Warbreaker Siri Novels & Stories

Going back without fulfilling their task was out of the question. "Are you alright, my Lady?" asked the captain to the woman entrusted with the mission of abducting Terrara's baby princess. Sorah had been chosen amongst hundreds of women that made up the body of the Triad's amazons militias. Guildorhad attempted to put together the best and most powerful army in order to conquer and subdue Terrara and hence, gain control of the entire northern Pelair. He would be the most powerful monarch that had ever known those lands. The southern kingdoms would eventually surrender him vassalage, and who knows if someday he may also conquer them. His ambition was limitless. For that, he spared no efforts

I asked as he took a shot too. “Emory.” “I’m Iris, well I guess you kinda already knew that didn’t you.” Emory chuckled as he wiped his mouth. “Yeah.” We sat there drinking together for about twenty minutes before I got too hot and needed a breath of fresh air. I excused myself and found myself wandering to the same side door that leads out to the patio. I drunkenly hopped from stone to stone as something warm and powerful in my chest pulled me towards the cliff's edge. I stood there at the edge for a moment, hypnotized by the waves going back and forth. The water sparkled brightly as the light from the full moon shone onto them. A noise draws me from my trance, it’s Emory and he’s standing

And then, a figure stepped out of the flames. It wasn't a wolf. It wasn't a man. It was a warrior clad in silver armor that looked like it was made of frozen moonlight. He held a spear that hummed with a sound that made my dragon soul recoil in pure pain. He didn't look at the wolves. He didn't look at Silas. He looked straight at me. "The Goddess was right," the warrior said, his voice sounding like grinding metal. "The parasite has returned. It’s time to finish what we started a thousand years ago."

I said, turning my face to look at Daire’s big brown eyes. “It’s nice to meet you Cedar.” Daire put out a big hand. Cedar looked at it wearily. “It’s okay you don’t have to trust me yet. Trust is earned. I get that. You're a good man looking out for your sister.” Daire spoke gently to Cedar. I smiled and Cedars' shoulders relaxed a bit. I wondered if telepathy could suddenly work on him. Cedar yawned, his eyes were starting to droop. Daire lounged back. “So tired boy do you want to sleep out here with your sister and Me or do you want the big bed all to yourself?” Cedar’s tired face lit up.

She still had a broad smile on her face as she departed my room. I let out a deep sigh as I sat down on the leather chair in my room. Later on, I called out one of my warriors to summon Aurora to me. “Serena, get Aurora and bring her to me now!” I ordered the she-wolf warrior Serena. She was one of my trusted warriors, she has fought alongside me in various wars. She earned my trust throughout the years under my command. She knelt on one knee and bowed to me slightly. “Yes, my Alpha, I will bring her immediately,” Serena replied with conviction in her voice.

My final act of loyalty wasn’t for Xavier, nor for Valerie, not even for myself. It was for the girl I once braided hair for. The girl who clung to me in storms. The sister I failed before our childhood ended. I typed the message. Not to Lisa. Not anymore. To him. Because he was the only one strong enough… to stop her. To stop Lorenzo. To stop the war closing in. XAVIER. She’s coming. Don’t let her reach the Luna. Don’t trust what she looks like. And don’t hesitate. Because she will not stop. Not until everything goes her way...

It made everyone jump and fall silent. "What’s happening? Did someone come in late and decide to make a dramatic entrance?" Saphira softly asked. "It's Xavier Hellfire. He’s the alpha of the Dark Walker Pack. He’s extremely powerful, ruthless, and aggressive. No girl wants to be with him due to that. I’ll honestly feel bad for any girl who he gets as a mate," Lilly softly explained to Saphira. Saphira gulped and nodded at this. She hoped that this Xavier wasn’t her mate at all.

His long silver-gray hair was in small braids, and a dead man was lying at his feet. Trying to get a better view I narrowed my eyes at the prone body and realized that it was Styx. Confused about what I was seeing, I opened my eyes and said, “I don't understand!” Gavin shifted beside me and growled tiredly, “Get some sleep, sweetheart.” Pinching my lips together I rolled to my side and continued to try to figure out what I had seen. “Sergio Winters is a male warrior prodigy, ancient and extremely experienced. He probably challenged Styx to claim your daughter, and unfortunately, Styx lost,” Bria whimpered, and I ground my molars.

> “You want to break the question.” “I want to replace it.” Outside the interface, alarms screamed. Elias shouted, “She’s overriding containment!” Lira: “She’s rerouting Kirin’s bandwidth through the ship’s weapons grid.” Sera reached the cradle bay, breath ragged. She could feel its power thrumming through the floor. She slammed her hand on the override panel > ACCESS DENIED Inside, Syra was still speaking. > “I don’t want to answer the question.” > “I want to be the consequence.”

Felt it sense her. Ryder braced himself. “If you mark one of us, you mark both. You know that.” Lunaris smiled, a slow, terrifying expression. “Exactly.” Sienna stepped back. “Don’t. Don’t touch him.” “Sienna,” Ryder whispered, reaching back blindly for her, “stay behind me.” But the goddess would not be stopped by the touch of mortals. “Sienna Vale,” Lunaris said softly, as if reciting a verdict, “bearer of my echo, vessel of my will, heir to the Silver Moon.”