Mapleshade Warriors Novels & Stories

Soon, the sounds of twisting bones, tearing clothes, thick furs spreading across skin and loud growls filled the air around them. Not all the warriors shifted. A few remained in their human forms because they specialized in long ranged attacks and defensive combat using silver weapons. The rest charged forward in their wolf forms, running swiftly through the dark woods while Maverick and Beta Logan shifted as well, their massive wolves towering above the others and standing out with pure dominance. Their presence alone was enough to command fear. As they continued running through the night, Maverick mindlinked the warriors who had followed him earlier to the human world. “When we arrive at t

Maeve POV “Put in some work!” I yelled at the warriors. They growled, coming at their partners with their swords. “Think of it as your enemy!” I yelled, watching the bloody men. They were wearing black shorts with swords. I split the warriors long ago; these are the warriors, my armies, and the ones I bounced out are the guards. Their training is not as exceptional as this; only powerful minds can pass this training, and we just recruit new people.

“It all happened so fast. They came out of nowhere.” “Who came,” I ask, pushing each word out slowly, carefully, because I can feel the rage crawling under my skin. If I let it show, I’ll snap the boy in half by accident. He squeezes his hands together and takes a shaky breath. “Warriors… from Moonshard. I recognized their crest. They stormed in through the back entrance and came straight here. To Jack’s room.” He pauses. “Sir… they were calling him… her… the Blood Widow.”

Dylam was about to lose his mind when the vans finally arrived. The warriors get out and the drivers hide the vans among the trees, covering them with bushes, making it impossible for them to be accidentally seen by anyone approaching from the south. It was a frightening sight for anyone who saw them coming. Two hundred and thirty-nine warriors gathered, led by Dylan, transmitted an aura so powerful that in the eyes of the three new rogues, the forest seemed to tremble with fear. Shane was a warrior and had trained with the Shadow Pack warriors, and he knew they would be utterly decimated by those men opposite to him.

Adam appeared from somewhere and landed a blow to Malcolm’s face while Dayna slid in and slammed kicked him in the knees. Chase looked at me, and I nodded. “It’s time,” I said and his eyes glazed as he sent the signal to Dominic through their blood bond. I heard a roar as the Crimson Shadow warrior’s battle cries were joined by that of the Sunset Rose warriors led by Dominic. I nodded to Jeremy and his eyes glazed and suddenly the Scarlet Circle pack warriors emerged from all the different houses. I grinned as I saw Meagan, the first one out leading, followed shortly by her mate Theo.

Archer companies rose from the tall grass they used as shelter and aimed their weapons at the enemy. The front line composed of warriors with swords did the same. Only Lara and her units remained hidden behind the front line of the warriors. It was part of the plan. Ghraht knew that even if the war chiefs decided to surrender, shamans would never agree to it. They would use their blood magic to create chaos among his people. There were three more units like Lara’s hidden on each flank and back line. Their only task was to kill the shamans.

The warriors from second-grade worlds and the warriors from third-grade worlds were already reaching the peak of their conflict. A warrior from White Marsh Continent said curiously, "Did you notice? They seem much quieter this time…" That person was referring to the warriors from second-grade worlds. He would naturally not name any names, worried about being targeted, so he chose to be vague in voicing his thoughts. The others naturally understood, and they started to talk about it. "That's right. Before this, the Three Deer Stage will have a lot of warriors gathered here when the slaughter game is about to end. They'd try to show off in front of us, and always try to mock us.

The room erupted in cheers and I sat back down to Peter. "Now, we must prepare for our allies in the Blood Moon. If they are to be ambushed, we will be there to fight alongside of them. A war may be coming and we must be ready. From now on, we will be training from five in the morning to noon. I know it's long hours, but this will be a time to master your skills and learn new things that you want to. You must push each other and look out for the good of all. If anyone is against this, please say so now." No one said anything. Everyone stared straight at Jaedon, a determined look in their eyes. "We are strong because we stick together and know we have no weakness. We will eat good meals and h

The Goddess did not make mistakes. Maya’s body stiffened right up when the warrior stepped into the room. I could tell by his similar posture that there would now be a connection of souls happening. The warrior’s impressive build showed that he took his position very seriously. It was something that I noticed about all Nightshade warriors. They were absolute beasts, but it made sense that they had to be since their pack was large, so targets were automatically painted on their backs. Then they were also a sanctuary for gifted wolves. They would have to be ready for war.

We had no other hope. The majority of my warriors were based at River Ash Pack. There to help take down the many warriors of Night Shade Pack. End the damage and destruction they were lavishing upon our neighbouring pack. We knew, despite having the warriors of many other packs by our sides, we would be close to being outnumbered. Night Shade Pack was massive. So many people. And their Alpha made them all fight too when it came to it. Other than the elderly and children.