Novels by Miss Skye

“You were really authoritative there.” Axton said as we headed back to my cave.I chuckled. “That was the only way they would listen. They're alphas; they are listened to, not the other way round. So I knew I had to be a little extra with them." The meeting had ended in a neutral standpoint. Everyone was to go home and relay the message to their people and get their men ready to attack. While Ember Moon was to take extra training lessons, not just the usual training lessons to make one strong. But one to prepare you for war.We planned to meet like this in four days to share the progress on how everyone's preparing.“There's still something that's bothering me though," Axton said, staring into the distance.I glanced at him. “What's that?" He sucked in air sharply and paused. “How do we get information on the lycans? We're blind here, Aries. They might show up tomorrow or at night and take us by surprise. There has to be some way we can get information." That was true. But that was

I sat down and listened to their suggestions. Sometimes they argued, and sometimes jokes flew around, but I knew the laughter hung in their chests. Especially with Thane. The tension in his eyes was so obvious I doubted if I was the only one that saw it. From time to time he would direct glances at me to see me watching him. But I wasn't interested in bringing that topic up. I wanted the main focus of today's meeting to be about the preparations and nothing else.“So I've really been curious to ask, and I don't know if it's appropriate…” Dominic said, scratching his beard. "How...how did you and Axton know each other? Because his pack is like on the other side of Great Falls, and well…you're here. I'm just curious." I shifted my gaze from Dominic to Axton; his eyes were on me, and I could understand the question they posed. Then I looked at Thane; he seemed so uncomfortable. Axel was drumming his fingers on his glass cup. “I'm neither here nor there, at least not with the way you se

If I were to drop a pin right now, I bet it would make a deafening sound when it drops.The hall was deathly silent, save for the noises that drifted in from time to time. This time their eyes looked back at me with that of confusion and doubt, like I was blabbering.I removed my palms that I had placed on the top of the table and began walking up and down.“A few months ago…” I began. “I was attacked by four lycans who were out in search of me with the aim of…kidnapping me. Of course I took them down with the aid of my very good friend, Axton.”I smiled at Axton, and he returned it, not bothering to look at the others who had shifted their attention to him. I coughed to bring their attention back to me and continued.“I left their bodies in the woods where we fought because I felt like I should, but when I returned to check a few days later… they were gone.” I paused to look from one face to another. "I wasn't really bothered about that, so I moved on. And then…my space was invaded,

As usual I took my bath at the lake and got dressed in my three-piece. Then I started on the way to Ember Moon. For some reason, instead of panicking as usual, I was calm. Even though I knew that I would be the youngest amongst them, it didn't cause me to doubt my ability to command attention. Probably because the Moon Goddess encouraged me.“Aries!" I heard Axton's voice from behind me.I turned sharply to see him jogging up to me. “Axton, I didn't expect to see you here with me," I was really surprised that he was here; wasn't he supposed to be with his alpha?“Yeah, we're going together. Did you forget?" He asked as he caught up.“I probably did," I replied as we continued walking. “I thought you'd be going with Thane and Axel." “We planned that I'd be going with you," he said. “And don't forget, I'm really not a member of that pack anymore." I hummed and didn't say anything. I could feel his eyes studying me.“Are you ready for today?" He asked.“Yes, somehow I feel so confide

Axton taught me a whole different set of fighting techniques, both as a wolf and as a human. He was a fighting machine, especially in his human form, his reason being that his wolf was already a predator, but his human body wasn't, and so it needed more training since it was the most vulnerable between the two personalities. At the end of the day I was exhausted. He hadn't taken it easy on me. Barking orders and punishing me when I lagged. Instead of getting mad at it, it thrilled me and somehow made me happy. This was what my pack was supposed to help me with, but I had to do that on my own. I had to learn self-defense and attacks. And now, Axton was teaching me; it made me more determined to meet the goals he set out for me.~I sat in the cave, eating. Axton had gone back to carry out the plans we discussed. I just hope the other packs take this seriously and come for the meeting; unity is the only chance we have against the lycans.At dusk, I repeated the training techniques Axto

I've been restless, pacing up and down and making strategies in my head. But all I've ever come up with were too weak. I didn't know anything about war or fighting a full pack, much less about lycans. My head was pounding, and I felt dizzy. I suddenly remembered I hadn't had anything since yesterday. I've been so engrossed in this lycan issue that I've forgotten to eat something. But right now, I wasn't in the mood to make anything either.The grumbling of my stomach told me I needed to eat immediately, but the restlessness of my mind reminded me of how we're going to lose if I don't strategize.I first perceived his scent before he walked in. Perfect timing.“What's that glint in your eyes?" He asked, smiling. “You seem to be expecting me." “I wasn't," I lied, looking away.“I can already see that you do; might as well just admit it," he said, smirking.“What have you got there?" I asked, staring at the bags he was holding.He lifted them up, smiling. “I felt maybe you'd be hungry.