Dark Forest Warriors Novels & Stories

he says and stop thinking about this first, I just stand there waiting for him, I can stand here all day, not that I want to, but I can. “Yes?” I promote him to keep going. “This can’t reach Elle’s ears, she doesn’t need to know about any of this” he says, I just nod yes, if it’s something as important and dangerous as he make it seem, I won’t be telling Elle anything. “Of course it won’t” I assures him. “We’re in war little demon, the Irish have declared war” he says with a sigh, he looks ancient now, he sounds like an old man who’s exhausted.

Everyone find their destiny and he has found his to cherish and love it FOREVER! The End!

If they are going in without light, they will be attacked by the Black Shaols. Dark Forest is a prison of these monsters. It scattered from here to the boundary of Galenus City, Graire province, Deirdre, and ended at the Krystalline Academy. It stood between the Agate and Eshmirald Tower. Zephrain faced the soldiers and talked in a loud voice. "I will lead all of us across this forest! Stay together and follow only the light! Never stray away from the troops! Understood?" The soldiers answered with a loud, "Yes, Your Highness!"

For in the heart of every warrior, there burned a light no darkness could extinguish. The ground beneath my feet quivered with the final cries of The Black Faes, their eerie wails fading into the night as we, the allied packs, stood firm. I drew in a sharp breath, feeling the rush of victory surge through my veins like wildfire. Around me, warriors roared their triumph, their voices lifting into the dark sky, intertwining with the howls of our kind.

They had finally reached the dark forest. "We're here," Aaron called out. "Is it always this dark?" Forest asked warily. Aaron nodded. "The warriors are sent into the dark forest to survive for a month. Live beasts capable of destroying a city resided in the forest, but our ancestors held them there using powerful magic. Now the whole forest is their domain. Anyone lucky to enter it and survive is fortunate indeed. The warriors are sent there with nothing except the clothes on their bodies. If anyone makes it to the other end of the forest in a month, they are automatically made into a warrior.

Presently, While Daphne and Liam prepared to confront inspector Hayes, another meeting was going on. Deep within the heart of an ancient, desolate forest, a gathering of the malevolent Black Wolves took place under the shadowy canopy of night. The air was thick with a sinister energy as a hundred of these dark entities, cloaked in human guise, assembled in a large, moonlit clearing. Their eyes glimmered with a malefic light, revealing their true nature as they prepared to unleash chaos upon the unsuspecting nation.

Warriors drove them, tied down, some unconscious, others roaring behind the bars. The Dark Forest didn’t only crawl with swarms; there were other animals too, some less lethal. There was a whole variety of them here. Masked and armored, the warriors maneuvered the huge cages while others lit the way. What they were doing was an abomination. The Alpha King needed to hear about the illegal operations going on in this far corner of the realm. I hid deeper when I heard horses snorting past. A column approached. “Boss is coming, open the gate!” someone roared from the tower.

“If anyone starts acting strange, raise the alarm immediately to anyone you know. No hesitation.” Twenty elite warriors nodded in silence. These weren’t ordinary men. Each of them had been forged in fire and pain. They knew how to handle nightmares. But this forest? This wasn’t anything normal. This was something older. Something that whispered truths wrapped in lies. We started setting up camp under the blood-tinged sky. The red light bathed the leaves in a strange hue as if the forest itself bled with each breath. “It’s a dark forest, of course it can change the sky,” Dominic said beside me with his usual sarcasm, though I caught the tightness in his voice.

My warriors checked their armour and said quiet words to one another through the mind-link. They trusted me to lead them through what was coming. I wasn’t sure I deserved that trust. Behind us, my shadow warriors stood, fading into the terrain and becoming one with the dusk. The ancient shadow warriors stood apart, like sentinels carved from darkness itself. Dark energy from centuries of being dead radiated off them. I had awakened them knowing the cost. Old power never came without consequence. As the hours passed, clouds gathered quickly, folding over one another until there was total darkness across the land. The wind sliced through our armour and fur.

From what I read, it started before The Darkness emerged from the warlock tribes of Somsak. It feels like a myth at this point that mating bonds ever existed. The best investigators still only assume what actually happened, but as the story goes, The Darkness was in response to a warlock that fell in love with a prophetess. She was lycan, and his fear was she would find her true mate. So, he kept her locked away in Somsak, and tried to convince her to stay with him and return his love. Then one day, the royalty from Osvald arrived in Somsak to hold diplomatic trade discussions. As King Oran was touring Somsak, his wolf felt a pull. It is described as a string tied around your consciousness t