Their Warrior Luna Novels & Stories

The warriors get out on the field again, and after another fifteen minutes, the battle continues. - CAL Being one of the selected warriors for the tournament is a big honor. And after we all had heard, our new Luna was a fighter trained by her father. Who was now our head warrior and an incredible fighter, I saw him fight first against Alpha Logan to be tested, and he made Alpha sweat. It had been exciting to have her be the one to select us to be competing. So now we are fighting and working hard to show she did not make the wrong choice. Wolves are generally athletic and warriors trained to fight. But every park has its own way of training its warriors. But fighting and learning a few new

She glares at me, and I know she’s still angry for me sneaking out the way I did. “Look, I know you’re angry for me getting you into trouble. But I also know you’re a true warrior. Your place shouldn’t be here babysitting me. Your place is at the front, defending your pack.” I try to convince her, keeping my voice soft as a new tactic. “You’re my Luna. By protecting you, I am protecting this pack,” she argues back and doesn’t stop in her tracks.

I wanted to let her, but for some reason, I couldn't bring myself to leave the pack house. Not with everyone busy with preparation for the banquet. What if I left, and entered into trouble, no one would know. My shoulders fell and I turned back inside. As I sat on a chair in the room, the door opened immediately and Runa came in. Runa was a female lead warrior. She usually fights in battle next to Colton if the other male warriors were wounded. She was very skilled and also very loyal to Colton. “Good morning Luna," she bowed respectfully, holding the sword by her side, preventing it from dangling.

“I reject you.” Harrison roared, his chest heaving as he took a step toward us. “Enough, Harrison! Calm yourself.” Lucien shifted his body, shielding me more completely behind him. “Mate doesn’t mean everything. You should know that better than anyone.” Harrison froze, glaring at his brother. Lucien’s voice sharpened, “Your mother wasn’t Father’s mate, yet she became Luna. And you stole the Alpha seat that was meant to be mine. Tell me, what does ‘mate’ mean to people like you?”

The status of being a Luna held significant weight and influence. “Trust me, I desire help just as much as you do. But who’s to say they would even want to help us? It would be suicide to provoke a conflict with the Moonstone pack,” I averted my gaze. The Moonstone pack was one of the most powerful and influential packs in the Western region. While they may not be friendly towards our pack, they were not our enemies either.

I just shrugged it off. “Hmm that’s weird,” I said with confusion. “Dad what’s weird,” Prince said. “This rogue smells super familiar, like I know who they are, but I can’t put my finger on it,” I said telling the half truth. “We need to find who it was dad, whoever it is they hurt my Luna and they need to pay for what they did,” prince said with so much anger in his voice. “Son we will find out who did this, let me and the warriors deal with this,” I said in a super calm voice.

My father was from a low status and my mother was the Luna of the park signifying that I would be the next Luna. Dad was a diligent farmer, and I had accompanied him to the location of the ore mine which was a bit far from our homeland. It was in a hideous location. Father explained the benefits it would have on our park and the next day when Arnold visited, I told him about the ore mine as we were to rule our parks as Alpha and Luna when we grow up. I thought that there shouldn't be a secret between us. I thought it shouldn't be a big deal to report it to my soulmate.

I lost my Luna because of them and now they have to pay the price, even if they are not those specific warriors who made me lose my Luna- I killed those people already and I will continue to kill anyone who tries to remind me of that awful memory . After slaughtering one of my warriors, I went and hunt for other pack's Warriors, together with my best-trained warriors. Killing is my past time and during my hunt, I encounter some of the Red Blood Pack's Warrior. Knowing that they are Uno's servants, I ordered my warriors to kill them. I brought my warriors which I personally trained to kill and not to only protect.

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.

"You shouldn't be here, Luna." Rhea immediately shook her head. "But…” “We are happy that you came to see us in person, though,” another warrior said, a smile on his face. Then he added, “Even though we would have been okay just knowing you thought about us, Luna.” ‘Luna…’ the word replayed in her mind. How was she a Luna? She didn't deserve such a title. She still doesn’t believe Aloha Danta is her mate. “Thank you for visiting us, Luna,” an older warrior said, his deep voice carrying throughout the word, and everyone else nodded.