Galaxy War Novels & Stories

The valley between the Packs and the Mountains is now considered an official War Zone. Alpha Killian has formally requested that the Alphas join forces against the enemy, rather than fighting separately. Killian has given clearance for ALL Alphas to rendezvous on his compound. All who contribute to the war effort will be honored guests on his land. The Gates to the Eclipse Pack are officially open to all who are willing to do their part in this war. Many Thanks – and may the Goddess Selene bless you. - High Alpha Belmont, former Alpha of the Nightshade Pack

"I'm going to Galos. This isn't just about saving the Sovereign. If Sovereign falls into Emma Kincaid's hands, Galos' Kingdom would be as affected as the Sovereign." The good thing about Galos was that he wasn't a heartless monster who waged wars for nothing. He waged war to defend his Kingdom. Other than that, he was docile. He never bothered to join other people's wars and just cared for his own Kingdom. Celeste could tell that the outcome of this war wouldn't be the best one for Galos as well.

The fall of the Winter Moon pack angered Agnar and that's when he began making moves to take the throne. He now was Alpha to the largest known pack. He began taking in warriors from the packs that did not have Alpha’s any longer. He ensured they pledged loyalty and if there was the slightest bit of questioning it he killed them. There was no room in this world for weakness and uncertainty. He wandered over the river bank, he had always found water relaxing and calming. He found himself staring down into watching the rapid current make small waves over the river rocks. Soon hopefully all this will be over. Alpha Derek was the only real threat these days. He had sent scouts to see if it was D

Zeno:Pluto great general Kataros:Get our warriors ready and alert our allies the sun warriors that we are entering their space and to be ready for our arrival Zeno:As you wish great general (turns and talks to the soldiers nearest to him)well you have your orders get ready for war(as he walks away to go and inform the sun warriors of their arrival) Sun planet. Fire Lord Leto (supreme leader of the sun planet):(addressing his soldiers)men we have received information that kataros the great general and overlord of the cryptoian planet has entered the milky way galaxy our own galaxy (everyone starts getting concerned).Leto continues:No need to panic they have asked for our help and we will help

“I felt it when she followed me through the phase paths. When she moved like someone who shouldn’t exist in this universe’s physics.” His hands dropped. His chest heaved. “And then, when I touched her.” His voice broke entirely. “Riven, the castle, the planet, it tried to undo the fracture.” Silence. Riven didn’t speak. He just nodded, slow and heavy. “Yeah. I saw it.” Another long breath. “So, the question is,” Riven leaned against the wall again, voice grave, “if she really is the fracture, the divine reset, what happens when the galaxy figures it out?” Neither of them answered. Because they both knew. It meant war. Not just between species. Not just between factions. War against the fabri

The other two seem to be outspoken than I am so I will allow them the lead. "Excellent place to begin. Let's see, there are sixteen planets in our galaxy with life on them. Earth, Cok, Peulo, Kea, Vaal, Hassin, Shikaz, Makskin, Glortinon, Frole, Gaimo, Jahn, Rusckod, Gafrop, and Muysock. The allied planets are currently at war with Jahn, Rusckod, Gafrop, and Muysock," Baalee says and Jia leans forward.

She nodded, a faint smile tugging at her lips though her pulse still raced. Kaelan broke the moment with a gesture, motioning them toward a well-worn path. The training grounds opened into order and chaos woven together—rows of canvas barracks stretched out, each filled with cots where warriors of rival factions now slept side by side. Beyond them, the leadership quarters formed a smaller circle: individual tents gathered around one central pavilion. Kaelan pushed open the flap of the main tent, revealing its unlikely heart—a war room. Maps covered the walls, tactical symbols scrawled in chalk. A bank of computers hummed behind a canvas partition, a marriage of magic and machinery, ancient w

Once I was safely out of Moria, I took my SIM card out and completely cut off contact with William. Over the next few days, I toured all kinds of landscapes and got to enjoy the sunshine and the wind. I completely forgot about William's existence. That was up until the cunning tour guide tried forcing me to buy something, and when I refused, he would no longer let me back on the cruise ship. All of a sudden, I heard two gunshots in the air. Before I knew it, William was there. Nobody there had ever seen anything so flashy, and they could all guess who I must have been.

Kieran was not in the room, he was attending to other things, so I was barely distracted. One war stood out immediately; the War of the Crimson Sky. The Moon Goddess had called upon humans to fight alongside her celestial warriors. The sky, once peaceful, had turned blood-red as thousands clashed. It was said that the battle lasted for seven nights without rest, and on the final night, the Goddess herself descended, her silver light washing over the battlefield. Her presence alone ended the war, forcing the darkness to retreat.

Isabelle said with an evil grin. “You don’t have to thank me, I think I have no choice but to join in this war.” I muttered but deep within me I meant it.