Warriors Fanfiction Novels & Stories

It only went to show how much they hated the daughter of a mad alpha. I couldn’t make out what someone said, but they all began to argue at the top of their lungs. The Warriors were always extra loud, but I would kill for a moment of silence right now. Shit! Those voices… They were giving me a headache. Well, it wasn’t a secret that their alpha didn’t look interested in me. Maybe he just wanted to keep torturing me for one full year before finally tossing me to his warriors.

He waited for some more time so that he can find an opening to enter inside the pack, but to his frustration, every warrior is scanning his surroundings with a hawk-like gaze. "Damn, is this because I tricked Riley and almost killed her? She must have come back here and told her mate about what I did. I would have enjoyed looking at Carter's face when he found out that he almost lost his wife. I wonder how is Daniel" he thought to himself. He moved a little closer to the perimeter when he noticed that two warriors are in the middle of a heated discussion. "David has our Luna. Our Alpha is fuming. I am sure he would kill David soon. I just hope that our Luna is safe" one of the Warriors told

“You’re both fake.” Before I could answer, another voice echoed from outside the tent. “Future Alpha!” I already hated that tone. A warrior stepped inside looking nervous. “There’s a problem near the arena.” I stood immediately. “What kind of problem?” The warrior hesitated. Then sighed. “Ellias kind of started another argument.” Kael closed his eyes slowly. “Of course he did.” “What happened?” Erica asked excitedly. The warrior looked uncomfortable. “He accidentally flirted with another Alpha’s daughter.”

No arguments, no miscommunication, just an eternal love bubble. Reality? Very different. We argued. We misunderstood each other. We liked different things. I didn’t know if it was because she was human… or if the Moon Goddess was testing me. Or maybe it was just the se.xual frustration talking. Twelve days. It had been twelve da.mn days. Thankfully, my warriors were all mated and had a dose of perspective. On a recent car ride, I brought it up. They laughed at me, then got real.

I need to stop barking about the Warlord, she thinks silently. Meanwhile, I keep my silver eyes fixed on the wildlands moving backward outside the glass, my mind falling into a deep, dark trench of thoughts. My life has zero space for a male romance. Before my claws harvest the true facts behind Mcqueen's bloody death in the old pack wars, my spirit cannot get distracted by a mate. Besides, a supreme leader like David Duskbane possesses absolute zero romantic interest in a wildland stray like me. My brain just made a fool of itself twice. A strange, hollow disappointment hurts my chest, but I quickly shake the sorrow out of my mind. I am a fierce warrior, not a soft pup who overthinks small

“I can no believe you have lain with a woman on her courses. That is so...It is a most...I do not even like to deal with myself these days, why would you want to? Why would anyone if it could be avoided?” “I have not been with a woman on her courses before, but I have seen others do it and heard them talk.” “Well I know the courtiers would have been more than willing to let their wicked warrior do whatever he wanted, so obviously it was not something you wanted to do. You do not have to do it with me either, Fann. In fact, I would prefer you don’t,” Fann almost grinned at the touch of anger in her voice. He could deal with her anger more easily than her tears. “I will get to the end by just

My voice breaks as I watch Ryan scream as he bends over my body again, gathering me into his arms and rocking me back and forth. Warriors lower their weapons as they kneel. Those in their wolf forms bow. No. This isn’t happening. I’m not ready. We won. I should be there, beside them. I should be going home with my mate to our village. I should be seeing my sisters again.

Maya spit these last words, and the crowd roared, some laughing, some howling with rage. Sasha said nothing. She stood there, fists clenched, her eyes darkening. “You will not disrespect our union.” Her voice was a menacing growl, though a poor imitation of an Alpha. “Don’t ever forget your place, Rogue.” The Warriors laughed. Encouraged by their support, Sasha pointed at the pair of them. “Warriors! Do not let a pair of filthy Rogues disrespect your Alpha and his TRUE Luna!” The Warriors, their anger reignited, surged forward once more. They yanked Maya over the railing, and she was lost in the crowd. All I could hear were her screams of terror.

He had said those words with intention, which meant that he knew that he could do it. “We have to talk about this,” I said in an attempt to distract him from the bag that had fallen to the floor. “We’re mates, remember? We have to talk about the mate bond and how this affects—” “You’re mated to…” the warrior trailed off, his eyes widened in shock. “There are warriors out there risking their lives for the sake of this pack. I believe you have informed me on what you’re to inform me about. Get out,” Alpha Darius snapped at the warrior.

' Warriors hauled Garrick and Elara away, their protests fading down the tunnels. The pack rallied then, voices rising in determined growls. 'We stand with you, Alpha!' one shouted, fists pounding chests. Thorne nodded, but his hand squeezed mine, emotions raw— anger at the fracture, fear for us all. I related to it, this hidden world cracking under threats, mirroring my own confusion. As they dispersed to reinforce guards, the venom stirred again, not lust this time, but visions flickering at the edges.