Shadowfang's Curse
The air was thick with smoke, Screams echoeing through the night. The packhouse, the heart of Shadowfang, was crumbling. Growls and snarls tore through the air and Ronan could only watch. Around him, Shadowfang warriors were falling. "Ronan!" Mira grabbed his arm. "We have to go!" He barely heard her. His gaze was locked on a familiar figure standing near the fire, CELESTE. Her eyes caught his, and she smiled a slow, knowing curve of her lips. She had always known. Mira dragged him toward the treeline, locking onto another figure standing beyond the battlefield. ROOK. He stood completely untouched by the bloodshed, face unreadable. Mira shoved Ronan toward him. "Take him! Protect him! I need to find the others!" Rook gave a slow, almost amused exhale. "When have I ever not protected him?" Mira ran back into the flames. Ronan stood swaying, The fear that had been creeping up his spine finally reached his throat, and with effort, he managed to whisper a single word. "Why?" Rook exhaled softly, almost like he was in pain. Then, he stepped closer, pressing a hand against the back of Ronan's head, fingers threading through his hair. "I'm sorry, Princess." Pain exploded at the base of his skull, and the world went black.
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Shadowfang pack is built on secrets, but when Alpha Rael receives an anonymous letter warning of an ancient threat, the pack's dark history begins to unravel. Future Alpha Ronan Grey is expected to lead, yet he hides a dangerous truth: his wolf is now completely dormant. To make matters worse, Rook, his closest confidant, seems to be harboring a secret of his own. To break his curse and save his pack, Ronan must uncover what his father buried before the shadows, and the people he trusts most consume him completely.
Basahin
Chapter: Chapter four: Stay with me Ronan!Rook leaned against a tree, arms crossed, watching the hooded figure fidget under his gaze. The moonlight barely cut through the thick branches, casting uneven shadows over the clearing. It was clear this conversation had been going on for a while."I don't care what happens to anyone else. No one is allowed to touch him," Rook said, his voice low but leaving no room for argument.The hooded figure swallowed hard. "That... that might be a little tricky."Rook raised an eyebrow, tilting his head slightly. "Does it look like I'm asking?"The figure let out a nervous chuckle, rubbing the back of their neck. "N-no, of course not. I just... you know, things happen. Accidents, I mean, I'm not saying it will, but.."Rook took a slow step forward, his jaw tightening. "He got hurt today," he said, voice low but thick with restrained fury. "Do you have any idea what that felt like? Watching it happen and not being able to stop it?" In one swift motion, he grabbed the front of the figure's cloak
Huling Na-update: 2026-10-15
Chapter: Chapter Three: What even was thatThat night, as the moon rose high, Ronan and Rook found themselves at the western border, their breaths visible in the night air. The woods stretched out before them."You ever get the feeling we're being watched?" Rook muttered, scanning the trees.Ronan nodded. "Yeah. And I don't like it."They continued their patrol, Then, a sudden snap of a twig. Both of them whirled toward the sound, weapons drawn.Silence.A low growl rumbled from the shadows.Ronan's grip tightened on his blade. "Come out. Now."For a moment, nothing happened. Then, a pair of glowing eyes appeared in the darkness, followed by a slow, deliberate step forward.Something was out there.Ronan held his breath, his muscles coiled tight as the glowing eyes stared them down from the darkness. The low growl sent a ripple of unease through the air, thickening the already suffocating silence.Rook took a half-step sideways, positioning himself shoulder to shoulder with Ronan. "That's not one of ours.""No kidding," Ronan
Huling Na-update: 2026-10-15
Chapter: Chapter two: Ronan must not find out about thisFrustration burned in Ronan's chest as he stormed away from his house, his mother's words still echoing in his mind. He knew she meant well, she always did but it didn't make things any easier. His father shutting him out was nothing new, but this time, it felt different.Without even realizing it, he found his feet taking him to Rook's place. His best friend's cabin was smaller than the Alpha's home but warm and welcoming, nestled between two towering pines. The moment Ronan knocked, the door swung open.Rook took one look at his face and sighed. "Let me guess. You went to your dad for answers, and he gave you nothing?"Ronan scoffed, stepping inside. "Less than nothing. He shut me down before I could even ask a real question. my mom? Just told me to trust him."Rook motioned for him to sit by the fireplace, where the fire burned cozily. He flopped into the chair across from Ronan and rested his arms on his knees. "Look, I get why you're pissed. But maybe it's one of those things tha
Huling Na-update: 2026-10-15
Chapter: Chapter one: The LetterPROLOGUE: I'M SORRY PRINCESSThe air was thick with smoke, Screams echoeing through the night. The packhouse, the heart of Shadowfang, was crumbling.Shadows moved in the chaos, figures clashing, growls and snarls tearing through the air but Ronan could only watch."Ronan!" Mira grabbed his arm, her face streaked with soot. "We have to go!"Go? Where? His home was being destroyed. His people were dying. He was supposed to be out there, fighting alongside them, but he couldn't even shift. Couldn't do anything.A deafening crash split the air as part of the packhouse collapsed, Ronan flinched, instinctively shielding his face. The packhouse where he had grown was falling.Mira tugged at him, her grip firm despite her shaking fingers. "We need to leave!"But he barely heard her. His gaze was locked on a familiar figure standing near the blaze, untouched by the chaos around her. Celeste. Her eyes caught his through the firelight, and she smiled. A slow, knowing curve of her lips. As if
Huling Na-update: 2026-10-15
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