Makai Wars Novels & Stories

She went on like she was listing weather patterns instead of divine war tactics. "In the war of black sand," she murmured, "they walked as medics. In the ash uprising, they were spies. In the burning crown rebellion, they were the ones who smuggled children out of siege zones through sewer tunnels." Darius inhaled sharply. I just stared at her. "You're saying," I said slowly, "those little… things have been in human wars?" Makeh's eyes met mine. "Every major war has unseen participants, Sage. The quafars have stood where armies fell."

“I know you’re her mate, but you want to take her back to Snow Creek so soon?” Jaedon nodded. “I fear a war is starting.” My mother looked down at her hands, where she was turning her wedding ring on her finger. “You’re right.” I was confused. Mother continued. “When your father and I married, there were many threats made to us. However, Alpha of Snow Creek and Alphas of many other packs were our allies or just indifferent. This was the first marriage they had seen of an Alpha and an original. No one was as upset as they are now. When we married, there weren’t too many daughters of Alphas that your father could choose and I was his destined mate for a reason. People were angry, but it was wh

Then she was gone. Immediately, a portal opened over the battlefield. Zeus jumped back as a torrent of blades rained from above. Some were deflected by Kaymaer, but he was impaled continuously. Míriel rose from behind him and started attacking him. Kaymaer was now annoyed as he flung Zeus away, but Míriel withstood him. She brought out her daggers and they blazed with hellflame. “You’re a demon goddess. Interesting, I’ve never killed one of you before, this will be fun.”

Malakai had warned me about wasn't just arriving—it was already tearing through our lives, leaving destruction in its wake. Two attacks. Two families. And my two closest friends caught in the crossfire of something much larger and more dangerous than any of us had imagined. This wasn't just about my grandfather anymore. This was war.

**Makai** “Boss, we have a problem. The scouts are being accompanied by Alphas, Betas, and a single female Omega. I don’t know what it means,for us, but keep your head on a swivel, there are Alpha scouts out looking for us now.” **Rex** “Use caution and get back here ASAP. There aren’t enough of you to fight off Rogue wolves.” No other communication was needed. Running to his front 6, Rex informs his warriors of the situation around them and where Makai and the others would be coming back from so there wasn’t any ‘friendly fire’ incidents. Waiting for Makai to charge through the trees was taking forever, but when Makai came over the horizon at them Rex could see by his face something was wro

Kazeal looked at me, tears streaming down his eyes. “No. Never.” He said. “That’s why…” I mumbled. “This was the true will of the Supreme. Zephyr and I were destined to ignite the leftover six Serithian wars, and so we did. It’s over for good this time. No more Messiahs and no more Saints and no more wars.” Clenching his chest, Kazeal took a deep breath. “Oh lord, what have I done?” Every glowing red book on Serith’s bookshelf represented the Serithian wars that had been fought over all these centuries.

The relaxation from our pleasure vanished instantly, replaced by the deadly, lethal edge of a war leader. "A rogue wolf army," Malakai rasped, his voice dropping into a dark, dangerous growl that made the glass windows rattle in their frames. "Right on our border. And Vane let them build it under our noses."

"Your darkness has been defeated, and the balance of nature has been restored." Malakai's eyes snapped back into focus, and he looked at the Heart of the World with a mixture of anger and despair. "You may have won this battle," he spat, "but the war is far from over." The Heart of the World smiled, her eyes glinting with a fierce light. "I am not afraid of you, Malakai," she said. "And I will always stand ready to defend the balance of nature." With that, the Heart of the World raised her hand, and a blast of energy shot out, striking Malakai and banishing him from the cavern.

22 A dragon! He was a god-damned, fire-breathing, humongous, large toothed dragon-kind Miaka had never seen a real dragon before and was as blown away by him as Kai was. Kai quickly jumped out of the way as the guy shifted, but even as a dragon, he was no match for a God. Kai - being a war God - had no real chance at losing any battle - dragons or not. Miaka ran to the small wooden stage to congratulate her hero, but her efforts were misplaced, she soon found, as the people of the town did not want to forgo the execution.

"The demons are similar to like the ones in this world. There are mostly in submission and surrendered to humans but there are still some who are hostile and powerful. If someone is seriously raising an army, then we can't joke around. There were wars involving this and even though it is over four hundred years since the last interspecies war, it was never forgotten. I should also add that we screwed up the Meng Cuo's clan's powers so that changed the tide of the war to them." Kurai is unaware of the politics and the history. There are times when Luminescent Alliance, the current strongest nation in the world regarding military power, has had some close calls. Cai Kang is gonna have to break