Brave Frontier Noxa Novels & Stories

The guard handed over a sealed scroll but Knox snatched it first. His eyes scanned the message quickly. And instantly his expression darkened violently and fear punched straight through me. “What is it?” Knox looked toward Marcus. “Bastian’s forces were spotted near the western border.” The arena quieted instantly. “He attacked?” Conrad asked sharply. “Not yet.” Knox crushed the scroll in his fist. “But he’s moving very fast” Marcus cursed softly beneath his breath. Sasha immediately grabbed her weapons from nearby. “We leaving?” “Yes,” Knox answered instantly.

He felt like I was the one doing something wrong, like I was the bad guy. “Drop your aura,” Brock commanded as he hugged her head to his chest. I zero my eyes in on Syria, who whimpers against his chest. The sight was pitiful to my wolf, but I was too enraged that she knew, all along. All this time, she was working with Zane and she led her to him and now, he has her. “Drop it! I won’t warn you a third time,” he threatened, his eyes flickering to reveal his dragon.

Blake smirked, gesturing at Jasmine’s cousin who was currently clenching his fists, standing a few feet away, watching us. “Wulfric, if anything happens to my mate, I just want you to know that I will behead you without hesitation.” Alex scowled at Blake. “Relax, Adalwolf. Nothing is going to happen. I’m going to gather all my best warriors to go with my beta to keep watch. And then you and I will sneak over the border.” “Why me?” “Because we’re the only two people I know who have a high tolerance to wolfsbane. So if we get shot, we’re the most likely to survive.”

I finally came to see what they were playing at here. “You had to bribe them so they won’t hold back.” That was also the time when we were almost blinded by a blue wave of light. It was so powerful and it lingered. For a few seconds, we could not see a thing until it slowly diminished.We all focused to see what happened and where it came from. In the arena, only one figure stood still. It was my Max. The blue flame was her wolf and none of her opponents were conscious. They were alive, because one healer came to check if we are having a mass burial anytime today. He made a thumbs up sign which meant that they were alive just passed out from the intensity.

“Not a chance,” Xenos sneered and signalled for those behind him to attack. Amira’s eyes widened. She didn’t expect him to use them. Their numbers were so much lower than theirs. ‘Well, should have expected that,’ Nisha commented. Frowning, Amira took a step in Xenos’ direction, but something flashed out of the corner of her eye. She turned her head and blocked an air assault by none other than Nova. At the same time, Caz had attacked Rhys.

Finally, nhe locked eyes with his traitorous brother who was standing at the back of the crowd, a slight smirk on his face. "Brand has taken your Luna!" His finger pointed to his brother accusingly. The crowd gasped in shock as they turned toward Brand, their eyes glowing with anger. Liv had won the pack's love and affection over the last few weeks. Brand would find no support. The smirk left Brand's face and he immediately shifted and ran toward the woods to escape the furious crowd. Gunnar and Eric started after him but Brodi stopped them.

The air crackled between them—his fury, her defiance. Blade muttered under his breath, “Here we go again.” Cruz stepped closer, his eyes blazing into hers. “You’re not bait. You’re not a soldier. You’re the one thing I can’t lose.” Nova refused to flinch. “Then stop treating me like I’m already lost.” The silence stretched until Knox finally broke it. “She’s right, Cruz. You can’t shield her from this. None of us are untouchable. The only way through is together.”

I followed it. The pulse had distracted me from the cord of dead shapes. It roared like a pulse in the echoing stone. On the side of the wall most remote from me, and least influenced by the fire, there was no light on the ice. I knelt again. Something shimmered beneath the ice. Nox stepped forward, his blade drawn. He did not say a word. He punched a clean line through the frost with a single smooth arc of his arm. The ice split. And on the wall behind was a carving of two wolves. Side by side.

In short, it cut off the air supply and rendered the person completely disabled in a fight. Seconds ticked by the crowd’s laughter dying out when Nox appeared. He pushed past Brinley and Shayla. The former had been grinning maniacally the entire time, while the latter gasped and shuddered with every blow I’d landed. Nox folded his arms over his chest and looked down at me. “Let him go.” A growl escaped my lips. I forced them into a pout, “but he started it!” “I believe you, but his face is turning blue.”

Luckily, his parents always encouraged him and thought him to be stronger; which made the twenty-one-years old-Noah a formidable fighter even if he was an omega. *** It was a peaceful night at the Black River. You can clearly hear the murmur of the stream flowing in the river, the sounds of cricket chirping happily toward each other, and the sound of owl tu-whit tu-whoo harmoniously under the full moon. Yes, it was a perfectly peaceful night at the Black River, until the sound of clanking weapons from the two Luna destroyed the peace. With a vicious sneer plastered on her face, Brianna Violet aggressively shot her nail to her opponent from a distance. But Noah saw it coming and deflected it