Warhammer Crossover Fanfic Novels & Stories

But I felt it. I didn’t know it was for her. I didn’t know I’d just lost one mate to the other’s hand. All I knew was this: The war had crossed a line. And I was done playing defense. The Tsar of the Russian mafia and the Alpha of the wolves were going to war with Bathory and Cross. And this time, I wasn’t planning on losing.

he added, gesturing to us, “are Zaiden and his Advisor, Adrian.” “Hello Alphas,” Adrian said politely, bowing once more. I simply nodded to acknowledge them, and they returned the gesture. “And this,” Xavier said, turning to the woman beside him, “is my to-be Luna, Nelissa.” He lifted her hand and kissed the back of it. Through the mindlink, Adrian groaned loudly. Urgh. I snickered quietly. They look really disgusting right now, he added. I know, right? I replied with a smirk.

Sometimes, I wish I could set her free so she could live a happy life with normal wolves, but if wishes were horses, I’d literally be Luna, or the chosen one. Where Caelum was ice, Darius was fire—wild, dangerous, and oh, so sexy. Scars decorated his chest, back and arms like battle trophies, and his amber eyes tracked every movement in the room as if he was constantly ready for war. Both Alphas were from the neighbouring packs, and from what I’d heard, they were like enemies, and they always clashed. Apparently, they were here for some political alliance nonsense that I wasn't important enough to understand. All I knew was that I'd been assigned serving duty because, according to Beta Colli

Its tentacles reached for Alex’s belly. The child kicked violently. The ship shuddered. Rebellion had followed them aboard human fighters who had boarded during the chaos. Gunfire erupted inside the vessel. The Ruler turned. In that moment of distraction, Alex and Damian broke free—vines weakening as the ship’s systems faltered. They fought their way to the bridge. The Ruler met them there. The final confrontation was brutal. Damian and Alex moved as one perfect sync born from months of fighting side by side. The Ruler’s tentacles lashed, but their love disrupted the signal. The child hummed louder, shielding them.

But that doesn't change the fact that there is something that we are both trying to avoid…something that even the priestess has already confirmed. I immediately head back to the priestess' lair. Her eyes are wide the moment I step in. “Is there more?” I ask, and she swallows hard. “Yes, Alpha,” she quickly says. “She's more than able to break curses. Your curse.” My throat closes up at that revelation. I am about to ask how when the door is immediately pushed open. “Alpha, Nova is nowhere to be found!” The omega that walks in, screams.

He wore leather armor now, etched with pack symbols, and his face was set in a cold mask I barely recognized. “Nova Voss belongs to no one,” Vesper said, voice steady as steel. “She’s under my roof. My protection.” Riven’s lips curled. “She belongs to me. Always has. I paid her debt once. Now I’m collecting what’s mine.” One of the girls—Lila, I think—huddled in the corner, eyes wide. The others had scattered, but I could hear whispers from the halls. Vesper didn’t budge. “You rejected her. You walked away. What makes you think you can storm in here like some conqueror and drag her off?”

Not enough for me. Never enough. Varek crossed the room slowly before stopping beside the broken archway overlooking the ravine. “You underestimated them.” “No,” I answered quietly. “I underestimated her.” That seemed to interest him. “You hate her more than the Alpha.” A laugh escaped me softly. “You still think this is about Darius?” “Isn’t it?” I looked toward Ironfang again. Toward the distant territory lights hidden beyond the trees. “She walked into Ironfang.” The words left my mouth colder than intended.

The air sparkled with the promise of untold adventures, and the horizon beckoned with mysteries waiting to be unveiled. Faelan descended gracefully, wings folding with a subtle rustle. "In this realm, the boundaries between werewolves and vampires blur, and ancient conflicts hold no dominion. Here, the extraordinary nature of your love becomes a catalyst for transformation—a force that reshapes the very essence of supernatural existence." Davien and I exchanged glances, our eyes reflecting a shared understanding of the profound journey that lay ahead. The Nexus of Unity, a realm born from the magic of the Heartwood, held the promise of a future where the divisions of the past could be transc

Alec, awestruck by the cosmic spectacle, whispered, "Sasha, this is our story—written across the stars and etched into the very fabric of reality. Each gateway is a chapter, and our love is the unifying thread." Sasha smiled, her eyes filled with cosmic understanding. "Alec, no matter the challenges or joys that await us, our love is the constant. Let's embrace this cosmic odyssey together, one gateway at a time." Hand in hand, they moved through the cosmic gateways, each unveiling a new facet of their intertwined destinies. The Nexus of Resonance beckoned, promising revelations that transcended mortal comprehension. The cosmic dance continued, and Sasha and Alec were ready to explore the in

It was simply impossible. “Hello, my name is Cross Owens and I am assigned to your class. It’s not my class yet but I just came to say and get to know you guys.” His voice. I felt lost. I could only stare. His name. I finally knew his name. I finally knew both of their names but now, they are both off-limits. Cross, my first lover from that night a week ago, and Lucas, my other lover. I wanted so much to meet them again but I never thought that it would be like this.