Foxleap Warriors Novels & Stories

a breath whispered into my ear. I sharpened my focus in the distance, looking towards where Christian was pointing and could see the outline of a fawn. I looked back over to Rose's group and could tell they had spotted it as well. A couple men started to move their feet, but Rose shot her arm out and signaled for them to get down. "Get ready," she whispered. "But it's just a deer," another Guardian started to argue, but Rose quickly hushed him and gave the hand signal to stay low and prepare for attack.

he spat. "what are you guys standing there for? size this little girl," he said with anger. As Rocco's angry command echoed through the air, my heart raced with anticipation. Rocco's words dripped with contempt, but little did he know, I was no ordinary girl. Standing my ground, I watched as the warriors charged towards me, their faces contorted with determination. But before they could even draw close, Jada, my loyal wolf, unleashed a torrent of magical energy. It surged forth with a ferocity that sent the warriors hurtling backwards, their bodies tumbling through the air with astonishing force.

Adrik even had to ask to have them separated as fighting the Fae back-to-back was draining on him and his magick. “Three more warriors, Adrik. Do you need a break?” I asked him as the last shifter was helped off the field by a few of his buddies. “Three more should not be a problem, but I will say that this is one of the best and worst days for me.” He said with a huge smile on his face. The next warrior up was this small little girl, who came in with the Rogue camp. “What is your name sweetheart?” Adrik asked her as she came up to shake his hand.

Two of you are to follow me to make sure no one is following, and one of you should should guard my bedroom door and make sure no one gets in. With that, I transformed into a miniature form of my phoenix, which was the size of an eagle. I took flight, and I felt truly at home in the skies and started to do some acrobacy to stretch my wings. At some point, without realizing, I crossed the territory line. As I flew in unfamiliar skies, I looked down and saw a wolf that was injured. By the looks of it, I flew away from my gaurds, and they were too far away for me to yell without attracting attention. I knew how to defend myself, and I knew I'd be able to defend the wolf and I. I flew down, and

I’d heard the whispers from his higher-ups, the ones who gossiped worse than whores in a brothel with nothing better than to do. “There is a boundary,” he continued, beginning to slowly pace. His crimson eyes were bright with something close to madness. “It is woven from Fae magic and the power of a Phoenix wolf. Old magic. Defiant magic. It will test us.” He paused, a grin curling his lips. “But we will test it back.” A hand raised up, flames flaring high in response. He was such a show-off. Demons controlling fire. Stop the damn presses. “It will break, and when it does…” His arms spread wide, a cruel grin on his face. “…every creature that hides behind that fire will remember the name of

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.

“I don’t want to hear any more of your self-righteous nonsense! Foxes, now!” With Carl’s command, several foxes leaped out of the shadows, their weapons gleaming, their eyes filled with murderous intent. “Protect Faye!” Liam yelled, charging forward with Leander by his side. The fight erupted in an instant, the air thick with the scent of blood and violence. I struggled against my restraints, but the chains dug into my skin, keeping me immobilized. I could only watch as Liam and Leander battled the foxes, their figures entwining in the dark, creating a brutal tapestry of combat.

Finally Gael stepped forward and said, “This is a challenge to the death and the stakes are war. There are no rules and you can obviously fight in any form. He looked at Phoenix with what was that, concern? “Let’s do this, I need to have Amy underneath me when I’m done with this trash.” As he said that he took a swing at Phoenix which she deflected and he tried again and again to land a punch until she backhanded him and he fell to the ground. Gael’s warriors cheered while Alpha Montrose’s warriors growled. Gael stood stoic watching intensely with his eyes going over every corner, nook and cranny. He was also very much watching Phoenix’s back. Phoenix on the other hand was biding her time w

Thea leaps over the fence with ease and silver fur ripples as I meet a rogue wolf head on. The rest of the warriors burst out from behind me and the sound of fighting fills the clearing.

I nodded and smiled while he grinned, “I would be happy to do that, love.” We all stepped outside and I stepped off the porch and hopped a little on the ground, “Done. Are you ready to do your thing, babe?” He smiled as he chanted something quietly with his arms splayed out widely and turned a full three hundred sixty degrees. When he stopped, he looked at me, “Done.” I smiled widely and kissed him sweetly, “Once again, perfect harmony.” We all chuckled and Blaze laughed hard, “Hey Sylvie, can you release that trampoline for just a minute? I just got a mind link from my warriors. They’re bouncing.” I laughed, “Oops.” I tapped the ground with my foot and the warriors sent Blaze a mind link. B