Warbreaker Siri Novels & Stories

I whispered, taking in the beauty he possessed. "Well, I'm not one of those men, you know. I'm different. I'm the god, sweetheart Hana. I don't do shit those men do." He sneered and it was mixed with confidence and disdain over the men alive on this earth. Because he thought he was superior. And he was not lying.

I said gravely, "Yes! I want to ask you something." Sierra nodded and said, feigning respect, "Please ask me, My Luna." I drew in a sharp breath. This was going to be a crucial moment and I was hoping that I wasn't going to be broken by her answer. "Alpha Silas was brutally injured in the war against the dragons. After that he uses a wheelchair. Have you ever seen him walking?" I asked curtly. Sierra darted her eyes wide in surprise and said, shocked, "Of course, My Luna. I have seen him walking. I know his legs are fine."

“So everyone is in agreement then? Riverside will merge with Riverstone, myself and Kara as Alpha and Luna. Varin will be my Beta still and Alaric you will become head of my warriors, Laris will be Gama of the pack still as I don’t have one. YOu’re people don’t have to relocate or leave their jobs, but warriors would be relocated to your territory to help with the protection of the pack.” Silas said as he looked over the final agreement. Alaric and Laris nodded slowly while they listened.

Somito’s voice boomed as he dropped from a ventilation shaft, his heavy-gauge rifle spitting sapphire-tipped rounds. The bullets passed through the lead Walker as if it were made of smoke, the purple light of its armor rippling like water. The Walker laughed—a cold, mechanical sound—and swept its blade in a wide arc, sending a wave of concussive force that threw Somito against the far wall. "Somito!" Nomo yelled. "The Sovereign is coming with us," the Walker said, stepping into the crater. "Whether she is in one piece or a thousand is entirely up to you, pilot."

Queen Winnie sighed, “Zariah, you have attracted the attention of a being that is scarier than a dark witch. She is a siren.” I furrowed my brows, “Don’t sirens live in the ocean?” She shrugged her shoulders, “She must have followed the rivers to find you. Either way, we will get her out of your life.” Isaac asked, “Can I ask who ‘we’ are?” Queen Winnie chuckled, “I’m so sorry, Alpha Isaac and Luna Zariah, I will introduce my friends to you.” Winnie stood between the two men and pointed to the tall man with shoulder-length black hair and olive skin, “This is Alastair. He is a warlock with experience in hunting and killing sirens.”

He wheezed something, but it was too garbled to understand. "Tell me where my son is!" Liv demanded, wanting nothing more than to feel her own teeth sink into his throat. The broken warrior remained silent though he looked up at them. The one blue eye that could see glared at them. Birger kneeled across from Liv and met the glare. "You will die," he said in their tongue, his voice flat and without remorse. "Save yourself from an eternity in Hel and answer the woman. An infant should not suffer for your hate and bad decisions."

His expression was blank as his charcoal eyes assessed his surroundings. "Well, we tried to help at least before things went sideways. My name is Lir, and I am the Commander and leader of this rebellion. We have come to assist you with the fight against the Dark Queen. And by the looks of it, we have made it in time. If you don't trust my word or Apollo's, you need only ask Nesrin," "Unfortunately, that won't be possible. She had many secrets she could not share with us when she returned," Erik cut in; I could feel his eyes press into me as he paused.

No matter what she looked like, she was a Sif. But even without the most common elven traits, Thea Sif was still the most beautiful woman Lara had ever seen. And probably the most dangerous. Thea was calmly looking at Lara and waiting. Lara swallowed and, feeling the numerous pains of all her past days on horseback, reported: "He's with one of the goblin warlords. Lady Sif listened in silence The report went on and on, and then Lara concluded: “My lady, he is getting stronger and

But the murmurs among the members of the pack did not say the same. Sara did not speak of the subject and tried to deal with her now adopted children. Siran hadn't rested in days and was showing exhaustion and Leoxi looked like a caged beast wanting to cut off someone's head. Still he trusted her. Nebraska had given herself to him, had entrusted her with her body, her children, her pack, so she didn't believe that everything they said could be true. Still he had no idea where she might be. He had forced his mind trying to open a channel of mental communication between them but failed, his queen had to be unconscious so that the contact could not be made.

Dylan greeted. "Have you lost your mind, Dylan? Why would I accept regular beastmen in my tribe? They don't belong here in the North," he responded. "They are not just regular beastmen, Aquil," Dylan replied, then extended his hand to me and pulled me near. "Let me introduce myself," I whispered while pulling his arm. He smiled and nodded. "I am Ari, goddess of the sun. Heed my words! Lower your weapons!" I ordered as I transformed into my passive-aggressive form.