Warcraft Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“There was a war. It was war that involved all species: vampires, wolves, elves, humans, fairies, nymphs, mermaids— you name it. It was a crazy time for all of us. The tree you’re referring to witnessed it all. It has a lengthy backstory. You sure you ready for it?” “Of course. I need to know!” He resumed, “There was a girl named Kyan. She was an elf but one of her parents were human. Her parents were avid warriors participating in the war. They were also the richest around. They funded a daycare & the daycare often took trips to that tree. This was before the tree’s leaves became red. At that time, they were green & orange. It was a beautiful mix. Kyan was very find of that tree. She was bo

Aidan fumed, holding Aric by his neck. "I didn't fucking cheat on my mate Dragon! How many times I have to repeat myself? Charlie fucking enchanted me! How the fuck was I supposed to fight her? I'm a Lycan, not a fucking wizard!!" Aric bellowed, punching Aidan back, making him fall on his ass.

"Agreeable." :Do you know where the dark elf has your lifemate, Warrior?: Kree moved toward the sliding doors, ready to do his part to rescue Renny. No matter what or how much sense Rhychard's actions ever made, Kree always stood by Rhychard's side, even when he disagreed with the Warrior. Rhychard wasn't sure if Tryna would do the same, seeing as how she wasn't pleased his magic kept Renny from crossing over, bringing her back to life instead.

“A significant contingent believes the ‘Great Drizzle Argument’ was a subtle metaphor for post-partum depression in cosmic entities. They’re writing essays.” I groaned, sending a ripple of exasperation through a nearby nebula, causing it to form in the shape of an eye-roll. “It was about narrative pacing! Jeff wanted a slow-burn for the Rochelian’s civil war, I wanted a quicker climax to free up bandwidth for the budding comedy genre next door!” “Tell that to the fans, Mom. You’ve created a fandom. They’re dissecting our every creative difference. There’s a shipping war between ‘Team Jeff’s Structural Integrity’ and ‘Team Demi’s Emotional Payoff.’”

I thought Alaric would choose Seraphina. But he didn't hesitate for a single second. He told Graves to throw them all out. "Tell them Wren is the bride I've chosen," he said coldly. "No one can replace her." Graves reported back that their faces had been something to see. I knew what they were feeling. Fear. They'd finally realized how badly they'd miscalculated. They'd angered Alaric. And they knew he wouldn't forget.

Pfft, she looks like a duck. "I don't like ducks." Warren said and shook his head like a child. Hahaha, we both think the same! "Omg, sis, don't! Don't try to flirt with that idiot. he's Rafa's fiancé!" annoyed Tifanie said. "Come on," I whispered to warren and pulled him away. Before leaving, Warren looked back again. "Bleh!" He let his toung out to them. "You f*cking weirdo, you're disgusting!" annoyed Tifanie shouted, that made my blood boil in annoyance.

One after another, warcraft kept exploding in the air. In an instant, dusk was illuminated like day, and waves of heat spread rapidly through the sky!

He spits on the ground after cursing me, and what can I expect from a man born into fear and relentless war? "I, Willow Celeste Panchak, resident and captive of the Grim Fang pack, reject you, Elbrus, as my fated mate." I could feel the pain as soon as I opened my mouth to speak, and it only got worse as I forced the words out. Athena was raging, anguished, but she didn't try to force control. She knew we would survive without our mate, we were stronger than any man.

VICTORIA I knew I would meet my mate eventually, but I was surprised it would be the high warlock. Fate could be cruel. I fought my whole life against the warlock movement. They were generally evil and power-hungry. As much as I was surprised, I was mated to the high warlock. I was more surprised he was raised human and never tapped into his magic. This could be a game-changer for someone not tainted by dark power and evil. They could unite the factions. I had never heard of a white warlock, but it was worth checking into. I can't feel the mate bond because I am only seventeen, but the oracle showed me what he looked like when Devon laid eyes on me when I first busted into that room. I knew

now rested as a tangled wreckage inside him. And she knew, in a frightful certainty, that this was just the beginning of their war. She would have to cut through the strands, to save him, to choose between a past that was only just discovered and a future she was so eager to save. She was just starting to comprehend that her world had been turned around and she was caught up in an intergalactic war she had no idea existed. The pack was thrown into chaos. The Alpha's collapse had sent a shock through their ranks, a psychic scream of silence that left every wolf spinning in dazed terror and confusion. Paul Wason, who had hurried to the library when he had heard the news, found Sama Arthur bes