Forward Unto Dawn Master Chief Novels & Stories

Tammy: The familiar citrus and aromatic woody scent of Damon's cologne greeted me on waking from sleep. Rays of sunlight streaming into the room landed on my eyes, causing me to squint at the invasive brightness. I rolled away from the rays of light, towards Damon's end of the bed but a note on the nightstand caught my attention. Grabbing it off the nightstand, I opened it to see two sentences scripted in beautiful calligraphy on the paper. They read; *Left for work early. Have an important meeting*.

He decided not to say any more and just went to lie down. The next morning, he woke as usual to find Victor preparing a meal and was glad to see him. Having not had his company the day before had told Mikail how much he enjoyed talking to Victor over their meals and discussing strategy as they had done for almost two months now. It took about an hour to eat and get everything packed, but they still had the camp packed and moving just after sunrise. Victor was again riding at the captain’s side and scouting ahead. Somehow, the captain thought that that felt as it should be. He vaguely wondered how he had become so comfortable with an assassin at his side, but did not give it much thought beca

Assistant Rin obediently answered, "You said your grandchildren are dragons, they should be allowed to soar in the high skies and you also said you would stay out of their life. To conclude it all, it was your wish to not informed and it was my duty to follow your commands." "_" Old Master Tang nearly choked, "Then why do you know about it? Didn't I order to not keep an eye on them?" "Sir, this was the last information I acquired after which our men retreated. I didn't want to break your resolve," Assistant Rin seriously said. "Well.. Very well What a virtuous assistant," The old man's beard shook with rage, "Let me reward you for your good deeds." "Alright, Sir. I'll gladly accept your rewa

But neither was as frightening to him as the plans they had made for the city, and aside from that, he felt as though it was his duty to ensure that Harley was not part of the carnage. "Maybe not to you, but to me it really puts things in perspective." She told him. Mason felt a warmth in himself that he hadn't experienced since he was human. It was a feeling that he had forgotten about for a long time, but now that it had come back he didn't want to let go of it. Unfortunately, there wasn't enough time for him to talk more as sunrise was in less than half an hour. "I better be going now, but you should be careful out here. The day walkers are worse than the night walkers, you know." He warn

“You! Over there!” When we turned, I saw several men in armour spread around the gallant carriage. The carriage door slams open and a white haired gentleman with a shiny crown on his head appears. The Gentleman wore a well-embellished tunic with a gold-work thread. He also wears a stylish scarf and a mantle, on his chest was a shining rose of brooch. On top of it, he wore a surcoat

He thought recklessly. Namir was worried that Nemiah hadn't eaten anything yet so he gently removed his lap from Nemiah’s head and he went to the water to catch some fish again. The water was cold but his body was warm enough to relieve the freezing temperature. He was just wearing a tiger-printed loincloth around his waist, and his well-built abdomen was exposed to the harsh breeze. He took the golden dagger tucked on his waist and dived into the icy water. A loud splash disrupted the calm waves and the shadow of the moon on the water was altered. The moonlight was enough for him to see moving creatures under the dark sea. He saw a giant cuttlefish so he pushed through the water to catch it

LUCA I was already awake and eating when Chief Steward Maren came to see me the next morning. "I heard you fainted last night," he started. "The medicine made me feel woozy, master." He nodded once. "My wife could not wait. Now she can't stop talking about you." I didn't know if that was a good thing or a bad thing. "Now, you are going to put her out of your mind. We go to see Lord Kael." When I heard those words, I could feel the whole world come crashing down on me like rain. But this was much more than rain. It was one hell of a flood. And it felt some someone had opened the gates of heaven just for that purpose.

(Delph’s POV) Dawn came slow and pale, brushing the treetops with silver before the sun dared to rise. The road northward stretched like a promise and a warning, winding through shadowed forests that smelled of rain and decay. Each step was measured, deliberate, the packs of Moonfall fighters behind me were restless but loyal, their trust earned, not given. I rode at the lead, the bond to Afnan a subtle thrum beneath my chest, guiding me through the mist.

FINAL CHAPTER Screams of wolves, whispers of blood, and cries of battle filled in the dawn. My forces, my alliance, the good side of the war is about to win. I did not expect the amount of minions and troops that my father has. He has a lot, almost outnumbering us.

It wasn’t very effective as they could dodge them very easily but still, it was what we had. “Let’s finish up. They leave at first light.” Ashe said the hunt began at Dawn, but they weren’t leaving until tomorrow. I assumed it was a figure of speech but after scenting the three sisters on Rhett I knew she had played her part. They had played their part… to well.