Darth Cognus Apprentice Novels & Stories

If they exposed their backs to the enemy, they would only die faster. However, Unus had just swallowed two people alive. Bartemius couldn't stop the apprentices at all. The third generation of the Lynches' apprentices couldn't hear his orders, and they just turned and ran toward the gate. Unfortunately, they ran too slowly. Unus' black eyes glinted, and a ferocious smile spread across his face. He suddenly opened his mouth, and a very strong suction force seemed to suck back the escaping apprentices, as if he were a living vacuum.

Then, arm in arm, we made our way to the training centre. Long tables were set up to accommodate all twenty of us recruits, another table in the front seated Beta Harris and another man who I could only presume was Jaydon. He was a lot younger than I had thought he would be, probably only in his mid-thirties. Jaydon's hair was completely shaved off, adding to the series of tattoos which spread down his ebony arms and up his neck to create the ultimate picture of danger. He looks mean. "Good evening recruits." Beta Harris welcomes us as we all sit down. "Welcome to our first debriefing. I would like to formally introduce Jaydon, one of Dark Moon's most experienced warriors and your trainer fo

Alpha Derion and Alpha Thane exchanged a look. “We appreciate the advice, Alpha, but our concern lies with the Ironpaws,” Alpha Thane said. “We’re allies, Lucas. We support each other.” “And I will be calling on your aide if and when it’s needed. You can count on that,” Lucas said. “But for now, we have this handled.” I noticed a familiar head of dark brown hair out of the corner of my eye. I looked to see Hannah walking through the atrium on her own. She appeared to be headed back to the hotel side of the complex.

She was panicked, but Jordan's presence calmed her somewhat. He was no simpleton, after all. He was the apprentice of Wesley Cane, the fifth most renowned master healer of Dragonia. Though he couldn't claim that he'd learned everything Wesley had to teach, he was definitely the cream of the crop of his generation. He was already an amazing healer in his own right.

He wasn’t so egoistic as to turn his eyes blind and easily accepted his defeat. “You heard that?” I asked Prince Deacon confidently while gesturing at the recruiter, who was nodding his head in agreement. Smiling with pride, I raised an eyebrow and raised my arms to gesture to Maise and Saige, who walked beside me. “Can we join the troops?” His eyes narrowed as he looked at the three of us for a little while before he sighed. “You’re all an apprentice of Custodes; of course, you're more qualified than the others.”

"You own me?" Dante nodded his head, wiping his hands onto his pants. "You follow my orders, you're on my time. If not, then you and your aunt dies." He paused for a second, waiting for the confused contortion on Nate's face to vanish but it didn't. "You help..." his face twitched for a second as he searched for the right word, "...relieve me...and I protect you, that's all." At first, Nate still seemed bemused, glancing towards the marbled counter and keeping a serious stare. But then, he snorted and placed a palm over his mouth to hide his smirk.

Jumping out of the way, I stood up to face the assailant. “Gus!” I warned my half-brother. “Get your emotions under control! You’re making a grave mistake.” “No,” his voice was a growl. “You made that mistake by coming after Lily.” “I didn’t kill her!” I shouted. But it was no use, because the next instant, there was a flash of light and in place of Gus stood a dark brown wolf with a white patch at the center of his forehead. The silver blade was caught between his teeth.

He had placed his wards around the area to conceal and protect them from any corrupted beasts or vines. The apprentice, who was named Kane, immediately hasted to set up the small table beside the fire. Magus Jade came to sit first, then followed by the three of them. Kane served four cups on the table, along with wheat bread, honeyed pastries, fruits, and some cheese.

Hunter, Darius, Aleah, and Ester arrived at the barracks where Hunter had been assigned. The Four Elder Alpha of Astral Guardians and the Alpha King were informed that the rogue rebels in the area were becoming uncontrollable, and the Astral Guardians stationed there were severely weakened. They were deeply troubled by the news that the commanding officer of the barracks was neglecting his duties. The soldiers lacked discipline, spent their nights in nightclubs, and were often the instigators of trouble—causing the rebels in the area to no longer fear them.

Maya's POV The training ground was soaked with blood and sweat. I watched from the platform as two of my potential lieutenants sparred below, Derek against a former Silvermoon warrior named Cassandra. Both had taken modified versions of the serum, carefully calibrated by my mother's medical team to enhance without destroying. Both were faster, stronger, deadlier than they'd been a week ago. But they were still holding back. "Again!" I shouted down at them. "And this time, Cassandra, fight like you actually want to win!"