Warriors Cats Rusty Novels & Stories

For some reason, Klick didn’t like that. It wasn’t difficult to find Rusty. In fact, Klick wondered why it took him this long to get this information. The werebunny boy was munching on his salad alone in the dark gym equipment storage room when Klick found him. Rusty didn’t seem alarmed. If anything, he sounded annoyed. “What do you want? I’m not open for business yet, it’s lunch now. Come back later if you want to fuck.” Klick made a face. They said rabbits were mild-tempered creatures. Why was this one so hostile? Nevertheless, he got straight to business.

For what it's worth, I hid behind the stranger's back, at least he was soft with the woman, with his meal presumably more than Nicholas. "Rydar, I'm your new owner starting from today, cat eye." His chest rose and fell behind his sweat-stained shirt, from his swell to the muscles and down to every build. He's strong, if not the strongest. "Are you a warrior?" "You will find out soon, cat eye."

Goddess Bastet, this was no time to have the 'weak girl' chat, he would have to get over himself. “Let’s go.” he motioned towards the door with his head, reluctantly, reading the glare I gave him, daring him to say something. Quickly clambering down the short steps. I took a seat in the bed of the truck with other fighters, who were waiting, while Crimson took the passenger seat in the cab. The Warriors looked at me like I had lost my mind. A were-cat princess didn’t join the ranks. *Mason, where are you* I opened a mind-link and he immediately replied.

“You’re serious.” “My sons are strong warriors.” “No,” Maddox corrected immediately. “They’re weak.” My jaw clenched instantly. “You watch your damn mouth.” “Or what?” Maddox asked casually. “Ralph your boys aren’t true alphas. Hell, they barely qualify as warriors.” Rage exploded through me instantly. “You arrogant son of a bitch…” “No,” Maddox interrupted calmly. “What’s arrogant is thinking those spoiled idiots were actually going to win.” My grip tightened around the phone hard enough it cracked slightly. Rufus snarled loudly. “Kill him.”

She lay back, breathing hard, trying not to cry. The low grumbling voice momentarily snapped her from the pain. "Well, guys, what do we have here? It stinks like a dog and it's stupid enough to get caught in a wolf trap. It must be one of Nicolas' pack that escaped when we killed the rest of those sniveling mutts." Mandy stared at three enemy cats, and wondered if her life could get any worse. ***

I'm telling you if you don't want to regret your life, you better put me down this instant. "Woah... the cat knows how to act fierce????" [Trust me, young lad. If not because I don't want to bully the weak, you would have been down on the ground now searching for your own teeth... ] "Hahaha! You really know how to humor me. Hahaha!" The young man put the cat down as he stared at it with eyes full of humor. "My name is Robin. I don't originally belong here, but that useless system accidentally sends me here instead. My job is to save crazy villainess of the world."

She tosses her head back, letting her red locks cascade behind her, as she laughs. “Oh look, we have an audience,” Kitty points out in a teasing tone, making Nikki blush and bury his face in her chest as she plays with his hair before jumping down. “Alpha Raven,” Kitty smiles, shaking her head at Nikki and running over to hug me. “Kitty it’s good to see you too, how are you and Nikki liking it here?” I question, noticing him standing on the front lawn where they were sparing as when we came out. “Blood Moon is incredible, a little dated in their views, but amazing. The training grounds are mind blowing and the warriors are so strong and well trained,” Kitty answers, bouncing on the balls of

Her energy has multiplied, having her run around the house like crazy. The first thing Russell did when his check arrived was buy her a big scratching post that looked like a castle, setting it in the living room for her, and he even installed a huge cat tree with a hammock and a tiny cave filled with her favorite toys where she can snuggle inside when she wanted more privacy. I can definitely say she is one spoiled baby.

Lily stood behind Elias, tugging at his shirt and asked worriedly. The ancient wolf now bared sharp teeth and long sharp claws, leaning forward. It scratched its claws at Elias, who raised his arm covered in hard steel to support it. The sound of claws and steel from Elias's arm made anyone who heard it freeze. Lily covered her ears while her body was still shaking. Elias pushed Lily backwards, his body now as fast as lightning, rushed to the wolf's body, took the wolf by the side, stabbed it in the arm. From the wolf's biceps, blood spurted out, splattering on the ground.

Perhaps it was due to the emotional roller-coaster she went through just now, but, as she leaned against the familiar warmth of his chest, she felt safe. The usually aloof and noble cat named Ruth was now like a homeless kitten who got beaten down by the rain. She retracted her claws and just huddled up in his arms.