The journey from Seattle to Denver, Colorado, was long and exhausting. I chose a longer route that passed through the majestic Rocky Mountains, the Front Range, where Rocky Mountain National Park, the home of the wolf pack to which I belonged, was situated. Incredible landscapes and the beauty of nature unfolded before my eyes, but my mind was filled with worries, and the void left by the disappearance of my children seemed to expand with every mile covered.
Finally, I stopped the car at a strategic point in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, the place where everything began for me. Humans believed that the United States government reintroduced wolves to Colorado in 1999, but the truth was that it was Alastair, the alpha of our pack, who took charge of this place. He was the werewolf who found me on the side of a road when I was still a pup, welcoming me as his daughter. My parents had been killed by humans, and Alastair was the only family I knew.In the depths of my memories, I could see Alastair's face, his kind eyes, but also his fierce eyes when it was necessary to protect our pack. He guided me, and taught me to be a wolf, to honor our traditions, and to protect those we loved. His legacy was something I carried with me, and I wondered if he was still alive. I knew it was unlikely, given the long decades since he adopted me.However, there was another question that troubled me. If Alastair was no longer among us, who would have taken his place as alpha? I knew the answer, but I needed to be sure.I stopped amid the woods, the scent of pine and the cool breeze surrounding me. Here, the air was clean and fresh, and a sense of nostalgia washed over me. I knew I was close to home, close to the heart of our pack.I took a few steps forward until I found an area that was particularly significant to me. It was where Alastair used to take me to watch the sunset and teach me the secrets of the wolves. He told me stories about our ancestors and the covenant we had with the land and the moon.My thoughts drifted to Alastair, to the lessons he taught me, to the deep connection we had. I knew that even if he were dead, his influence, and teachings would remain with me. It was these lessons that now guided me in the quest for my children, a journey I was willing to face at any cost.My mind returned to the present when I remembered the ritual I needed to perform to confirm the pack's leadership. It was not a simple process, but I believed it was the only way to get the answers I sought. I knew what I needed to do.Carefully, I took a knife from my luggage, looking at the silver gleam of the blade. With determination, I made a small cut on my wrist, letting the drops of blood fall to the ground. It was an ancient summoning ritual that wolves used to communicate in important situations. I hoped it would work.My action reverberated through the trees and the earth, echoing through the forest. I knew they would soon appear.The silence of the forest seemed to envelop me, as if nature itself awaited in suspense. Then, a distant howl echoed, breaking the mountain's silence. It was a sound I knew well. The hairs on my neck stood up, and my heart raced when I knew I wasn't alone.The distant howl of wolves echoed as a response to my call. Other howls joined the first, a sinister cacophony drawing closer.When the wolves appeared, I faced them, aware that they wished to tear me to pieces. Hostility was evident in their eyes, and their sharp teeth were visible as they snarled in my direction. I was alone and vulnerable, but my determination did not falter. I had to continue.“I would like to speak with the Alpha,” I said, my voice firm.The wolves howled and approached, but I still couldn't understand their words. I repeated my request, even more determined, while holding a steady gaze. “I need to speak with the Alpha.”Another, more imposing and confident wolf, howled and then transformed into a human. He approached me, his penetrating gaze assessing me. “Who are you, and what do you want with the Alpha?”I stared directly at him and said, “My name is Fierce Silver, and I need to speak with the Alpha.”The human wolf studied me for a moment before finally nodding. He then turned and howled, calling the Alpha. I wondered if it was still Alastair or if another figure had taken his place.Finally, I saw him, majestic and imposing, emerging from the shadows of the forest. He was a large gray wolf with thick fur, with piercing eyes that gazed at me with wisdom. He approached me calmly and dignified, his gaze revealing wisdom and authority. It was he, the alpha, who had taken command after Alastair's departure.Our eyes met, and I knew he recognized the blood I had shed. Then, he approached slowly, his muzzle touching the cut on my wrist, and he closed his eyes for a moment. When he opened them again, his deep eyes reflected a mixture of emotions, including surprise and perhaps a touch of sorrow. There was also something deeper, something I couldn't fully identify.“Fierce,” he murmured, his tone deep and powerful. “You have returned.”I knew that voice. It was Hunter, Alastair's firstborn and the new alpha of the pack, who had rejected me years ago. Tension was in the air, and I wondered how he would react to my presence, and the three reasons that had brought me there.
***Silence hung in the air for a brief moment before he finally broke it with his deep and authoritative voice.“What are you doing here, Fierce?” Hunter asked, his words sounding like a low growl in the night. He seemed surprised by my presence, perhaps even offended.I took a deep breath, knowing I didn't have time to waste. “I need your help, Hunter. My children have been kidnapped.”The surprise in Hunter's eyes was palpable. “Children?” He repeated, as if the idea was inconceivable.I nodded determinedly. “Yes, Hunter. I have children, and they've been taken from me. I don't know the extent of what's happening, but I need the pack to help me find them.”Hunter remained in his wolf form, but his gaze was serious and evaluative. He tilted his head slightly, his eyes fixed on mine. “You rejected the pack, Fierce. You left years ago and never looked back. And now you return as if nothing happened, demanding the pack's help. And, to make matters worse, you do it in your human form. You don't even have the decency to come to us as a werewolf.”His words were harsh, and cutting, but I was determined not to be shaken by them. My children were the priority now.I held my gaze on him, without flinching. “Hunter, I'm not here to demand anything. I'm asking for help. My children are in danger, and I would do anything to protect them.”He rose to his paws, assuming an even more imposing posture. His fur was bristling, and I could feel the tension in the air as the pack awaited his decision.“Why don't you ask the humans you revered all these years for help?” Hunter asked with disdain.I lowered my head for a moment, thinking about how to explain. “The humans are doing their part, but there's a detail I didn't mention. One of the possible kidnappers is a werewolf.”The revelation seemed to surprise him. Hunter took a step back, his eyes now fixed on me with a mix of curiosity and concern. “A werewolf? How do you know that?”I took a deep breath, choosing my words carefully. “They left evidence, and I trust my instincts. Moreover, the scent, the aura... something is wrong, Hunter. I can't face this alone, and my children need your pack.”Hunter remained silent for a moment, his expression unreadable. The tension in the air was almost palpable, and I knew I was hanging by a thread. But I wouldn't avert my gaze, not when my children's lives were at stake.He slowly rose on his paws, his wolf form becoming taller and more imposing. His gaze was serious as he said, “Your presence here is an insult. And now you insult us by suggesting that a werewolf did this?”Hunter's accusation was harsh, but I was willing to face anything for my children. I lowered my head, swallowing my pride.“I didn't want my presence to be an insult, Hunter. I came here seeking help, not to claim something I don't deserve and certainly not to accuse a werewolf. But you know me better than anyone, you know my sense of smell has always been very good. I know a werewolf has been in my home and taken my children.”Hunter remained silent for a moment, his attitude now less hostile. He looked around as if contemplating his decision.“I'll call the pack. The final decision will be theirs, Fierce.”I nodded with gratitude, knowing that this was the best response I could hope for. “Thank you, Hunter. I know it's not an easy decision, but my children are in danger, and I would do anything to protect them.”He stared at me with disdain, his gaze cutting. He glared at me, his gaze sharp. “Until then, Fierce. You'll stay in the Hut. And I believe you still remember the way.”It wasn't an offer, it was an order. Hunter withdrew, disappearing into the shadows of the forest, leaving me behind with a heavy heart. The challenge that lay ahead of me was as vast as the moon that illuminated the path, but I was willing to prove that I wasn't the same Fierce who had left years ago.
I walked alone through the forest, my feet sinking into the dry leaves and damp earth. As I walked, my mind went back six years, to when I was a young black-furred wolf, agile and swift. Back then, I traversed the same path in my lupine form, running with speed and grace. By my side was Hunter, my adopted brother, childhood best friend, and the owner of my heart, even though he didn't know it.We were inseparable back then, and our time together was filled with adventures and play. We raced through the forest, testing our limits and honing our hunting skills. Hunting together was a bond we shared, a way to connect with our wolf nature.On that day, we encountered prey worthy of our pursuit: a majestic moose with imposing antlers reaching toward the sky. Its eyes displayed a mix of fear and courage as it watched our movements cautiously.Hunter, with his gray fur, looked at me with a challenge in his eyes. “Think we can do it, Fierce?” he asked, his tone filled with amusement.I smiled
As night fell upon us, our run towards Denver continued. Hunter, Caleb, and the other four werewolves and I moved with speed and agility, our paws hitting the ground like a war rhythm. The chilly wind enveloped us.As I ran in my lupine form, I felt the freedom of speed and the wild nature. The trees, streams, and the cool forest breeze were my constant companions, and the sensation of the ground beneath my paws was reassuring.Finally, we arrived at a Hut a bit away from the city, which would be our stopping point before entering Denver. Caleb transformed into a human at the door and opened it with a conspiratorial smile. “The clothes are in the usual place, folks.”Hunter and the others quickly made their way inside the cabin, heading upstairs to find their clothes. I, on the other hand, stayed outside the cabin, curiously observing the new environment.The cabin was quite different from what I was used to. It was cozy and well-decorated, with dark wooden furniture and curtains sway
I adjusted my long black hair, trying to get used to the feeling of it being loose, and then I wiped my face to try to calm the turmoil inside me. I was about to leave the room when I heard voices coming from the stairs.Furthermore, I descended the stairs and found the werewolves already in their human forms. Caleb was dressed in jeans and a white shirt, looking relaxed and comfortable in his new form. The other wolves were also wearing similar clothes, adapting to the new reality of the city.However, at the back of the room, there was a tall, muscular man with brown hair that had hints of gray, a slight quiff, and a well-groomed beard. He was wearing jeans and a checkered shirt, but his vivid honey-colored eyes were unmistakable. Hunter. Seeing him in human form made my wolf's heart race, and I fell even more in love with him.Hunter looked me up and down, his eyes roaming over my body. He lightly bit his lips, a gesture that left me intrigued, not understanding what it meant.Cale
I was completely immersed in my memories of the trip I took to Denver with Hunter six years ago. However, something interrupted my thoughts, and my expression of surprise took over me.I stood paralyzed in front of a sight that didn't match the memories I carried. There was something wrong there, a discrepancy that messed with my mind. Hunter had brought me here several times, but what I saw in front of me didn't make sense.The abandoned hut that used to be our retreat was unrecognizable. In place of the modest wooden structure I had in my memory, now stood an imposing wooden house, surrounded by the vastness of the forest. I blinked many times, trying to understand what was happening. Was my mind playing tricks on me? Was I going crazy?I looked around, perplexed, questioning if my memory had failed me. I knew the way by heart, but the house in front of me didn't match my recollections. I began to doubt myself, wondering if I was in the right place.That's when the front door of the
Hunter's question about the father of my children brought me back to a time that seemed so distant, a moment when everything was simpler, and we were young, full of curiosity and enthusiasm.It was over six years ago when we were arriving in Denver, and it was my first time stepping into the human world. Excitement coursed through my veins as we watched the city approach through the truck's window. Hunter parked the vehicle near a bar, and the other guys from the pack jumped out of the back, excited and eager to explore the human world.Hunter came to my side and opened the door, extending his hand to help me down. He looked at me seriously and said, “Fierce, you need to avoid staring in awe at everything, or people will start to get suspicious of you.”I nodded, trying to contain the excitement bubbling inside me. It was my first experience in the human world, and Denver City seemed so fascinating and full of promise. I knew I had to be discreet and not draw attention to my wolf natu
We made our way to the dance floor, and I felt a bit nervous because I had no idea how to do it. Hunter patiently guided me, moving to the rhythm of the music. I followed him, trying to imitate him, but soon realized it was harder than it looked.Our movements were awkward, and I couldn't help but laugh at the situation. Hunter laughed too, and it made me feel more at ease. With each misstep and stumble, our dance became more of a mess, but we were having fun together.I held Hunter's hand a bit tighter and looked into his familiar golden eyes. “It's better to be terrible at dancing with you than good alone.”He smiled and pulled me closer. “I agree, Fierce. And don't worry; you're doing much better than I expected.”We danced together on that dance floor, our movements clumsy but filled with fun. It was a moment of camaraderie and joy that I wouldn't trade for anything.The dance floor was filled with people, all sharing the same joy and energy. I felt like a part of that world, of t
The journey back to the hut in the pickup truck was silent, and the interior of the vehicle was filled with the uncomfortable silence that lingered between Hunter and me. I was lost in my own thoughts, reliving the kiss we had shared on the dance floor and wondering what it meant. What was Hunter thinking?In the truck bed, Caleb and the other werewolves laughed and chatted animatedly with the girl they had brought along. I glanced at them briefly, but my mind was elsewhere.After a few minutes, Hunter parked the truck, and everyone disembarked. Caleb carried the girl in his arms as if she were a trophy, taking her inside the hut, followed by the other guys. They seemed to be having a great time, and I knew their night was just beginning. The sounds of their laughter and conversation faded as the door closed, leaving me alone with Hunter outside.He turned to me, his expression serious. “Fierce, I wanted to apologize for tonight. It wasn't exactly what I had planned.”I smiled, trying
Our bodies moved together, dancing on the bed for the first time and we were experiencing such intimacy. There was no rush, just desire and a deep connection that transcended any explanation.The next thing I knew he was sucking on my breasts, sucking my nipples one by one delicately, but hungrily, voraciously. He licked, sucked, nibbled, leaving me completely marked and shivering, while he intensified his massage of my sex. I was moaning loudly and writhing against his body. Until I felt intense spasms all over my body, I moaned loudly with pleasure and ended up losing the strength in my body.Hunter kept kissing me gently, exploring my neck with his lips and my body with his big, firm hands. He squeezed and slapped my ass hard and said. “I've always wanted you, Fierce, but after I saw you in human form... I wanted you even more.” Hunter squeezed my breasts, played with my nipples, which had become engorged. He used me while I recovered from my orgasm. I felt his hand on mine, and