Bumble Warriors Novels & Stories

Soon, she - they - were all staring up as the huge balloons with the gargantuan creatures inside each of them got closer. They were so close, that she could see their peculiar shapes and sizes. She resisted a shudder and centered her attention on the people around her. Verag and the four other warriors were fierce-looking as they held their swords. They gleamed with an unnatural light. Dilla and Zar stood side by side with Connie. They were equally fierce-looking in their own right.

Hal had fought and fought but he was getting tired. The warriors from Wisteria seemed to be never tiring. No matter how much they shot at them, they were never able to land one single hit. Even if they did, these warriors would simply take the bullet out and the wound would close up.

said Hugo, Athen knew he can't waste time anymore and decided to wake up and get ready quickly, they both ate their breakfast and packed their bags and decided to head out. In front of them laid the big dense forest that was home to Barbarians, before entering the forest Hugo warned and told Athen about the Barbarians, "They are not to be considered humans just remember this" said Hugo, both of them was being careful with their every move, their were bears and mountain lions in forests too but they didn't possessed threat like barbarians, Hugo had fought Barbarians in many battles he knows their tactic, for Hugo Barbarians were not smart they was just animals.

added one of the soldiers. The colonel's eyes squinted. Suddenly he felt itchy on his arms and legs. Without further ado, he swiped the crawling creature with his hand, cursing. It fell down on the floor, moved, and tried to fly away but the Colonel was swift. He stumped on it, flattening it with his boot, its fluid oozed out under his sole. Feeling triumphant, he ordered his men. “OK, let's get on with it.”

I ask. “You do.” Gregory said quickly. “You are going to work together to take down a gang of Rogues that have infiltrated the inner city.” The warriors looked at each other in surprise. Gregory set us up in what he lovingly called his “war room”. It was just a massive conference room filled with computers, maps, and wall to wall dry erase boards. The warriors took their places around the table and we spent the next several hours coming up with a plan of attack. The warriors knew each other so well that their ideas flowed together like a well-oiled machine.

Okay, I have to play this right, they were warriors, massive and expert. They came from the opposite side—half-wolves, half-mercs, growling and stinking of wolfsbane and dark serum. “Oh great,” I snarled. “Party’s full!” That’s when Barbie decided to show off.

My best friend Allen, Delta Heir, is already branching out into the Healing and Magic arts and its application to technology. My goal as a pack member is to become a warrior. Because I grew up chubby, that doesn't apply to me but guess what? As I said, I always carried a mean right hook with me. My weight just adds power to it. And with all the training I had received since joining the Gamma Warrior program, I could keep my shapely body and build strength and stamina.

Dead bodies, dead zombies, are decomposing everywhere I look. All of these things aren't what makes me pause though. What scares me the most are the small fires that have been recently set in the last few hours or so. Since there hasn't been much on the roads in the last six months other than zombies, a recently lit fire is a sign to worry. It's a sign of the Zombie Warriors. The Zombie Warriors spend their days in organized squadrons. They're armed with tactical weapons, and they move quickly through the city, killing zombies everywhere they go.

“He’s not like anything we’ve faced before, so we’ll have to do some covert training in human and wolf form before we leave. Make sure the trainers know for the next three days the elite team will be training around the clock in groups.” “The ship will accommodate sixty people comfortably, my crew makes up seven, and the rest will be you three, Marilee, and your pack members,” Alford offered. “So, Grey, make sure there’s twenty of our elites, and twenty-nine of our topline warriors in the training rotation.” “Got it, Alpha.” “How many warriors total do you have?” Zara asked. “There’s a total of thirty-seven hundred warriors. Not all of them stay on pack grounds, though.” “That’s a good numbe