Blue Lick Battlefield Novels & Stories

Largo and Oscar snorted harshly when they saw that the two people who were potentially dangerous to Lilly were actually paying attention to their mate. “You have a very pretty mate,” Nero commented. Along with his comments, Oscar roared loudly and attacked. Whatever Nero said now, whatever facts that he brought along with him, can’t make them forget what he did to Blue Moon and the death of their parents in the past. Oscar attacked, and Largo ran to help him. And a second later, the Glyn broke. Lilly felt like the world slow down. She managed to escape from Declan's arms when she witnessed it all. Ear-splitting war cries erupted in all directions. Both the Lycan troops outside Glyn, and the

The color of her feathers are so vibrant and mimics the flames of fire. Ghost comes out from his hiding spot as I saw in my dream. Liam and Sage go to either side of Ghost. Liam and Sage growl viciously while Ghost cracks his knuckles. Suddenly, I find myself hoping Zane and Cade get here soon. Blair will take on Ghost while I take on Liam and Sage. This will not be an easy fight, but we have to hold off as long as possible.

his yell alarmed her, she turned suddenly and dodge the claws that would have to dig up her heart. "What are you two doing talking in the middle of the battlefield," Marek scolded them. Dylan nodded at his words and shifted back into his wolf. lady Tamar could not help but exclaim. "Wow, it's huge and cute," she walked up to the white wolf with a black patch and stroke its fur before letting it run to the middle of the fight. that beautiful scene does not stop bodies from dropping, the battlefield had thousands of dead bodies and hundreds of wounded soldiers.

And just like he fled to the other direction, leaving me with disgustingly annoying hickeys all over my neck. ***************************** Surprisingly,locating the battlefield was a piece of cake. Searching for Noah however, was not. I watched as Noah's men and Eric's rogues locked heads in a struggle of blood and flesh. Their leaders however were nowhere to be found. Until, I looked beyond the outskirts of the battlefield

“I think this will the best battle yet. It’ll blow the Caledon Battle right out of the water.” “Grey, it’s not a fucking competition.” Wes scrubs his hand down his face. “In war, everything’s a competition, Wesley.” I grin and stick my ear buds in my ears. I hit play to ‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction' by the Rolling Stones. I start drumming on my knees and bumping Wes as the trucks all pull out. **** We get to the site, just outside the border of Black Rock. Filing out, we stand at attention, waiting for orders.

My eyes, my hands, my chest – all alight with electric blue sparks that explode from my being like electrical branches. A thread of light hits the stones, and everything goes white. Blinding each and every shifter on the battlefield. The brightness collapses leaving us in the dark but still, the battle rages on. I hear the screams, the cries. I’m lying on the ground, my eyes desperately trying to focus on my surroundings. I hear cursing and orders being flung out by Mathias. Slowly my eyes adjust, and I roll over. “What the fuck happened?” “Get up!” Lyric screams at me. “Get up now!”

said Harriet softly. The two of them continued to climb to the top of the rocky plateau, and finally, they could see the battlefield better than ever. Below, they saw Lycans and Imperial Knights fighting fiercely against the enemy forces. Wyvern Riders dropped countless bombs, and occasionally, they would venture down from the sky and land briefly to use their poisonous tails on the Imperial Army. Of course, when Liam or Heath and the other Lycans got close, they would immediately fly back into the sky dodging their attacks.

The battlefield crackled with energy as light and dark forces clashed, each side vying for dominance. Seraphine yelled in frustration, her veil coming off and uncovering a face that showed a mix of brightness and shadow. With a fierce intensity in her glowing eyes, she unleashed a powerful burst of energy, pushing the defenders back. Lira was hurled to the floor, her sight blurring. She clawed her way upright, feeling the pain from the collision throughout her body. "We must not quit," she uttered, addressing herself more than anyone else. "We must continue with our efforts."

Orange, green, blue and purple blazed out across the flat plain, encircled by the trampled cornfields. The only illumination across the battlefield was the rapidly burning cabins. A flurry of arrows struck and hit the roof of Padgett’s cabin, lighting up the ancient timber structure instantly. Twisting desperately I could hardly move but I gasped as the beast quickly turned, jumping high into the sky before landing on top of four White Forest men and quickly killing them, dust rolling across the ground at its huge weight. The battle has swung in an entirely different direction. How are we meant to defeat such a beast?

Authors pov The battlefield was cast in the cold light of the moon, thick with blood and howls. The wolves were losing this war. They just didn’t have the strength or numbers of the Lycans. Each swing and swipe was a bit too desperate as the lycans who were sure of their strength tore through Derrick’s soldiers like butter.