Deku Training Novels & Stories

I woke the next morning feeling more like myself than I had since the stranger had appeared at the fence line, and made my way down to the training yard with something almost like hope carried alongside the wariness that had become a constant companion over the last week. Kade was already there when I arrived, along with two of his senior warriors and Bram, running through a drill meant to test reaction speed against multiple opponents at once, the kind of exercise usually reserved for warriors well past a beginner's skill. I hesitated at the yard's edge, uncertain whether to join or simply watch, and it was Kade who noticed me first, calling me over with a gesture that left no room to decli

Shocker. We all gather at the packhouse at dusk, and I’m greeted by my beta, Deke. He’s been instrumental in helping run the pack over the summer while I’m busy with training. Deke is about ten years older than me, and his hair’s already turning a little grey. He served as my dad’s beta and he’s always been a mentor to me. Without him, I wouldn’t have had a clue as to how to step up and lead the pack when I suddenly became the alpha. Other than the guys I run the squad with, Deke’s the closest thing I have to family.

The elders start muttering among themselves before Derek speaks up. “Not that I am ungrateful for the opportunity father but why now? I thought I wouldn’t start that training until I am twenty,” asks Derek. I feel bad we did have a deal he could attend two years of college before we had to begin his training, but that is now off the table. He can take classes online if he still wishes to get a degree.

ELIAS’S POV It's been two days since the plan to bring down Alpha Keiran was finalized and the Drake family left Silverhaven. The staff were immediately brought back to the mansion to resume their usual duties. Although my father told me to rest for the whole week, I couldn't bring myself to sit around and do nothing. That afternoon, I was in the Pack general training ground, helping the young warriors train. All Heirs and Warriors are meant to go through basic training and teachings in their pack before they come of age to go into the general Academy.

Drake chose the open clearing just beyond the living quarters of the facility for his training ground. The ground there was firm and flat, it could accommodate all of them as they counted up to fifty, Elaina included. When he had first told them of what he wanted to do, all the youths had indicated interest, they were eager to fight for their place in the kingdom after being forced to hide for years.

I do appreciate it even if it’s coming from people who are meant to be my enemies. Kael’s deep voice cut through the laughter. “There’s something you should know, Donika.” My fork froze halfway to my mouth. His eyes locked on mine, unwavering. “Starting today, you’ll train with the gammas.” The words hit me like a physical blow. “Train?” I repeated. “Yes,” he said firmly. “You’ll be assigned a personal trainer, and I’ll have Ronan work with you occasionally as well.” “Kael—” his mother’s voice was sharp, cutting through his command. “Absolutely not. Donika is barely healed. She has no wolf and absolutely no defenses. You want to throw her into the pit with seasoned fighters? She could be ser

I followed him, curious and anxious. We reached the training hall, and the sound of heavy impacts echoed through the double doors. Inside, Deacon was working off his frustration on a heavy bag. He was shirtless, sweat glistening on his skin, his movements a blur of terrifying power. Each punch sounded like a crack of thunder.

Kaden said. My eyes were a little wide. “Henry, would be the one to train you. If he sees faults in you, you’re out. If I come to believe you’re not fit for this, you’re out. If any other ranked members have a problem, they get a vote,” he said seriously. “And there are conditions. First, you must finish your accounting degree. Then you have two years—it can be done part-time if you wish—to finish your business degree. I talked to your Uni, there is not that much left, and you can get it transferred here.

"Oh, so you don't trust me now?" Dakota glared at him. "Yes, I don't trust you! Stupid! Of course, I trust you." "You better be," Ray said. "By the way, what kind of training will you do to us?" Dakota asked Soheila. Her tone was excited and her eyes sparkled as she was curious how will someone younger than them train them. Sirene and Luna secretly smirked while Soheila was calm. "Not that hard, you just have to stay at the training ground for days without leaving. Why? Because we only have a couple of days until the contest or competition whatsoever."

It sounded completely impossible, but looking at Maya's confident face, I wanted to believe it. "Tell me more," I asked, shifting in my bed and ignoring the pain. "How would this even work?" Maya explained everything and how it was going to be. "My dad has a private training facility on our pack lands," she whispered. "It is completely off the grid. The Steel brothers and Bianca's family won't ever know you are there. Once you are healed enough to move, we take you there. You will learn hand-to-hand combat, weapon training, and pressure points. They will teach you how to predict an Alpha's movements before they even strike."