Ahsoka Novels & Stories

"It's preferable to go home." Afterwards, we put our shoes and immediately head to his bike. We came to the beach on his big sleek motorcycle. It's an amazing black Kawasaki Ninja with some prominent white outlines. I was afraid to have a ride on this beast at first, but I trusted Eren though he tried to scare the hell out of me by burning up the road like grease lightning.

It was more than one man could handle on his own. Sitting on her sofa was calming, and for a moment, Aaron leaned his head back and relaxed, something he seldom had a chance to do, particularly since Christian had perfected and installed his Intelligence Assistance Communicators in everyone’s eyes. Now, any Hunter or Guardian in the world could reach him (or anyone else) at any time. While it was great during a battle or for planning, it made turning work off nearly impossible, even with the addition of an Off button, which Aaron never felt comfortable using.

Two of the three sat back while one remained tense. Excusing the two male warriors, I ask the female to stay behind. As she sits there, Reid, John and I watch her. She starts to shift showing her discomfort. As she moves to leave the room, I use my Alpha command and demand she sit back down. Continuing to use my Alpha command, I ask her why she did it? Why did she kill the other warriors and why would she help Boyd and the rogues?

The young alpha is busy with the pyres that are burning the rogues. - How many dead? - I asked sadly. - By a miracle, only one. And even then, one is too many, especially since it was the head master. I felt a tightness in my chest. The head master was dead, and that was sad for all. Jackson made so many plans, and they all went wrong. The Moon Goddess was at our side. - Changing subject, Luna. - Don't call me that. I rejected Klaus. That title is not mine.

Ahsoka My name is Ahsoka Banks. I know, my father has this weird obsession with Star Wars and I have been made fun for my name for as long as I can remember. I turn seventeen soon but I won’t be celebrating. It is not something worth celebrating. I stare at the mirror as I cover up the bruises from last night. Father never leaves any on my face or anywhere else that I can’t cover up. Even on the hottest day I am forced to wear long sleeve shirts and long pants.

Brock whispers something incoherent in Syria's ear which made her nod and turn back to face me. "Sevika is the most powerful witch that's ever lived and she has only one goal; to please Zanicus, her master," she sighs. My brows furrowed. “Zanicus?” She nodded, placing her cup carefully back on the coaster. “His real name is Zanicus Delmon,” she continues.

Her gaze sent a quiver down his spines. “You are all fifteen minutes late.” They sat down faster than a flash of lightning. He huffed, knowing that his mother is the Elder assigned to help them with their mission. Kitori Mizuki, Head Tactician of the Kingdom of Theupholis’ Elite Forces. She is known for her intelligence and tactics.

I state irritatingly wondering who could be disrupting our conversation. One of the maids walked in, "Alpha" "Yes?" "The Luna is awake."

I looked back and saw that all my pack members were bound by Darius’ men already. They could hardly use any of their weapons because fear enveloped them. “Alpha Kilhan. It’s nice to finally meet you.” Alpha Darius uttered with a smile as Ashley walked past me with her son, Charles. While I stared at him, thinking of what to do next, I saw Ashley standing next to him. “I’m sorry, Alpha Kilhan. I told you that you wouldn’t win this fight, but you never listen.” She uttered, shaking her head and leading her son into the house, but then he stopped her.

Jayce said, answering my curiosity. “What is inside it, then?” Jayce didn’t answer my question but opened the box, and inside was a beautiful silver pendant with a star on it. “It’s beautiful,” I said, as Jayce wrapped it around my neck. “What is this?” I asked, looking at the star on it. “It’s a north star pendant,” Jayce said. “Do you know what that symbolizes?” I shook my head at the words.