Awakened Warrioress Novels & Stories

"I have decided that from today onwards we wouldeet violence with violence. of a warrior is killed then those who perpetrated the act must meet a similar fate. Ethos prepare the special teams, we have trained enough for the sirens." The man nodded then asked? "May I speak freely your majesty?" "Of course go ahead." I said . The warriors we sent to the north have been giving me certain updates. They say the sirens are experiencing an awakening. They informed me of this just last night, but I know that you don't believe in such fallacies.But I just wanted to let you know." He said and I just stared at my mates father dumbfounded.

' Was her first thought but then again which kidnapper would put her in such a princess room and wake her for school the next day ? The next thing that shocked her was when her hair slid to her front . ' my hair was never this long !!!!!' She internally screamed but got up trying to see how she looked. Maybe just like in movies, she had slept and woke up a year later. She went to the mirror and was shocked to see a young lady who wasn't her, infact was way prettier than she was. She had long lashes ,green eyes ,long black hair ,pink plump lips and had three piercings on her ear .

Feeling some sort of relief, Jade continued towards the exhibit. The left-wing was nearly empty, save for an elderly woman standing in front of a collection of swords and a younger man who was wandering about. Jade started to walk around, stopping by now and then to view some of the artifacts on display. She was particularly interested in an elaborate costume that supposedly came from the collection of a princess who lived during the Qin dynasty. “I know someone who’d look good in that,” Jade thought as she pictured the dress on Marie. The mental image made her laugh a little too loud, much to the disapproval of the older lady.

He looked strangely familiar. His gaze jerked to the goddess in disguise. A knowing smile stretched her lips. “That’s Sheia and Eris. They started the blood feud among the races.” Her calm voice floated in his mind. “Why are you telling me this?” “Because time is running out.” A silver-haired woman came to stand beside him. “We are breaking several rules just by being here.” When she turned to face him, his breath caught in his throat. “You’re our warrior, Aluxious. We protected you all these years so we could end this war and bring peace among the races.”

I had almost forgotten, that place of absolute nothing. Oppressive and infinite, that was my judgement. There was punishment for self defence, even after death and if this new existence of mine was doom to end back in that place of eternal terror. Then I might as well bath in the blood of these people who turn to beasts the second they smell your weakness. These men who murder their own children to save their own skin, their reputation. These women who leave their child alone and ignorant to the world men, then abandon them when they protect themselves.

Do I even know my name? “Honey, my name is Katrina and we’re all Shadow Warriors. You know what that means right,” she asks, sitting on the side of the bed and nodding. She’s got a thick accent that seems mysterious, sexy and intriguing. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever heard. I think anyhow. I nod when I do remember having learned about them in school. I kind of pictured them more like… police ninjas? Certainly not like her.

When Beth awoke in the morning, she had no hangover and had instead a newfound certainty that the two warriors from last night were exactly who they said they were. Thank the Moon Goddess. With some luck, maybe she could get them released so they could fight alongside her. Being Silver Nation warriors, even if they weren't strictly Heether pack, they would be far better trained than the half-hearted troops she had on hand. Better yet if they were from one of the close sister packs, whose trained warriors were almost as good as the Heether themselves.

Yipping and hollering, revved up with adrenaline, ready to fight. “We did the best we could,” Beta Brighton explained. “To prepare them. And we were short weapons, but we’ve done what we can. Our warriors showed them how to wield whatever they had.” I was humbled by the sight in front of me. “They’ve all come here? To fight? But why?” I turned to Astrid. “Did you know about this?” I asked. As far as I knew, only our warriors were coming. “Yes,” she replied. “This is why I told you to stall. I knew they were coming. “To fight for you.”

The alpha in him will always fight to bring our kind home. “Whether you agree or not, I am ordering you to stay by your sister’s side until I see fit. Protect my child…. Be my eyes and presence. Refusal is pointless.” Varro interjects. “This war ends tonight and no one but you will be left to stand and fight if you don’t give a little. My goal was always revenge, but before me stands a reason to stop all of it. A future beyond this battle. I can’t win if I lose my daughter to satisfy my need for revenge.”

The Warrior’s Bride Fareeda yawned as she rolled on the bed. The first thing she realised when she opened her eyes was that she wasn’t in her room. She was naked under the sheets. She never slept without any clothes on. She sat up as she realised everything that happened yesterday. She was now Alexander’s wife. A smile made its way to her face as she remembered what took place at night. She would have never guessed that was what husbands and wives do. He had kissed every single part of her body and she loved it.