Warriors Cats Alderheart Novels & Stories

Aside from being unusually long, they were curved, too—like the claws of a cat. “Stay here,” Mei said. “I’ll give a signal when it’s safe to follow.” Two guards were patrolling the corridor that followed the hallway. Mei took down the first guard by slashing through his neck with her claws before moving on to the second guard. She moved so swiftly and silently that the second guard didn’t even notice her before it was too late. As Jade watched, she couldn’t help but compare Mei to a hunting tiger—agile, quiet, and precise. “You’re really good,” Jade said in admiration right after Mei had made her tenth kill.

Then, he hands the pen back and says, “It is finished. Please, stop killing my people.” Through the mind-link, I say, “The battle is over. We have won. Bring out our dead and wounded, and let us return to Caldara.” Immediately, my warriors stop their attack. Every single one of them obeys me without question. I continue to glare at Alden as he sinks down onto the ground, his arms wrapped around his knees, and openly weeps. What a poor, pathetic excuse for a man.

Every part of me screamed for blood. But Kelly came first. Always. I clenched my fists and opened a mind link to the warriors— both the ones that followed me here from Silvermist and the Red Moon ones nearby. My voice thundered across the link, sharp and commanding, leaving no room for hesitation. “THIS IS ALPHA ALARIC, AND YOU WILL HEED MY CALL!” A dozen minds snapped to attention instantly.

His spirit isn't fit to be a background extra, let alone the lead warrior of a blockbuster film. Putting on a totally helpless, innocent expression of my own, my tongue utters, "It is not that my heart does not want to help your skin, cousin. Warlord David does not change his alpha mind easily once his fangs are set. Your spirit can get mad at my name all you want, but why did your claws throw his personal alpha crest card onto the dirt right in front of his face? Also, my own hands wanted to hand that crest card directly to Dad for the pack alliance. How could your greed take it away from my gear in the first place?"

And with her, everything came flooding back. My name hit me first. Valeria. Not Vera. Behind it came an avalanche — my mother's face, lined and fierce. The weight of the mask on my brow. The Crimson Fang Pack, a hundred wolves who answered to me. The eastern border I'd patrolled alone because no one else was fast enough to keep up. I was the Alpha. The Selene-Blade. The strongest female warrior in the territory, until the night I wasn't. I stared at my blood-covered hands. The rogues' bodies lay scattered across the road. My car was gutted. And I was sitting in the wreckage remembering eighteen months in a single breath.

His black hair shifted gently beneath the breeze, while his cold silver eyes carried the same intimidating gaze I remembered. Back then, everyone feared him. They called him arrogant and cold. Some believed it was because Silver Moon owned the strongest academy among all the packs. Others simply said… Cassian had never smiled a day in his life. The warriors shoved me forward until I landed on my knees before him. "Future Alpha," the head warrior said with a respectful bow. "We caught this woman stealing the Moon Orchid." "I wasn't stealing it," I blurted out before I could stop myself.

They said they had met demons and terrifying beasts in Death Valley. Lily looked over at Venn, somewhat suspiciously, and asked, "Did the prince really tell you that?" "Really, Lily." “Do you know what that place is like?” Venn shook his head and replied, "Death Valley is a place for wolf warriors to practice their fighting skills."

As that is happening, the Alpha of the Valor Moon Pack approaches the remaining members of the Haven Moon Pack, Alpha Lars, Beta Oliver who is holding his son, his daughter is with Gamma Beckett, and a few Warriors. "I am so sorry for what has happened," Alpha Lars tells him. "We never expected things to get this out of hand. We were hoping to handle this internally, but we are grateful for your assistance. I hope this will not damage future relations between our packs and the alliance."

As the rest of the compound was now on high alert. As we patrolled, I realized quickly that I don’t have a mind link with anyone here, so I needed to be mindful of the warrior next to me, if we get separated, I’ll literally be all on my own. As we stayed in the shadows of the dense forest, we both spotted them at the same time, there were several unauthorized intruders coming over the wall. My only hope was that the warrior next to me alerted the others. I pushed myself against the wall as I stalked towards them and lunged for the one closest to me, a blind attack. Scarlett quickly reminded me that this wasn’t training, that I was going for the kill and without hesitation I did. Quickly

The journey back to the AirPack had not been Pleasant. Alpha Hercules had been barking orders at the slightest inconvenience this caused. The Warriors had tried their best to get out of the Alphas' way and ride at the back of the crowds with Martin While Audrey rode among the Warriors. Hercules wanted to have his mate by his side. Even though he was irritated by her status, having any other man handle her is what he wanted gone from his mind. but he could not do anything about it. because at the end of the day he did not want any of his Warriors or his citizens to know that his mate was a worthless servant.