Until The Fire Nation Attacked Novels & Stories

"And the fire?" "It must have started from somewhere within the attack and spread. My mission that day was your father, and only him. But I knew his pack would defend him even to the point of death. So I had everyone knocked out. By the time I realised the state of the fire, it was already raging, I only got you out. I didn't care enough about the others to enter the fire and try to save them. So I called my pack off, and we returned. Each death that day gave the darkness a stronger hold of me." ...Ola, I'm Antonio. Just kidding. I'm Daryl, fully American at your service...

The ancestor merely smiled, then turned into flames and vanished from everyone's sight. No one knew where the ancestor had gone, but they understood that the ancestor had left to teach a lesson to those who dared to underestimate their tribe. The Phoenix chieftain saw his angry brother, who hated him more and more, and could only sigh and let the entire army retreat after all the members of their tribe who had staged the coup were sealed in cocoons of fire.

He said without any hesitation, “they know how hard you fought to protect them.” I ran my shivering hands down my face. I didn't understand how they managed to get into my territory without being detected. “There is a traitor.” I said looking up at Ronan. “Zephyr, we'll find them after we put our people to rest.” Ronan replied. I nodded my head. We both walked out of my office in silence. Most of the houses were burnt, my pack was in ruins and my people were hurt and mourning the loss of their loved ones.

That was the whole point. I gave Drav the signal. He sent his people forward. The guards went down fast and quiet and then we moved in and started burning. We had brought oil in sealed containers and fire starters and we put them to work on every catapult we could reach. Fifteen of them caught and went up before the camp fully woke up to what was happening. The fires were big and fast and loud. Then it turned into a real fight. Old Guard soldiers came out of their tents and we met them in the dark between the burning machines. It was close and loud and fast and I was in the middle of it the same as everyone else. I took two of them down and was moving to a third when the arrow hit me.

Even though I knew I shouldn't be agitating myself during such a critical moment, I felt my legs give way while running behind Osiris' lead. Just before I reached the ground, he pulled me upright again, fortunately saving me from falling into the path of flying arrows. We urgently hid behind a cart wagon to catch our breath. The strong winds had allowed the fire to spread rapidly, and almost all ten of the barracks were burning. Inside, people began screaming and rushing out. The arrows continued to fly in rounds, leaving only brief intervals in between. Only then did enlightenment strike me. This was Soma's final fortress, their last desperate attack and last in their line of defense before

“I was ready the moment he let everything fall apart.” Damien studied him for a long moment, then nodded. “Good.” He turned back to the table, rolling out a map. “The attack happens at dawn. No survivors.” My breath caught in my throat. No survivors. “They’re going to slaughter everyone.” Fiona’s voice was tight with rage. “Even the children.” I gritted my teeth. My hands curled into fists as I forced myself to stay put. If I moved too soon, I’d be dead before I could warn anyone.

"When my dad asked Kent about transferring, he was outraged. I didn’t get many details, but I know Jay’s dad tried to intervene in our defense and it resulted in both families getting banished. We were only in the woods for one day when our camp was attacked by Blue Meadow warriors. The same warriors our fathers had trained with on a daily basis, but even if they didn’t agree, they were following their Alpha’s orders to attack. Jay and I ran, like his dad told us to, but we could hear the screams of our families getting torn apart.” I want to cry for my friends and their families. The torment and heartache they experienced isn’t something I wish upon others, especially after I’ve personally

"She's committing everything at once. This isn't a probe. It's the actual attack." Kade's plan — the one we'd spent eleven days building, refusing to separate into protector and protected — held for the first hour of fighting. We fought side by side in the outer courtyard, exactly as intended, Ashen's forces finding no clean opening to isolate either of us from the other. Then the fire started. Not a natural blaze — something conjured, deliberate, spreading through the compound's eastern storehouses with unnatural speed, and in the chaos of soldiers scrambling to contain it, in the smoke and confusion and screaming, I lost sight of Kade for the first time since the battle began.

Making us vanish into nothingness. I need to react fast. This is bad, really bad. If she can catch on fire, she can do some real damage to my members. "Return to the pack ground, now," I commanded by the mental bond, and some of them were hesitant, but they obeyed. A few moments later, we ended up alone: the little red wolf, me, and the only woman I would take a silver bullet for. But Bardo, the Water Wizard, stood close by, ready to extinguish the fire.

Levi:(comes into the throne room)your majesty(bows)you sent for me Javier:yes I did but first how is my son and was the mission to save Leto a success Levi:prince Brian is well and safe and concerning the mission it went well Javier:that's good I sent for you here to head up a special force consisting of four thousand men and twenty three fleets of ships to help Jupiter defend itself from zeno's attack Levi:OK your majesty am at your service when shall I leave for Jupiter Javier:you shall leave immediately there is no time to waste,the troops are ready and will be at your command Levi:OK your majesty I will be leaving (as he leaves the throne room to lead his soldiers to defend Jupiter) On z