Dustpelt Warriors Novels & Stories

"Put him in a death stasis using Cassian's magic. She was going to let the spell lock permanently. Keep him trapped forever while she opened the Lycan Vault." "The vault is a myth." "No, it's not." A new voice from the doorway. Everyone turned. A scarred warrior stood there, his face covered in old claw marks. Behind him, fifteen more wolves. "Who are you?" Jetstar demanded. "Dax. From the Outcast Lands." The warrior stepped inside. "And these are wolves you exiled over the past three years. Every single one of us was banished because we refused Arlene's orders. Orders she gave through Damoew while he was under compulsion."

Lifting my head, one eye glaring at him from above. “I would not harm the innocent,” I growled out. Many warriors stood back with their spears. “Only those who have touched what is mine.” Three warriors shook uncontrollably, backing away from the others. My body snaked around to the back of the crowd. My dragon hissed while they stood still. Sniffing them from above, one in particular smelled like my Fawn. My jaws snapped, picking the Elf from the ground, screaming like a helpless rabbit. Warriors threw their darts, only to be reflected by my scales. “Stop! Please!” Zaos waved his hands. “She’s alright, really. She is being bathed, she was covered in mud,…”

She started to spout out a narration of some of their interactions and I had to focus on the sound of my teeth grinding together to maintain my composure. The conversation about Christian's "impressive" aunt drolled on for a while until Victor saw an opportunity to steer it back to our dinner table. "Lord Ozera, my daughter tells me that you and several other Moroi in your kingdom have been known to engage in combat against enemy attacks." The blue-eyed Moroi took a sip of his wine and cleared his throat before responding. "Yes, Lord Dashkov. Inferion prides itself on the unity between Dhampir and Moroi not only in matrimony, but in battle as well."

someone yells. Horns blast through the night. Warriors spill out of their tents, grabbing weapons, shifting into action, running. At the forefront, Damian's already transformed into his wolf form, his dark fur blending into the shadows. The rogues crash into our line like a relentless wave. Suddenly, the first injured start arriving before I’m even prepared. A warrior stumbles into the tent, his arm missing below the elbow, blood streaming down his side, soaking the ground. I grab him, pressing my hands to the stump.

Three men and one woman made their way to Adrian. Dragonshire’s Battle Warrior Lucas! Serpentshire’s Battle Warrior Raquel! Mantishire’s Battle Warrior Caine! Griffinshire’s Battle Warrior Gale! The four great battle warriors had assembled. Serpentshire’s Battle Warrior Raquel looked toward Paul and gestured at Prison 14’s tightly-shut entrance. She commanded, “Open the door!” Paul inhaled a deep breath and said, “I’ll need permission from Internal Affairs. Otherwise, I…” Raquel raised her hand and slashed it down like a blade.

We stand back-to-back, a fortress of teeth and claws, rending through fur and flesh—blood mats my fur, thick and sticky, the silver wounds throbbing with every heartbeat, the forest’s chaos a relentless assault on my senses. “They know our fighting formations!” I link Dax through the haze of pain, dodging a rogue’s snapping jaws and retaliating with a slash that opens its throat in a gush of crimson. “Someone’s selling us out!” “Those logs Leila found,” Dax links back, his grey form blood-soaked but unyielding as he snaps a rogue’s neck with a brutal twist, its body crumpling like a broken toy. “Bet your ass it’s connected—watch your left!” A fresh wave of rogues’ crashes in, four of them in

EmeraldEyes launches the dart with his prized atlatl a spear thrower carved from the tusk of the matriarch, feeling the notches beneath his palm and remembering each prey they represented by name. The first dart signals the eruption of chaos, its barbed tip to write this conflict into the air among countless others. Only the jungles of Ma’Nyla, the near-eternal witnesses, are the true victors of these many warriors; from those simply vying for daily survival, to those protecting their supposed claim on the land. The blood spilled and flesh rendered feeds its roots.

I fully understood what Aunt Calista meant, "Then we will fight for as long as it takes us." "WARRIORS!"My voice echoed through the whole pack and woods as my warriors came out, a much larger number than Luke's warriors but Luke's warriors were also large but with Montana, it was like they had doubled. My warriors came out, and I urged them on, "The Goddess is with us, Fight for what you love." They cheered on and then I shouted, "SHIELD!!!!" Luke also had his men ready. The smirk he had on his face, it would be a pleasure wiping it off.

what revenge could possibly be worth destroying the lives of innocent people… its savage, ruthless! Everyone started loading their kit into the jeeps, each picking one to ride in. Heath insisted I rode in the first jeep that he would be driving along with Adeena, Mitch and his brother Warren who was also a warrior. Trey, Yen and Danny and another warrior had the jeep behind us and behind them was a long line of black jeeps that held brave and fierce Diamond moon warriors. As the first jeep in front, I couldn’t help but feel we were leading them on some sort of suicide mission... each of them leaving their world behind to fight for the Blue Moon. All I could do was hope the Blue Moon hadn’t d