Semua Bab BLOOD MOON:Wolf Pack Trilogy: Bab 61 - Bab 70

The kitsunes were swift, faster than the werewolves I practice with at the pack, but they were no match for my witch skills, with Tilda and my back facing each other while I battled them. I chanted, “Exto vez rie enmorté,” and I snapped the necks of three Kitunes where they stood. I then focused my sight on one of the red fixes and sent a tremendous amount of psychic pain through its mind, causing it to fall to the ground and whimper in agony. This fight was never going to end; the more werefoxes we killed, the more reinforcements they brought, so we had to flee to the woods in hopes of losingthem. “This battle is pointless Isabella. They just keep coming back with reinforcement. You have to run,” the voice in my head advised. “Verimos les duspiro,” I say, casting a wooden stake that takes off and impales two foxes, opening up a passage for me to flee. I grabbed her wrist and exclaimed, “Tilda! We have to run away into the woods, quickly!” Her face was covered in blood from battling t

My mate is Stefan.” I could not have remained silent when he told me of the deed that that bastard Dimitri had committed against his brother. What does that mean to you? Surprised by her admission of Dimitri’s abuse of Stefan’s brother, I questioned. “Oh, you were unaware? I gazed at Dimitri as he edged closer to the table. Stefan laughed, “Just so like Dimitri to decieve and lie to those around him.” Dimitri wouldn’t dare mention all the vile things he had done to you. You are aware that my brother was killed by Dimitri within these exact walls of the castle? At last, he says, “He killed him in cold blood,” and I chuckle. I’m laughing so hard it hurts. Is that all? I have no doubt that Dimitri killed your brother for a good purpose. I know a Dimitri who would never kill an innocent person. I spit in his face, “He wouldn’t kill without a good reason.” I had faith in the Dimitri I was familiar with. I had faith in him.Stefan roared with amusement, “You’ve only known him for a month, an

Enough!” Stefan yells as he tackles Dimitri, knocking him to the stony surface in an instant. “You Dimitri Castellan don’t get to play the hero after all these years of being a villian.” He was furious. Lifting himself off the ground, Dimitri punched Stefan hard, sending him flying into a boulder.With a menacing look, Dimitri vowed, “I’m going to kill you.” Dimitri’s warning makes Stefan laugh and get back up on his feet. “For almost killing your dear Isabella? It’s a taste of your own medicine, What? You don’t like how it tastes?” Stefan cracked a sly grin. “Your brother was a madman and a despot. The nogitsune had power over him; it was its possession. “Neither I nor anyone else could take action,” said Dimitri angrily at Stefan. “He remained my sibling.” With equal parts anger and rage, Stefan growled, “That wasn’t a decision you get to make.” “Desiring my death won’t bring Damien back,” Dimitri said, attempting to talk himself out of what he was about to undergo. However, it will

I guess it seemed a little strange that I was here. “Yes, I just stopped by to check on something. What brings you around the witches quarters?” she asked. I told her straight out, “I came to gather some ingredients for an assembling spell.” Her gaze narrowed to my neck, and I watched. Her eyes lingered on the pendant that lay on my breast as she said, “That’s a peculiar pendant you have there, how did you get it?” I tucked the pendant under my shirt and explained, “It was a gift. My mom gave it to me to protect it.” I asked, a little curious, “Do you know what it is?” “It’s obviously not an ordinary heirloom, it seems to be forged with powerful ancient magic, a type of magic so strong enough to serve as a prison or a containment for something.” She took a moment to think. “It is beautiful, make sure you hold on tight to it.” She beams. I said hastily as I was leaving the graveyard, “I will. I have to leave now, it was nice seeing you Celeste.” Why had my mom given me this? More impor

I merely said, “Mhm-mhmm.” with utter shame burning in my face. With her arms crossed, she muttered, “It was about time and why am I just finding out about this now?” I confided to Iris, stung even by the memory, “Well because he said it was nothing but a mistake and it shouldn’t have happened.” He was not interested in me. Iris tried to console me, but to be honest, it wasn’t working. “That sucks. Anyways for what is worth I don’t think he is avoiding you, the pack has been really busy lately.” Iris smiled and said, “You know what you need right now?” “A breath of fresh air. That will get your mind off you know who.” She laughs. I’m not too sure about it; stepping out was still too risky. However, I really needed to get outside and breathe some fresh air since I was feeling so constrained by my thoughts of Dimitri. And this sure beats going anywhere. “Yes, but where are we going?” I said. She winks, beaming like a cheeky Cheshire cat, “That’s for me to know and for you to follow.” Ir