Warrior Nun Lilith Novels & Stories

“Then we need to win this thing to get the additional 100 points!” “Dorin! Johan!” The two mages turned around to see Mar and Lilith running towards them. “What happened here?!” asked Lilith, wide eyed. “Goodness, Dorin, you lost?” Mar said in disbelief. “Sorry, I got careless.” “It’s Dennison from the elemental weapons class!” Lilith gasped upon seeing the unconscious druid girl on the ground. “You guys know her?” Johan asked. “Everybody in University does!” said Mar, “She have already finished her courses in the Magic division, and have just entered the Military division last year!”

"He wanted to use King's death to scare you and make you leave the country and the companies to him." "So yesterday?" "I guess once he realized that he couldn't get you to do both and that you were looking into King's murder, he decided to end you." After getting the breakdown of all that she has done, I had only one question for her, "Who are you really, Lilith?" Silence fell in the atmosphere and I watched her nervously play with the blanket. Then she became still for a moment before mumbling, "I'm an assassin, not a bodyguard."

Meanwhile, Lucan's daughter, Light, turned her attention to me, her curious gaze sparkling with interest. "So, what's your name?" she asked, her voice light and friendly. I met her gaze, my face a mask of calmness. "I'm Lilith, a warrior," I replied, the lie rolling off my tongue with practiced ease. The others from my pack remained silent, their faces neutral, including West. It was as if they were in on the lie.

I do not want to be either. "That was some impressive work out there." A voice says in front of me. My eyes snap open. A girl is standing in front of me. She's tall and muscular, with hair the color of midnight chopped short around a face full of sharp angles. Her eyes, a startling shade of blue, are appraising me. She's from my group og pledges. The one who watched me finish with grudging respect. She's holding a waterskin. "I'm Liora Elva," she says, holding it out. "From the Shadowtail pack."

"Less now than before. But yeah. Sometimes I wake up and realize I have maybe two weeks left before my blood becomes lethal. And I panic. And I wonder what happens if there's no antidote. What happens if I hurt them." "Can I tell you something?" Lillith said. "Something that might help?" "Please." Lillith stood up. Walked toward the garden's edge. Looked out at the landscape beyond. "I was not always a Queen," she said. "I was born human. Did you know that? In the 1820s, when I was just a girl, I was completely human. No magic. No power. No supernatural abilities of any kind." Melina's eyes widened.

I whispered, “the blood, the war, her suffering… all because I loved her?” The Priestess didn’t answer. She didn’t need to. The temple doors creaked faintly, and I felt another presence slip in before I saw her. Lilith. Her perfume, sharp and sweet, like poisoned honey, filled the air. “I was wondering how long it would take for you to crawl back here,” she said softly. The Priestess bowed her head, stepping away. “This is not the place…” “It’s exactly the place,” Lilith interrupted, her tone laced with venom. “Tell me, Priestess, does the Moon bless adulterers now? Or only fools?”

I stalk up to him and, with my anger at the point of overflowing; I don’t give him a chance as I slap his face hard and growl again, “I will not hide. I will not be treated like just an ordinary female. I am a warrior and whether you like it or not, I am going to protect what I care about.” I then turn from him and stalk out of the war room. I don’t need to look at the table to know where to find the threat, as not only did the scout say where he had crossed the border, but I saw it. I walk down and out of the packhouse to come face-to-face with Brett, Gary, Leo, Arthur, Gus, Pat, Finn and Andrew. They smile and bow. Leo steps forward and says, “You are our sister and you are our Luna. We tr

“B-but, how?” Mei laughed, amused at the look of bewildered shock on Jade’s face. “It’s a special skill I’ve had since… since…” Mei’s smile vanished. She seemed to be hesitating about something. “Since?” Jade prodded. “Well, you see,” Mei continued. “I’m sure you’ve heard about the beast gods. Well, I’m actually one of the seven stars of a beast god.” “WHAT? I can’t believe it! Which holy beast?” Mei raised an eyebrow, “Bai Hu.”

“I am your wolf. But I bring no good, and I only keep alive those whom I smell are worthy. Hello, Leal. Call me Lilith.” Leal groaned out loud when another bullet pierced her from the waist. She clutched her waist and let a few stray tears stream down her face. Lilith is on the battlefield, the very same field she wanted to fight on earlier. She was on a rampage, a killing spree. She was invincible, but Leal wasn’t.

He asked. “I’m not helping Jeremiah. I am helping those innocent people in tiny little villages who can’t help or protect themselves. That’s what I’m doing.” I say. “Fair enough. I’ll make sure the warriors know that we’re not leaving just yet.” He says. Not long after that we had received word that Lilith had retreated to her castle and will probably stay there until she comes up with a plan of attack. Or until she processes everything and then comes up with a plan of attack. Either way, we did have a little time to spare before she came back.