Group Battle Novels & Stories

Once the coast was clear out popped Aidan. "Finally, I'm out." He said. "Aww, couldn't he stay there a little longer, you should really register him for the Ghost school." Jay asked. Aidan knew the joke was on him but he said nothing. "How does this prank war work?" Autumn asked. "Oh, each school form different groups that way it would be easier to eliminate our enemy, its ten people a group so we have to start grouping immediately, then once the war starts you make sure you don't get pranked and if you succeed then you move to the final round where you have the final war with the last survivors, we don't know what the final blow will be so be alert okay." Jay said, Melanie stopped on the tr

He immediately drew his sword. "you see Lomi" Ralf was saying as he was busy bolting the doors before turning to face him, "your mind tells you that you know better, it has always the flaw you have and you had never for once tried to learn better. You know without having to told that there was no way you would betray me and I leave you to walk out of my presence alive without ensuring your head is on the ground with my feet resting on it. You dare stand before before me to tell me about the brothers, do you know anything about the brothers, when did you join the brotherhood? You should have thought about the glory that was awaiting us. Well, such a glory is pleasing to my eyes and I am still

“You sent us out hunting for a Gamma?! You stupid shit. I sent ten of my strongest warriors on a suicide mission for your sorry ass.” Justin’s eyes lost focus. They could tell his was mind linking with his warriors. When his eyes refocused, he looked at Zach. “We’re done. My warriors are packing up and returning home. You are going to fight your own battle.” Zach flashed a toothy grin at Justin. “We have plenty of help from Hoh pack. We don’t need you, and if you want help with your territory dispute, don’t come crawling to us.” Duncan looked at Justin. “What territory dispute?”

Blake explained, as Roland was about to heat an argument. Bake shook his head in consensus, “He is correct, Alpha. A beta's place is beside his leader in the war front” “Alright, I guess we are good,” Gerrard said. "Roland and Jay will lead the shrub group, Blake, I, and chief Beta will have a group each hidden around the boundaries ambush the Dark Moon warriors when they make their first strike. Chief Beta, if you can hold off th first strike then you can join the second wave to gives us an advantage" Gerrard continued.

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To us, though, a mate is a mate—at least to me—and no one should reject their mate and hurt them. "Having a mate is meant to make things easier. There may be a few battles along the way. Overall, though, you should feel like it's more good than bad that comes from it." I nod at her words. It's more bad than good with Rose, but rejecting her would be wrong. "Sometimes, the battles are what bond people together more," I explain, and she nods.

Thane's soldiers were caught off guard, struggling to regroup and defend themselves against the sudden assault. Marco's heart raced as he watched the battle unfold. He knew that timing was crucial. Group B had to strike at just the right moment to capitalize on the chaos and confusion created by Group A. The clash of weapons and shouts of combatants echoed through the night, creating a surreal symphony of war. Arin leaned in close to Marco, her voice barely audible over the din of battle. "We need to time this perfectly. If we wait too long, Thane's forces might regain their composure. If we move too soon, we could be caught in the crossfire."

Pulte was just silent the whole time. "How should I deal with this? The next phase is the group battles, they'll be testing us on how we contribute to the team and winning the battles." Pulte thought. "This Killian guy seems skilled. He's about Tim's level based on their score. Let's see what he can do in the group battles." Pulte added. Their group was split in two, and were placed in different brackets. They won't be going up against each other. "Since there are at least 25 people in each group left, it was still plenty for group combat so they split the groups again." Killian said.

a*shole. "Sounds great." I said sarcastically and he scowled for a moment at my attitude. "Groups come claim your newbies. You'll have 20 minutes to get acquainted with each other's fighting abilities. Your bond will help fill in the gaps of who each of you are. We'll use training grounds 3 for our battles and we're starting with group 1." He eyed me as he said that, a challenge in his posture. Everyone started to disperse except the groups that had one of us in them. May was happily accepted by everyone, pulling her away as they conversated. Nick had some weary glances, but they were friendly towards him all the same as they guided him to the edge of camp to talk.

Our enemies had gotten stronger. In the short time since our last battle, the Blood Moon pack had somehow doubled in numbers and were much less sloppy in terms of their strategy. We had to be steadfast and diligent as we moved through the trees. “Three men per group. One defends, one attacks and the third should act as a watchman for the group, focusing on identifying the invisible attacker while providing aid to your other two group mates!!” I gave my order, and within fifteen seconds, my warriors finished forming their groups.