Hollyleaf Warriors Novels & Stories

But Holly still remembered all the summer holidays and long weekends she spent here as a little girl with fondness— "They're here," Willow said, pulling Holly away from the breathtaking view of the hills. She spun around in time to see two Jeep Wranglers speed towards them. "Thank God we don't have to walk!" Willow continued, taking Holly's hand. "Yeah, thank heavens!" Holly murmured, snatching her hand away, irritated at Willow for acting like everything was all rainbows and sunshine when she hadn't even apologised over their fight last night. Still mad as hell at her sister, Holly didn't want to be in her presence unless she absolutely had to. But as luck would have it, Liam quickly bundle

Argon was roaring at her. "Alpha, let me take over." Krane’s voice was loud enough for me to hear him. "Shut up, Krane, or I will throw you out of the arena." He snapped at him before turning his attention back to Holly. "More Holly. Or I will call another warrior to take your place." Holly stood up and tried another attack, and I kept dodging all the punches and kicks that she was throwing at me. All she was showing me was the same routine Aeon was using when we sparred during my training, so it was easy to avoid her this time.

It's like having spies among us. Despite this revelation, the lingering question persists: who among us is colluding with the enemy? The warriors claim they saw a lady who covered her head with a hoodie, after she left, they were distracted by a terrible smell, followed by the rogue's attack. The rogue said one of the warriors stepped aside for them while the woman showed them the way. ----------- In the morning, my pack and I trained together. First, the warriors and I practised before the others. When everyone else joined, we split into groups to teach them.

"Poppy, you will never forget what has happened and you will never forget the feelings that lays in these memories for as long as I lives" The compulsion made it impossible for me to move forward, my parents and our coven were furious because of what Holly did to me. No matter what herbs or spells they tried it didn't work, Holly were to strong. The covens leader are supposed to be strong but they would never choose Holly to be the next leader. Holly were strong but she was also unhinged and very impulsive, not fitting to be a leader which angered her. Our coven once had an oracle, a woman named Liz, she said an prophecy about two sisters and an upcoming war but Holly killed her. The prophec

"At least this way we won't be anyone's puppets." "No!" Holly leaped in front of Ruby and grabbed onto the weapon. Energy singed her hands but she refused to let it go. The purple sparks danced across her flesh. "I won't let you guys do this. Besides, you don't even know if that's the plan this time around!"

“As I said before, the Golden Leaf is inside a glass box in a warehouse on the other side of the island. Drago told me once that there are one hundred of his warriors stationed around the warehouse, and three hundred inside the warehouse, guarding the glass box. So that’s four hundred warriors. Now to overcome this, I do not intend on taking them out one by one. There’s seven of us after all. What we are going to do is something that will completely take them by surprise. Our three animals here will simply attack the warriors guarding the warehouse. Rachel, you will be on a cliff which is directly above the warehouse. You will shoot your arrows at the warriors. Zak, your role is very importa

I couldn’t lose my brother too. But he remained unshaken and let out an icy chuckle, “Look around you, idiot. You’re the ones surrounded.” Holly’s head jerked up, and her eyes darted around in disbelief. In the darkened woods, more green wolf eyes appeared. They clearly outnumbered her forces and were enclosing her in a deadly circle. I breathed a shaky sigh of relief. Eason hadn’t come alone—his soldiers were here with us. We were safe. “Those are Emerald Howl Pack soldiers! And I’m their Luna! They’re supposed to listen to me!” Holly snapped. She still seemed tough, but panic was leaking through her defiance.

Uri was so scared that he couldn't breathe; he stammered until he managed to utter a few sentences: "The Red Leaf Organization… specializes in catching vampires. They want to kill me, so what am I?" Clement sighed and patted Uri's shoulder. "I'm sorry! I kept it a secret from you for eighteen years. I planned to tell you this secret when you were an adult, but the Red Leaves found you soon." He pulled out a tattered letter from his pocket and placed it in front of Uri. Knowing this was the secret Clement had been hiding for years, Uri took the letter, opened it, and carefully read each word. The more he read, the paler his face became, and the hand holding the letter trembled.

"I don't like him in any way. He just makes me feel ashamed by playing in such an absurd manner," Minahil retorted and took a bottle from her bag and took long gulps of the mint shake. "Yes, Abraham." The deafening charivari along with loud banging and whistling attracted the attention of everyone present there except for the boys playing fiercely. "The queen bee with her groupie!" Minahil said scrunching up her nose to which Yara laughed. Their team won the match and sharp noise of clapping, hooting and party poopers rose in the ground.

*whistle blows* and we all take off into the woods. "Alright guys, let's huddle up" I say to my team "we don't know how much time we have but let's find trees with the thickest leaves and climb, go up and find a steady branch to nestle on and stay there but make sure you have a vantage where you can see and hidden enough so if the wind blows you're hidden too well for your scent to carry, let's move"