Their Warrior Luna By Lisa Thomas Novels & Stories

Everyone, including King Uther and Princess Maia laughed. Damien continued, "Seated at the table to my right, is your Luna's mother, Gabi Thomas. She is a doctor and will be working at the clinic and hospital. Luna's father, Cade Thomas, was the lead warrior in his previous pack. I wanted to assign him to that position, but he insists on earning it from you." One of the warriors stood and spoke, "Alpha, all of the warriors saw this man fight last night. We have all agreed that he should be lead warrior. We were going to request that today." Damien smiled, "I'm glad you all see it. Gus, this man and your Beta Female's father are the ones who trained your Luna and Beta female on their MMA skil

His supposed Luna? The second warrior chuckled, “I should give you both some privacy then.” “No! Don’t leave!” I cried out, scared for myself as my eyes shifted from one corner of what I supposed was a room in the servant residence. The second warrior whose name I didn’t know as well, retorted amusingly, “Oh! You want me to stay? She wants me to join in the fun, Leo. Who knew the Luna was a kinky one.” The taller warrior who must be Leo, laughed loudly, “It’s a good thing the Alpha doesn’t want her anymore, Mateo, because I want her so bad–”

SIX MONTHS AFTER THE FULL MOON MATING CASPIAN. With pride swelling in my chest, I watched Andrea showcase her ability to defend herself against one of our warriors. She was learning fast and it only proved to me what I already knew from the beginning - my Luna is a strong female despite the innocent face that she carried. It had been months since she requested to be trained, and since we were in the process of adding females to our list of warriors, it only seemed fitting that the Luna of the pack would be trained with them.

someone muttered, too loudly to be intended to go unheard. I cleared my throat. I wasn’t wholly sure how to introduce myself. “Most of you know me as Blue Moon’s Young Luna Haile,” I hedged, “but some of you know me as Winterpaw Warrior’s soon-to-be Luna.” The murmurs quietened, and I felt myself gaining confidence. This was what I’d been born to do, what I’d been trained my whole life for. “Luna Aliana fought with us in the Battle of Winterpaw. She fought for us, going against her own father and putting herself at huge risk. She deserves to be treated with respect at this table.” Ares nodded. Alpha Klaus shifted uncomfortably, but he made no further comments. Good.

“I won’t allow you to get to my mate.” Darius just smiled, dark and cruel. “How noble. How foolish.” Mind-link. “Kane, get the warriors in place. Secure the perimeter. And get Sophia to safety,now.” “On it,” Kane responded immediately. I didn’t wait. I shifted halfway, claws extending, heat flaring through my spine as Kael pushed forward, blood roaring in my ears. My body coiled, ready to strike. But then… A voice rose behind me. “The Luna has finally brought doom to our pack! I said it,she is of no good!”

Alpha Duncan continued, “Kayla and Louise were getting checked out. I left a few guards here with them, and Delta Eric, Head Warrior Alex, and I went down to the gate to see what they were after. Once we got there, we met with Beta George. He had ten warriors with him, but we scented more in the trees beyond the gate. He demanded that we return the ‘three omegas’ that we had stolen from Blood Moon. I informed him that we had stolen no one; we had simply left with our mates and one of our mates’ mother. He blustered a bit, but given that they had already cut ties with Blood Moon and at worst were considered rogues, there wasn’t much he could do. I told him he was not welcome in Crescent Moon,

one of the warrior girls says, making me smile at her as she takes my hands into hers. "There are times to fight anger with anger, and there are other situations where it is better to fight bad with kindness. I know Leah deserved to die. The rules strictly imply that any threat to the Luna is punishable by immediate death, but our Luna is not like every other Luna. No," Ricky responds, making me look at him in admiration. "Our Luna is one of a kind. She's far better than the rest and with a bigger heart than most," he says, wrapping me in his arms by the waist. "Yes, she is." many said as they began to go back to their daily routines.

I mind-linked for our warriors to follow them and return when they find their camp. I turn to see Thomas shift back into human form. He is covered in blood, but his wounds are already healing. He turns to Willow and picks her up off the floor. She is still unconscious, and her wounds are not healing. She has an open wound to her stomach and a large cut across her forehead along with many scratches on her arms and down her legs. Luna Eve rushes to her daughter and inspects her wounds. “Quick Thomas, carry her to the car. I’ll make sure the medical team are ready!” Leo gets in the driver’s seat and once Willow is safely placed across the black leather seats, the car speeds off.

I deliberately moved slower, hoping to have another conversation with anyone, but I guess I was out of luck. I put down the knife and grabbed the bowl of fruits and the soup casserole to go back to Luna’s chamber. I withdrew my step when I heard whispers; their voices belonged to the same pair I had heard in the afternoon. I hold my breath, trying not to make any sound that could capture their attention. “So, what will happen to the pack on the next attack?” Ross asked Trix. “I don’t care about the pack, Ross; my mate will only recognize me if I help him win this war and conquer the River Bed Pack. I am a low-born, Ross. This deal is my pass to becoming something…..” She stopped for a while,

Olivia asks with a furrow brow. Artemis shrugs with a huge smile on her face. “Hunter did a mass mind-link asking for volunteers to protect the new Luna and almost three-fourths of our warriors volunteered. After what they saw at the battle and her challenge against the Dark Alpha, they are all devoted to her. Some just showed up without being picked and refuse to leave their Luna.” A sense of pride swelled in me knowing my warriors saw something in their Luna, something special enough to protect her without question. Ciara was stealing the hearts of my men, and she didn’t even know it.