious snarl that I could even hear all the way up here. There's a ray of hope when I see a group of warriors rushing towards her. My father was the head warrior; there was no way he would leave his mate and his daughter out here to fight on their own. Proving me right, my dad's gray wolf is leading them and heading straight to my mother. The warriors reach the vampires and jump right at them, but it's not enough. There were

My father’s face seemed to blacken with fury when he saw the two warriors attacking me. “Release her,” my father commanded. “Now.” The warriors hesitated. “She’s been accused of murder, Alpha. She poisoned the cook.” “I don’t care if she’s been accused of burning down the entire fucking compound.” My father’s eyes flashed dangerously. “You will release my daughter immediately, or I’ll tear your throats out myself.”

The warriors were dressed in uniforms, and each of their blades had one thing in common, “A silver moon crest.” “If you're just going to stand there and watch, move away. You're not needed here.” A soft voice flowed into my ears, both soothing and calming. I raised a brow and directed my gaze towards her, “Then you're also not needed here.” I shrugged, checking out her appearance. She looked frail, weak, her raven black hair flowing down her waist. Obviously, she was here to watch the warriors fight as well. Her lips curled up in a heartwarming smile, and I felt a fluttery feeling in my chest, “I am the Alpha's daughter. Don't you think it's my duty to watch them?”

I threw him aside as if he were made of straw, my new strength terrifying even to myself. "She’s shifted!" one of the Silver Moon warriors screamed, his voice cracking with terror. "The reject! She’s... she’s a monster!" "No," Eryx growled, decapitating a warrior who tried to get close to me. "She’s your reckoning." We fought through the clearing, a dance of blood and obsidian. My father, who had been traveling in a covered wagon under Kael's protection, watched from the slats, his eyes wide with a mixture of horror and awe. He was seeing the daughter he had failed finally become the warrior he never was.

"I'm an Alpha's daughter. I've led formations in more battles than most of these warriors have seen. A housewife can't compare." She meant it as a dismissal. But her voice had dropped half a register, and she held Killian's gaze a fraction too long. Harrison noticed. A muscle jumped near his ear. Sasha must have felt the shift, because she pulled back. "Not that I care what anyone thinks of me. I'd rather be respected as a fellow warrior than judged as someone's conquest." The warriors behind her clapped and called out in agreement. Killian said nothing. He turned to Harrison. "The Hunting is about to start. Shall we?"