Warrior Nun Fanfiction Novelas e Histórias

All the other packs will join hands and find him. I was ready to give myself fully to my amazing mate and my pack. Embrace my present and future, and let the past be just wonderful memories. Viktor will always be my love, but I was in love with Richard he is my life my mate, my everything I want to carry his pups, and have a beautiful family surrounded by amazing friends. We may not be married as per human customs but in our world, I am Jia Richard Stanford, Luna of the Southern moon pack, and will always be a Warrior's mate.

“My father is a Queen’s loyal and regal Knight... I am a warrior and the sole female general in the kingdom of Ayruzglow’s entire army... I trained myself to be bold, and eventually became a warrior, only for him rather preferring to hide beneath a roof to grace their bodies to be enjoyed by their husband’s will, as do the rest of the girls in this kingdom...” “You are a warrior,” Karen remarked while sipping the wine of blue vapour flavour. “Your scars are evident,” he said, referring to the scars on her hand. “I grew by admiring him and grew by learning him,” Nora said. “I did everything I could for him... On every battlefield, I assisted him... felt like... I do feel like his left hand in

he starts assertively. "As you may know," he continues. "Our warrior's daughter, Audrey, has finally come home." He has captured their attention as his voice booms around the silent room, and the pack hangs on his every word. At this moment, I glimpse at the alpha he is bound to become, though he still has a lot to learn, he already has the utmost respect of his members. "I expect you all to welcome and treat her as an equal," Devin adds. If I left uncomfortable before, it's nothing compared to the embarrassment that consumes me now. I feel the weight of the pack's stare on my form while I wish for a place to hide.

She is the kind of woman who dismantles, not disfigures. We enter the facility, and all the warriors are there waiting. They turn, and they all smile. I guess they are ready to welcome me into their group. Aiden, Thalia, Jonah, Nala, Rebel, and Austin are all there waiting. I really need to make time to get to know Nala. I hardly ever see her around. One of the warriors smiles and teases me, “Who knew we would have welcomed trouble in our mists?” I laughed, “There is much trouble to be had. Or fun…depending on how you look at it,” I replied with a wink.

Six elite warriors against one Shadowborn. The old me would have been terrified. The old me would have curled up and waited for the beating to end. But I was not that girl anymore. I was Luna. Power exploded from my core in a wave that sent three warriors stumbling backwards. The other three kept coming, spreading out to flank me.

Her warrior friends leave with her. Omega Nikki rushes over to me and helps me up, with much concern. "Are you alright?" "Yeah," I lied, but my healing would chip in soon. Even though my body trembled nervously, I looked around for the spilled contents and began to gather them back into the laundry basket. Nikki helps and warns, "Stop offending her. She's a warrior now and will make your life miserable." Rolling my eyes, I cannot believe what she just said to me, so I defended myself, "I haven't done anything."

The nurse bared her neck to me in fear while the other nurse cowered in a corner. I quickly backed off after the realization hit me that they were just doing their job, “I’m sorry… I’m sorry.” I whispered more to myself than to them. I dropped my face into my hands. I was losing it slowly. The nurse sees my distress and tries to comfort me, “Alpha, its ok. We understand. You just want our Luna to be ok. We promise everyone in this hospital only have good intentions towards her. Many of the warriors have been talking about how she defeated the Dark Alpha. My mate is one of your lead warriors, he told me how she stood up to the Dark Alpha and the entire rogue army!”

“But would she want to? I don’t want that torture.” I bite my lips. “I do,” I whisper. “Do you?” Angela raises an eyebrow. “Explains why you’re so good at combat.” “Yeah,” I say softly. “I’ve wanted this since I was old enough to know what it was. Warrior Kent came to Greendale with a squad. Seeing him there, all wrapped in gold armor, it was magical.” I breathe. “I’ve only ever wanted that since. Being here at Moonriver is my own chance to make it. Greendale didn’t have a warrior program. Plus, they were far too sexist to even let women into combat class.” I shake my head. “All I want in my life is to be the first female warrior. To command all of the territories under warriors and junior w

“What does that matter? I am a warrior and she is just an omega. She is beneath me and should be glad I was talking to her in the first place.” “Her rank and yours have nothing to do with your school work, and last I checked you are no warrior. You are lazy, and don’t make time to train, let alone be considered competent. That’s your fault, do your own work. Leave her alone. She didn’t volunteer and you didn’t pay her, she owes you nothing.” I refuse to move from her path. I don’t have my beta aura yet, but I figure fake it until you make it right. I stand up as tall as I can, which is not much at my five foot nothing height, and keep stepping in her path as she tries to step around me,

They settled down beside me, their eyes fixed on me as I began to speak. “There once was a warrior, Luna,” I began, my voice steady despite the exhaustion that weighed on me. “She was strong, brave, and beautiful. Her people depended on her, and she never let them down. But there came a time when she was tested, when the enemy tried to tear apart everything she loved. And even though she was afraid, she fought. She fought to protect her pack, to protect the ones she loved, and in the end, she won.” I looked down at them, their eyes bright, their faces filled with awe.