Warriors Jayfeather Novels & Stories

He chuckled, “Indie and mom are never going to believe this shit. Warrior Princess Luna!” I laughed but kept moving. As we get to the Eastern border, I see more chaos. “FUCK! JETT, COVER JACOB!” “On it!” I see Jaxon and he is fighting alongside Jade. She is a strong fighter, but she is getting fatigued. “Jade, fall back. I got you.” I called out. “I’m not going anywhere.” She said as she continued fighting. “Jade, you should listen to Sable. She was lead warrior for a reason.” Jaxon called back.

Liam didn't seem to notice the doctor's true identity during that time. "Look..." someone said from outside. Jay looked where the Enforcers were busy training although, they were still recuperating after the hellhounds' attack. His eyes widened briefly when he saw countless red feathers fall from the sky as if someone was scattering them deliberately, but he seemed to be the only one who could see those red feathers. Jay spotted a figure clad in a white robe and a pair of red wings standing near the treelines. He didn't bother to come after the celestial being as he knew that was a mere illusion. The celestial being wasn't there physically. It just wanted to show Jay that it was watching clo

It was Rick this time, “That’s what I am worried about as well. Xander was focused on the squad, and I don’t know what his warriors are doing in preparation for the war," I answered. “Don’t worry, dear,” Daddy Jay said. “I had a dream; the war won’t happen yet. We still have time," he added, and I looked at him, sighing heavily. “What? You don’t believe me? Remember when I told you that the moon goddess showed up in my dream, asking me to go to that stream where I found you?" he said, trying to make me remember that day, which I always will, no matter what.

Then, arm in arm, we made our way to the training centre. Long tables were set up to accommodate all twenty of us recruits, another table in the front seated Beta Harris and another man who I could only presume was Jaydon. He was a lot younger than I had thought he would be, probably only in his mid-thirties. Jaydon's hair was completely shaved off, adding to the series of tattoos which spread down his ebony arms and up his neck to create the ultimate picture of danger. He looks mean. "Good evening recruits." Beta Harris welcomes us as we all sit down. "Welcome to our first debriefing. I would like to formally introduce Jaydon, one of Dark Moon's most experienced warriors and your trainer fo

:Warrior, you said you had another such vision earlier. Rhychard nodded as he told them about the incident at his parents' house. "That one was real enough to singe my fingertips." He held out his hands for their inspection. Tryna slid off the table, took his fingers in her tiny hands, and inspected them as if she were a doctor. "You really should have had Kree treat these burns when they first occurred. That is part of the reason cosheys bond with Warriors, remember? Their healing powers help keep you alive."

“No, you can’t do this.” Commander Raja placed his second left hand on her shoulder. “Give up trying to reason with him, Katie,” he said. “He’s a warmonger. Warriors from old eras are filled with people like him. Something that you, Twenty-First Century folks, wouldn’t understand.” “Twenty-First Century, eh?” Cutler cast his glare at us. “So they’re newcomers.” “Not anymore,” our commander said. “They are now full-fledged braves who managed to go toe-to-toe with your officers.”

But now, I don't know what I’m feeling. “Hey Nyra, I think we should join the warriors this year since this is our last year in high school,” Naria suggested. “Yes, that’s right. Since we all have our wolves and we are sixteen, let’s sign up. My brother is the captain of the warriors, and he has been pressuring me to join,” Jade added. “I don't know, guys. I haven’t shifted yet. I don’t think I will be accepted. And I don’t want to see Alpha Jackson,” I said while playing with the food in front of me.

" He inhaled. When he spoke again, I got the feeling that he was genuinely trying to convince me to join his team of warriors. "What I’m saying is, you won't have to move far from loved ones, Colt... and your other friends. You would be an actual member of the pack. A respected Warrior of the Forest Moon. It'll make things easy for Aylin too. Her family will be more accepting." I didn't know how to respond. If I thought Jet's email to the Chief was flattering, this feeling was far greater than that. The thumping in my chest was mingled with a sweet feeling of hope. Yet there was some hesitation beneath.

When he got out of the car with his mate cradled in his arms he met the shocked faces of his Beta, his Gamma and his warriors as they stared at him and he couldn't blame them as it was something he has never done before. He had never carried a woman before not even Klara so his mate was the first. Ignoring their stares on him he walked towards the entrance door where his brother was waiting for him with his hands behind his back and beside him stood his Beta, Xander and his Gamma, Roland. Ryder and Dexter followed Jayden as he approached Kayden while the warriors left to the guest rooms in the estate and some of them went over to guard the mansion. As soon as Kayden saw Jayden approaching hi

The people applauded; they all had the same look of pride in their eyes. The scene shifted, just like it did in dreams, and I was in an ancient-looking house. "Catalyn?" called a voice. It was a young man; he was about my age. "Can you believe it, Jasper? I am now a warrior," I said to him, but I was also sure that he was another unfamiliar face. "I can actually believe it, sister; your dream came true. I always knew you would become a warrior. So... do you want to race? This time, I promise to let you outrun me—just this once," he said with a smirk.