Warlords Ruin Solo Guide Novels & Stories

“Fucking coward.” “I need to get out of here.” I muttered shakily, gripping the rails tightly before letting go. Mind made up, I stormed off, still blinded by tears. Only to collide against a warm wall of muscle. Strong arms immediately snaked around my waist to steady my body, and the warm, smoky-sweet dark scent of leather and sandalwood teased my nose. “Are you okay?” the deep raspy voice asked, chasing shivers down my spine. I angrily wiped my wet face with the back of my hands then glared at the older man towering above me. “ Watch where you’re fucking going.” I hissed rudely.

“First duet of Rule 101. Challenger Devon Warner against Alpha Gideon Vale. Dominance trial. No weapons. No interference. No full or partial shift unless called. Violation will count as loss.” My hands curled into fists. Gideon looked at Devon. “Still time to kneel and withdraw.” Devon tilted his head. “Still time to enjoy breathing properly.” A few warriors muttered. The elder raised his hand. “Begin.” Gideon moved first. Fast. Devon moved faster. He caught Gideon’s wrist, twisted, and drove his knee into Gideon’s ribs. The sound cracked across the courtyard. Gideon staggered, but Devon did not give him space.

And at the center of it are chains. Dozens of them, made with silver. They hang from the ceiling, coiled along the walls, waiting for me to touch. This place and the carnage are the wolves worst nightmare, but it meant the opposite to me. This is the only place where I control myself from going feral. The only place where I can lose control… without destroying everything. Zyle stirs violently inside me. I lower my shield, and he doesn’t hesitate to take advantage of it. “We should hunt,” he growls, his voice thick and eager. “Let me out. I want violence.”

GINEVRA War. I had successfully started a war. It was no surprise that my recent careless actions was going to inevitably stir up trouble, but what I hadn’t expected was the viciousness these blood thirsty fuckers was coming at me by. I'd spent the past two weeks on the run. Constantly looking over my shoulder, constantly needing to protect myself from these very wicked drug lords who were out for my head. I had introduced a new way of drug distribution, using it to gain more advantage in the drug market. Strike one.

I slid the pistol back into its holster. I turned to my men. "Package him. Leave him at Raj Varma's front gate. And if he asks who sent him..." I picked up my cigarette one last time, took a final drag, then crushed it beneath my shoe. "Tell him… courtesy of Ghost." I turned toward the warehouse doors. Without looking back, I said to them. "The war begins today." They moved immediately. Jax walked up beside me. "What now?" I looked toward the open warehouse doors, where daylight spilled across the concrete floor.

You should: Kill this warrior [Completed] – Reward: 2 additional points to any attribute of your choosing Sustain no major injury [Completed] – Reward: 2 additional points to any attribute of your choosing Sustain no injury at all [Not Completed: Tested decided to be the ‘bigger’ person and ignore the free points] – Reward: 3 additional points to any attribute of your choosing Total points gained: 4 stats points [assigned to strength]. Goal: End Goal – Become Chaos Completion Rate: 5.67

“Move to intercept after the first wave is broken.” Vulwin, sensing the movement in the distance, adjusted his stance. Edyrm whispered instructions, pointing to narrow paths, concealed hollows, and roots that could trip pursuers. Vulwin’s presence was a storm: every hunter who tried to close in was met with overwhelming force. His strikes were precise, controlled, each one disabling without wasting energy unnecessarily. Edyrm, meanwhile, orchestrated the evasion, calculating timing, distance, and enemy behavior with ruthless efficiency.

“I will not be alone.” He released my hand and walked toward the table near the wall where several weapons rested. “Dante and Viktor will lead the eastern team,” he continued. “Marcus will guard the safe house with four men. I will command the attack at the docks.” “You sound very calm for someone about to start a battle.” “I have started many battles,” Ruin replied. His voice held no arrogance. It held experience, and I watched him load a pistol with steady movements. The quiet competence in his actions reminded me how dangerous he truly was.

I tell her harshly as I wait for the drug to kick in. When K-5 takes over in the beginning of a Shadow Warrior's journey, telling friends from foe becomes difficult. A new Warrior must be steered in the right direction-kill the enemy and don't eat your allies, friends, or lover. Beast grumbles. Does he want me to claim Marinah? I wish I knew. Marinah needs her beast along for the ride too or she'll have the same trouble I did when Beast told me to kill her. This is a dicey way to establish a relationship. That we were quite volatile when she arrived here on the island doesn't exactly help. I slam my brain closed on these thoughts because mating is the last thing I should worry about. I need

she mumbled, obviously surprised by my sudden appearance. Tears quickly rolled down my eyes upon seeing her. I weakly leaned my body against her, asking for her support. “He didn’t trust me, enough. I love him yet he ruined our marriage,” I whispered against my sobs and let myself broke down in pain. Yes, he's the one who ruined it. He might have seen me naked with another guy but I know nothing happened. If anything did… he would have known I didn’t want it to happen at all. He really did it intentionally.