Rebels Kanan Jarrus Novels & Stories

I heard the familiar voice of Gonzalo ring from behind me. Natasha jumps on my body, clutching her hands to my chest, as I try to shield her face from meeting his own. “Am I missing something here, Raul? If not, why is the first daughter of the house of Miklaus in the company of the rebel leader?” The bass of his voice rose as his eyes glowed angrily at us. The clouds crackled lightly, and soon the sky started to tear up.

“Sorry, carry on.” Before Hazhar continued he was eyeing Trei carefully before he looked at Skyr. ‘What they said was true. This group of rebels was stronger and more agile underwater even without their maneuvering gears. It wasn’t until I took down one of their captains one on one and knocked off his helmet that I finally understood why.’ Hazhar’s beady eyes once again glance at Trei and then to Guill. “Sea folks,” Skyr answered for him. “Those rebels that you fought. They’re sea folks, aren’t they?”

It turned out to be Zhang Jue's apprentice, Karen. Darryl scowled at the sight of Karen. He never liked her at all because she was arrogant and domineering, thinking that she was Zhang Jue’s apprentice. He felt Karen’s aura was weak and she had been injured in the battle. Darryl dodged Karen’s palm attack before it could reach him. After the failed surprise attack, Karen stared at Darryl indignantly, her face flushed. "Darryl, you have colluded with the Raksasa Tribe! How dare you come back?"

their views are obscured" said Hanta. Darkstar and I heard talking from above "Rebel, this is Renegade. I heard talking but I don't know it came from" said Renegade, "its Renegade we need to be careful, Darkstar do you still have your flashlight" I whispered. Darkstar was still holding his trusty flashlight ready as Renegade pop his head from above and saw me and Darkstar, Darkstar turned on his flashlight blinding Renegade's eyes. Then Darkstar, myself and our group got on the roof and bolt off. Renegade was blinded "Renegade are you!?" said Rebel with shock, "Damn you Inkcanius!!" Renegade shouted and ran after me and Darkstar. I looked back running to see Renegade catching up just three b

James replied, “No. Even if the Teleportation Formation closes and the Galeat Wind reappears, I won’t be the first to die. Why should I be anxious?” After being rejected, Rebella took a deep breath and barked, “What do you want, kid?” “Haha,” James suddenly burst out laughing, then said, “Do powerhouses at the Yuraeceon Daelm Rank’s Ninth Tribulation also get angry in desperation? It seems like the rank isn’t anything special after all.” Rebella shouted angrily, “What exactly do you want?!”

He swung his sword with deadly force, and one by one, the bandits fell. As the last of the bandits lay dying at his feet, Jerry heard a voice from behind him. "Well done, my friend," the voice said. "You have proven yourself to be a worthy warrior." Jerry turned around to see a man standing behind him. The man was tall and lean, with piercing eyes and confident air about him. "Who are you?" Jerry demanded. The man smiled. "My name is Arin, and I am the leader of the rebels in these parts. We have been fighting against the tyrant king who rules this land, and we could use a man like you on our side."

Wes mumbled. “Can it, Calhoun,” Maverick snarled. Rebel liked this Wes Calhoun character more with each passing second. “And you picked this as your drastic measure?” Maverick gestured around them. He was shaking his head. “You have no idea what you’ve done, Lily.” “He’s not what you think,” she defended him. “He’s loyal and kind and—” “Your brother’s right, Lily,” Rebel said. He couldn’t take another second of

The five thousand strong warriors rode their horses and jumped down from them after seeing the welcoming group of soldiers from the Rebel army. SAmel, Asha, General Markus, Priestess Eva, Soran and Jared exited the carriage and followed the soldiers for a couple of minutes before stopping at the open space that is filled with erected tents. The coming and going soldiers looked lively, and the hubbub felt refreshing for the group, especially to General Markus and Jared that are both pretty much used in living in the battlefield.

I said. Elias looked me up and down and then looked at Jax and Mason before he turned towards the door and he left the hotel room. “Mason. Are there any warriors from back home that are more loyal to me than to him?” I asked. “Yeah. I can think of a couple.” Mason said.

Justin takes a deep breath and looks away in shame before walking to sit down in the chair next to me. “I know this because… it’s my fault. The whole thing,” he admits in a shaky voice, “I pissed the rebels off, man. They wanted to get into my pack at first, but I negotiated my ass off and I managed to convince them to go to the Sebdio pack instead. I knew the Sebdio pack had a weak army because you just told me so in our last conversation.” “Yeah. I told you about my plan… so, why would you send them there?” I ask, my stomach sinking. Our packs are not at war and we’re close, or at least I thought so.