Clear Sky Warriors Novels & Stories

"Jeff? Is he your husband?" "No, he's a stranger." With those final words, Cecilia stood up and walked out without looking back. Zephyr City was known for its endless rainy days, and today was no different. Cecilia walked through the rain with her head held high, quickly vanishing into the crowd. Goodbye, Zephyr City. She had no ties to that place anymore...

Raymond's head was tilted upward, gazing at the dark sky with its twinkling stars. Ravi gazed at Raymond's outstretched wings, which slowly flapped with soft feathers dancing in the biting morning breeze. The black feathers of Raymond's wings were as dark as the night sky, and something stirred in Ravi's chest as he watched those wings, as if he was living in a fantasy tale he had once read. Ravi was captivated when Raymond turned and descended from the window, his eyes widening as he locked eyes with Ravi.

Aldophus didn't reply to what Cleo said and instead changed his clothes before leaving the room and leaving the palace. *** Sara reached Autumn town on the third day in the evening. The city was thrown into turmoil as the news of a tiger rider spread like wildfire. It wasn't long until Sara found an inn to pass the night as the growling and roaring of her tiger came from the shed. "Did you lock the shed?" Sara asked the owner of the inn. "Yes. Very tight milady," the innkeeper said and went his way. When it comes to capturing, Sky could easily be trapped because he isn't a wild tiger. He had grown right from when he was a cub in her home and that made him less hostile.

Buttercup jerked her gaze toward the windows as the night over Feather Lakes exploded in a cacophony of sounds. She heard screaming as people begged for the death of the Warrior and saw the flames from fiery arrows arc across the sky. She stared, mouth open wide, as smoke filled the sky. What the hell? Arrows?

she said coldly. Kyden and Skyler were mates and in their senior years at school. Kyden was not ready to go at other school but Althea had choose eight great warriors of the pack which include Kyden, Jason, Skyler, Charlie, Aria, Zoe, Justin and Harper. “I am afraid because Canis Lupus wolves are not safe out there,” he said. “They are one of best warriors in Canis Lupus pack Uncle and don’t forget when I came here I was trained by their parents they have my trust” she said smiling.

Their team won the match and sharp noise of clapping, hooting and party poopers rose in the ground. Minahil's face held a blazing appearance for she felt their team did not win because of her cousin Zaviar. They owed their success to Abraham Chauhdry, her rival. "You didn't play well Zaviar" she said as soon as he approached them. Other boys and girls were gathered around Abraham. She glared at them and then turned her gaze to the boy standing in front of her and heard him, "We won, that is important," he shrugged and took the water bottle from Yara.

With the major fighters of Great Sky Group gathered in front, they firmly stopped Matthew and the rest of Wolf’s Den in their tracks. “Clear a path for me,” Tyr ordered. Torbert and Jermaine instantly rushed over with speed. Torbert knocked Jude aside with a single punch, while Jermaine flung out his golden playing cards. Having managed to rush over as well, Zeppelin swung his sword and easily sliced off an arm of one of the Great Sky Group’s fighters. “Stop him!” Sky roared. James was the first one who stepped out in an attempt to stop Tyr. “Scram!” snapped Tyr.

Stevie I lean back against the cool stone of the overlook and tip my face up toward the sky, letting the thin autumn sun warm my cheeks. The clouds move slow today, stretched and lazy, like they don’t know a war is coming. Like the world isn’t holding its breath. Below me, in the training yard, Sky stands awkwardly among a cluster of kids his age. Teenagers, technically. Almost-grown wolves with too-long limbs and too-loud voices. He doesn’t quite fit the circle they’ve formed. He never does.

he said, still turning his back on Clyde before finally entering the house. Clyde's face lit up instantly when he heard Simeon's word. "Yes!" he exclaimed joyfully as he lay down on the grass once more. "Are you that happy?" Callie inquired as she approached him. She knelt beside him and stroked his perspiring brow. "I would like to be like him." "Are you referring to my Papa Simeon?" "He's very cool, just like the Japanese samurai warriors I see in movies," he exclaimed.

Remy steps up beside me, dire-coyote form towering, golden eyes blazing. Remy: “Coyote Club rule number ten: When the Sky Court crashes your first week of college— you remind them who actually owns the horizon.” The first wave of Sky soldiers dives. We meet them halfway. The war for the sky starts now. And we’re not the ones who are scared.