Saddest Warrior Cat Deaths Novels & Stories

We were racing to the borders as fast as we could to help the warriors when all of a sudden my legs give out from underneath me and the sharpest pain shoot through my body, through my heart and I knew right then before we even got to the borders, I knew my sweet sweet mate was gone and I'd never see her beautiful smile again. Honestly, I didn't think I'd make it through her death, the loss of a mate can cause a wolf to lose themselves, go insane and even kill themselves because they just can't cope and if I'm being honest with myself if it wasn't for my parents and Carter I honestly don't know if I'd be here right now, they got me through it and I'll forever be grateful to them all for never

Then a muffled whisper from a warrior called me to him. It was Abe. Alpha's Ted young pup. Dead. Brutally slaughtered, he nested next to his mother, the Luna. Her whole body was covered up in blood. Another look, and I noticed the small bloody organ next to her. Her heart was ripped out from her chest. I didn't know when tears poured from my eyes. They were all dead. An entire pack dead! Just like that. I felt suffocation deep within. My chest was quickly covered by grief and sadness. As the Alpha Lord, I could feel the pain and fear that encamped my people before their deaths.

They agreed upon his suggestion and went in different directions to search for the warrior. On the other hand, Ajax is worried. "Alpha, two of our warriors are dead. The link is severed from the pack links" Ajax informed Carter, who is shocked. Carter is shocked. "Alpha Joshua killed them?" Carter asked his beta. Ajax is as confused about all of this as Carter.

Maybe he will reconsider female warriors. "I apologize, but we are going to have to delay training for a little while. We had another friend with us, Allistar, and he was taken during the battle while saving me. Our priority is to get him back safely." I do feel bad leaving this pack after the losses they suffered during the battle, but Allistar takes priority.

The warrior kneeled down and sorrowfully cried after reporting what happened. "Father? Father is dead? No, it is not possible. He is not dead yet!" Adolfo sobs in pain while Chandra is trying to console him. "First heir, we better go back and see your father." Chandra convinced her husband as her tears flooded down from her eyes. "Alpha… alpha… alpha…" The workers on the field started to kneel and cried for losing their beloved alpha. Adolfo's happiness from being surprised by Chandra's impressive work was instantly replaced with bad news that made him sorrowful. The alpha died and everyone of the pack was anguished and agonizingly wept.

An arrow suddenly sunk directly between his eyes and the Strigoi fell back with a yelp. I called Rose's name again, hoping to at least hear a semblance of a response to tell me she was still alive. When I was met with silence I reached out to her still body willing her to me before darkness completely took over my vision and my face landed in the cold, bloodied snow. Then there came the darkest battle of the war. The princess and her peasant boy stood, side by side, and vowed that they would be separated by nothing less than death itself. She fell to an enemy sword and died before his eyes. And those who heard the story cried for the death of love.

She launched herself forward, stabbing the werecat through the chest as though she were passing it through butter. She attacked werecat after werecat, cutting them down as though they were deer-shifters instead of some of the most powerful creatures in our world. Each of them fell to her blade, but it seemed as though more appeared. The rest of the battle was starting to die down. At first, I thought it was because my mother was taking out so many enemies, but as I glanced around, it was clearly the opposite. The ground was littered with the bodies of other Crimson Fang warriors, at least half of the warriors that were part of my mother’s legion. The sight made me feel sick; we had lost so m

The next morning, before the ritual began, a messenger from the Elder Hall delivered something — I'd had it sent through a Moon Shadow courier. Kael opened it. Inside was a formal document bearing the Moon Shadow Elder's seal: Ash's death certificate. Cause of death — failure to receive Alpha blood-kin power infusion within the full moon cycle, resulting in complete wolf disintegration. "Failure to receive Alpha blood-kin power infusion." Those words seared into Kael's eyes like a brand. Attached was a line in my handwriting: "Ash was laid to rest three days ago. No need to come. The mate bond is broken."

Who was dead? “Mom…?” Tommy clung to my arm. “What’s happening mom?” “Stay close,” I whispered. Suddenly, the door burst open and angry warriors flooded in. Their eyes traveled from me to Tommy. “There she is.” “She brought the Alpha down.” “I didn’t do anything,” I said quickly. “What are you all talking about? What are you doing here?” A warrior stepped forward. I recognized him because he was one of the top ones in the pack. “Because of you, our Alpha is dead.”

the leader of the warriors purred while the rest cheered in victory. While they howled in triumph, my wolf and I were grieving. I didn’t just lose my home... I lost my family as well. My father, my mother, and my brothers were all killed right in front of me. I wept miserably, the sound of their horses hooveing added pain to my chest. I buried my head between my thighs, crying silently as I was being taken to Alpha Kael. I knew what awaited me was death, so I needed to mourn my family before I met mine. After I die, I won’t get to mourn them again, and it’s not guaranteed that I’ll see them in the afterlife.