Novel & Cerita Sister Of Battle X Guardsman

I never meant for anyone to get hurt. "But sir... You surely can't do this to him. He's your brother's son." Barton, my father's beta pleaded in my defense. He was my father's right hand man when he was alive. My father trusted him with his life, and I do the same with my life as well. After my father died, he became Damian's Beta. Although, I don't think he liked that very much. He and Damian were not really friends from the beginning. "Shut up! Or do you want to join him?" Damian rebuked him and he lowered his head.

Seeing her sister turn away, the younger sister became even more angry and attacked Xiao Chen even more brutally. Xiao Chen, seeing the girl's anger, only smiled and easily dodged the attacks from Miss Jiang's younger sister. After all, Xiao Chen could defeat an eighth-level monster, so there was no way he could lose to a little girl who was only at the king level. The three guards who saw how easily Xiao Chen dodged could only sigh. Even the first lady couldn't defeat Xiao Chen, so how could their second lady defeat him? And again, if Xiao Chen was serious, the second lady would have lost to him earlier. It was clear that Xiao Chen was also just playing with their young ladies, for whatever

My hand trembled as I took in the sight. Then I heard a familiar voice. “Ava.” I turned, my heart stopping at the sight before me. Xander. He was wounded, barely standing. Blood seeped out of his chest, his armor was cracked. His hand was outstretched, reaching out to me, his grey eyes filled with nothing but pain. On the other side of the battlefield, I saw my people—the warriors of Blackthorn and the humans who had sided with us. They were cornered by the enemies, they needed someone to save them.

To a nearby worker, he directed, "Please call my wife. Tell her that her sister is here to see her." Avery's stance faltered, a flicker of uncertainty betraying her confident facade. Meanwhile, Xavier remained immovable at the door, a barrier between Avery and the opulence she eyed greedily. In those moments, the air grew thick with unsaid words, and the weight of family ties stretched taut to the point of snapping. The threshold became a battleground, where old grudges simmered and new strategies were silently drawn. For Avery, it was the first siege against a sister's fortress. For Xavier, it was another day of repelling invaders from the sanctuary he never wanted but fiercely guarded.

When I found out my sister was an analise was alive I went back to my old pack to see her. The alpha sent some warriors after me one of the older warriors who served my father took pity on me he told me the alpha had raised my sister as his own a treated her well she took his last name now instead of our deceased fathers. He said that the alpha had a kill on site order put on me but he would never kill me out of respect for my late father he was a dear friend to him and would remain loyal even after death. I wrote a note to analyse and asked if the warrior could give it to her discreetly I would never bother the pack again. My sister got in touch with me the alpha had told her I too had died

It was a fight for survival, and I was determined to come out victorious. I fought alongside my guards, my sword slicing through the air with precision and purpose. Every swing, every parry, was executed with the knowledge that the fate of our kingdom hung in the balance. Blood stained the ground, and the sounds of agony and determination merged into a cacophony that filled the air. The battle raged on, neither side giving an inch. But in the midst of the chaos, I caught a glimpse of Cosmo, the chief guard from Zul. His face contorted with conflict, torn between his loyalty to Zul and his duty to protect me.

he said, voice clipped with news he had been instructed to deliver. "What is it?" I asked, trying not to betray the flicker of eagerness beneath my calm veneer. The fingers of power curled through my veins, urging me forward into a crescendo that hummed within. "The battle, Alpha," the guard began, shifting uneasily from one foot to the other. "High casualties. Many injured." I nodded in silence, following my understanding. A moment of hesitation stretched between us, and then the guard continued, "Ava, Zacks's mother, was one of the casualties. The spirit wolf and the others have arrived and are tending to the wounded."

I assured her. She let out a heavy sigh and gently squeezed my hand. “You need to leave. Your sister is plotting something against you,” she said in tears. I gave her a confused look. “What do you mean?” “The… The guard… the… the Luna. They…” she stuttered but before she could finish her word, I heard a loud footsteps approaching towards us. It was Darrel, Enzo’s Beta and also the Chief guard, with other guards, about ten of them trailing behind him in a double file.

XAVIER I was at the training field with the men, I realised I've been lagging from my duties as a warrior. I wasn't just an Alpha, I'm also a warrior. “Need a partner?” Selene's voice rang as she approached from behind. She was cladded in a black sweatpants and a tanktop. Always trying to look classic. “Seems you’ve been quite busy.” I asked, picking up my sword. She swinged her dagger, preparing for practice. “Not really, I realised that my baby brother doesn't need me anymore.”

“If the guards hear us, I’ll be back in the vats before morning.” “Who are you?” I demanded, though a part of me already knew the answer. “I am Astra,” she said. “I am the third experiment. And I am your sister.” The dagger nearly slipped from my hand. “My sister? Malakai said... he said I was unique.”