Sunbeam Warriors Novels & Stories

“Zephyr held his end of the deal, he gave us two two hundred warriors and twelve scouts. I didn’t answer right away. I stared past him at the stretch of men training in the yard,white snow warriors. Two hundred wasn't a bad number. It puts us at an advantage to Star Raiders, but i wasn't still not sure if it enough to put me at ease. Star Raiders posses the most skilled men of all packs, this number would be enough against any other pack but them. And their quality?” I finally asked. Kael scratched his chin. “Better than what I expected.

“Clara’s private forces. What do we know?” Soren settled into the chair across from my desk with the unhurried manner of someone who’d already anticipated this conversation. “Officially, fifty warriors under the authorized arrangement. In practice—” he paused almost imperceptibly “—closer to sixty five, as of last week. Possibly more.” Sixty five. “The additional fifteen,” I said. “Where are they coming from?”

It made him want to pull her closer and ruin every boundary between them. Instead, he played it safe. Kind of. “You’re with me,” he told her. She didn’t argue. That was dangerous. That was everything. Sierra’s POV They were halfway through the warm-up drills when she felt them watching her. The Crows. Elara, Gloria, and Patricia stood in a cluster near the sparring rings, all smug smiles and deadly eyeliner. They weren’t paired off like the other students. They didn’t have to be. The teachers had long stopped trying to make them follow the rules.

~Hunter’s Point of View~ I was enjoying my nice, quiet day off soaking in my huge tub. It had been a long week and my brothers and I rotated being on active duty and on call. I was aching for my week off. They were few and far between anymore since it seemed like everyday someone else was being a menace, being difficult. My brothers and I were Shadow Warriors, a coalition of various supernatural beings that keep the peace between each other and between our own kind. It’s a damn hard job, but someone has to do it.

Minahil sniggered whilst turning to face Yara. "I have bought the whole team," she declared making Yara gasp loudly. "That Gora and his brown friend alone cannot win this game!" "Today I'll see the ashamed face of that Abraham fucking Chauhdry!" Yara was about to say something when her voice was cut short by deafening noise. "Abraham! Abraham!" There erupted loud yells of his name. Minahil looked to the front and her jaw clenched fiercely. Abraham was raised in the air by the wild spectators and his followers.

Serena's POV Ten years later. Silver City. I stood by the floor-to-ceiling window in my top-floor office at The Claws headquarters, looking down at the city that never slept. The neon lights below flickered like stars scattered across the night. "Ms. Serena, congratulations on winning 'Security Strategist of the Year' again," my assistant, Maya, walked in, holding a heavy invitation. "That's the fifth time." The fifth time. In ten years, I’d gone from a heartbroken girl to a legend in the world of werewolf security.

DPOV Songs: Un4gvn by Ruby Beardman ft. Two Beards The council room reeked of anxiety. I could feel it pouring out of all the attendees seated around the circular table. It wasn't the usual crowd that used to attend when Victor ran them, but they had become somewhat familiar to me. Unfortunately, these meetings had also become about as useful as tits on a bull. "Any news from Inferion," I turned to ask Tasha. "No. I'm afraid not," she solemnly shook her head. "We sent another raven this morning but one of the scouts saw it shot down before it even made it past the pines."

he grunted a reply. “We are going to rally up some warriors from the clan and we are invading the wizards’ territory on full moon. No one comes to attack the great Alpha of the Autumn pack and goes scot free.” Calhoun boasted with pride while looking at Sara. She was the real reason for his plan to attack them. He wouldn’t bear to lose his daughter again.

“How is the Moon Crescent pack holding up?” “Badly. They lost most of their warriors and the damage we dealt to them was so severe that it might take them a whole year to recover their losses. But their pride wouldn't let them back down from a fight they can't win so their only option is to keep sending out warriors until all their resources has been depleted.” I let out the breath I didn't know I was holding and stared into the depths of his indigo eyes and a creep smile was plastered one his lips.