Harlock Space Pirates Novels & Stories

Orion sat up, his brow arched so high it almost touched his hairline. "Which one of our reserves was raided?" he asked in a guttural tone, leaning over the table to pin the older Lycan with an expectant stare. "The clan 6 reserve," the chieftain responded, and his eyes snapped to the Lycan male, who was seated two seats away from him. "Isn't that your jurisdiction, Larkin?" he sneered at the Chieftain, who cowered under the intensity of his scrutiny; his lips were glued shut in fear.

And worse, they would ruthlessly kill without having any second thoughts. Since taking over the role of the pirate, Captain Hawk, from a man who had been the pirate for many years, Marcus only attacked the Emperor’s ships. However, now that he no longer trolled the seas, he took prisoners from the stagecoaches occupied by these soldiers. Today’s hold-up, however, had been different. Marcus had overheard the French soldiers were trying to fool the elusive Captain Hawk by transporting the documents differently, carried by a civilian. Marcus was smarter than the Emperor’s soldiers. He, too, had spies everywhere.

"Let me pose a question to you instead. Those people you sent after her, are they top of the list or bottom?" Obviously, Harold was ticked off. He looked at the dark skinned Azanian warlock with such loathing but still responded. "I Harold Hades, only recruit the best. That group consisted of my top five warriors. That means they are top of the list.!" "Then do you now understand why I have to ensure that this feisty little girl here won't bite?" The warlock posed yet another question to Harold. No doubt it was laced with mockery. Harold's ego was bruised but he knew the Azanian was right. He just hummed and nodded curtly before he left. Mtungagore followed and they magically secured the du

"There are still so many Heavenly Stars Sect's disciples that are alive?! Are the bunch of Ninth Sacred Sects too weak, or are you too incompetent, Harvey?" Harvey's initially gloomy face was about to be beaded with sweat. Nonetheless, Harvey still glanced coldly at the burly man, and with an indifferent look, he said, "If you think I'm weak, we can give it a try later." "Do you think I'm afraid of you? In South Earlington's top ten list of bandits, you're two ranks lower than me!" The burly man grinned and clenched his fists, making loud cracking sounds. Someone among the Heavenly Stars Sect's disciples growled, "Lennon Willow! Ranked fourth in South Earlington's top ten bandits, known as t

Was he here to give out the punishment he was unable to dish out last time? Still, I plastered a smile to my face. “Nice to see you again, Harold.” I took the wine but I didn’t drink. Briar’s warning still rang deep in my ears. “Oh, I’ve been meaning to apologize for our first encounter. Let’s blame it on the full moon since it affected my mood.” “Right.” I nodded, even though I didn’t agree with him. “Perhaps, a proper introduction is due.” He said, smiling. “I’m Harold Western. Alpha of the Storm River pack. And like my last name, we control a part of the Western area of Ridge city.”

"Please, brother. Not like this. A sword or an arrow through my heart, but not fire." Liv grabbed Brodi's hand tightly as he pronounced Brand's sentence. "Brandur Sköll! You have shown yourself to be a traitor to your pack. You kidnapped and planned to kill your Alpha's fated mate. You conspired with another Alpha to turn your Alpha Berserker, thus causing his death."

"Keep up the determination boys, we must have these ships ready in a few days time" Harold hollered as he strolled through the organized mayhem that was the hasty ship building going on. "High Marshall!!" screamed one of Harold's men as he came running. Harold was browsing through a bunch of ship building plans when he turned his attention to the soldier. "My Lord" the soldier came to a halt in front of Harold, panting heavily. "Speak soldier," Harold barked. "Our scouts report that a squadron of werewolf ships have moved out of the Werekult harbor"

Harlock sat in his office, deep in thought, when his spies came in. He had been preoccupied with the looming threat of an attack on his pack, but now that his spies had returned, he had hoped for some good news. "What did you find out?" Harlock asked, his voice heavy with concern. The lead spy, a grizzled wolf with sharp eyes, stepped forward. "My lord, we have uncovered some troubling news," he said, bowing respectfully. Harlock leaned forward, his heart racing. "Tell me," he demanded.

Steel stayed with Siren and Councilwoman Rebecca, and Titan is somewhere in between so he can relay messages if necessary. Hijack and I have worked together for three years. We’re good partners and we complement each other well. His skill set is different from mine, so we each focus on what we’re good at. I begin to hack into Alpha Casey’s system while Hijack begins to override the scrambler.

Said the man that was addressed as Boss. “Since Boss has spoken, let’s get down to business.” At this time, Marlee could not help asking loudly, “What are you guys trying to do?” “What are we trying to do? Do you still need to ask? Since you’ve met us, of course, we’re going to kill you all and rob you clean,” one of the space pirates replied with a smile. “Aren’t you space pirates afraid of retribution for committing so many sins?” Marlee cursed angrily.