Warriors Leafstar Novels & Stories

“Because from this day forward, they’ll see you as what you are.” “What’s that?” “My Luna. Their Luna.” I hesitated, then smiled against his shirt. “Then you better start preparing them. Because I’m not exactly the soft, smiling kind of leader.” He pulled back just enough to tilt my chin up. “Good. Because I didn’t fall in love with soft and smiling. I fell in love with a warrior.” “A blind warrior.” “A warrior who sees more than anyone else.” I bit my lip. “You’re going to make me cry.”

Long tables were filled with an array of food, representing the abundance we shared as a community. The day of the summit arrived, and as guests began to arrive, I could feel the energy in the air shift. Warriors from different packs entered the palace, each one bringing their unique spirit and strength. I greeted each leader with respect, welcoming them to our home. Among the attendees were Alpha Markus, who had warned us about the Black Faes, and Alpha Lila from the Western pack, known for her fierce loyalty and strategic mind.

“He’s preparing to send a scouting force. And he wants you to bless them.” She blinked. “Bless them?” “You’re Luna now. They’ll want your voice before they ride. Your presence. Your strength.” “I’m not a symbol.” “No. But you are a leader. And leaders inspire fear—or loyalty.” She exhaled. “Fine. When do they leave?” “Tonight.” --- Twilight bathed the training grounds in gold as Aria stood before the assembled warriors. Two dozen fighters—some seasoned, some barely of age—all stood in disciplined lines. Their armor gleamed under the dying sun. Each carried twin crescent-shaped insignias on their chests, the emblem of Darkfang: the black wolf devouring the white moon.

“Zephyr held his end of the deal, he gave us two two hundred warriors and twelve scouts. I didn’t answer right away. I stared past him at the stretch of men training in the yard,white snow warriors. Two hundred wasn't a bad number. It puts us at an advantage to Star Raiders, but i wasn't still not sure if it enough to put me at ease. Star Raiders posses the most skilled men of all packs, this number would be enough against any other pack but them. And their quality?” I finally asked. Kael scratched his chin. “Better than what I expected.

Very impressive. “That’s the rules of the game, Freya. Always stay close to your enemies,” he sipped his drink. His last words made me find my relaxation. I allowed my back to rest on the couch as my body adjusted in. “Tell me something new, Vogar, why is Leo your enemy? I don’t understand the reason both of you can never coexist.” “I don’t coexist with a thief. Leo stole from me. He took away everything that belonged to me. You, my position as an Alpha, and my fated mate,” he sounded a little pained.

I ducked into the shadows as they whispered nearby. "My god, the Alpha of the Moonlight Pack is so good to the future Luna..." "I know. I heard that for his mate, he’s mobilized all the Moonlight Pack’s resources ... the gifts he's given these past few days alone are worth hundreds of millions..." "I also heard he gave her Star-Moon Lake, the most beautiful spot on the Moonlight Pack's border..." "He’s such a dominant Alpha! He'd give up anything for his woman!"

The shadows around us rose like liquid. From them emerged dozens of warriors clad in ancient celestial armor. Their eyes were empty. "The Lost Guardians," Aurel whispered. "No..." "They've fallen too." The warriors surrounded us. Each still bore the crest of the Moon Goddess. Each had once been a hero. Now they served the Void. Wesley drew his sword. "Looks like we're not leaving quietly." "No," I replied. "We're leaving together." Moonfire burst from my body. The Crown of Luna blazed above my head.

"I will try." Luna's force departed first, thirty-three warriors moving at speed toward the western forest where smoke already rose to the sky. I watched them go, knowing some would not return. My own team assembled quickly. Twenty warriors, mostly veterans who understood suicide missions. We carried light armor and weapons designed for speed over protection. "Move out," I commanded. As we ran toward the eastern border where Garrett waited with his hostage, I felt Aria's anguish through the mate bond. She stood on the wall watching us leave, torn between duty and family.

Liam stepped forward again, raising his arm for silence. As soon as the arena quieted, his deep voice rolled across the gathering: “The second test— PHYSICAL STRENGTH.” A ripple of excitement moved through the crowd. Warriors leaned forward. Elders whispered among themselves. Even visiting Alphas watched with keen interest. This was the test that truly measured the raw power of future leaders. Liam gestured, and several warriors dragged out two enormous moonsteel pillars, each thick, gleaming, and standing nearly twice the height of a grown wolf. Their weight alone made the ground tremble with each heavy thud.

“As I said before, the Golden Leaf is inside a glass box in a warehouse on the other side of the island. Drago told me once that there are one hundred of his warriors stationed around the warehouse, and three hundred inside the warehouse, guarding the glass box. So that’s four hundred warriors. Now to overcome this, I do not intend on taking them out one by one. There’s seven of us after all. What we are going to do is something that will completely take them by surprise. Our three animals here will simply attack the warriors guarding the warehouse. Rachel, you will be on a cliff which is directly above the warehouse. You will shoot your arrows at the warriors. Zak, your role is very importa