Semua Bab MY SECOND-CHANCE MATE IS A WOLF HUNTER: Bab 51 - Bab 60

Seeing Orlaith like that reassured me slightly.He was essentially a giant monster. I definitely wouldn’t have ever wanted to be on his bad side even in my wolf form. I knew that my wolf would relish the fight though.If it was a matter of defeating the bear, I would probably win but I could lose too.Unfortunately, Orlaith was handy capped by all the load on his back. And even if he wasn’t he would still be in far too much danger.The hunters were simply vile, crafty, and tricky creatures. Of course in a fair fight they would never be able to kill a single wolf. But humans didn’t seem to care about such things. They were only considered with how to make the most death and destruction in the shortest time possible. Orlaith would crush them with almost no effort. But when they saw the lumbering beast, they wouldn’t be concerned about fighting fair. Their coward instincts would make them fear death enough to focus on safe guarding their lives more than the fight.They would use arrows

They were chasing us right at our heels.I could sense them with the life force all around. It trembled with their blood lust.It reminded me of a time, many nights ago.Visions of my sister and I running flashed through my mind. We ran through forests thicker than this.It had been all so beautiful. I wanted to stop and look around. All the wonderful plants and animals. Just out of reach.Of course I couldn’t stop then. And I couldn’t stop now.Phoenix’s girlfriend ran behind me, with Romey over her shoulders.I hadn’t been sure about her at first, but she had definitely proved herself now. I saw how Phoenix looked at her. I wondered why he wouldn’t just kiss her already.Of course he was sleeping deeply now. Unconscious along with my sister.And we had the invocates on our heels. That was what Phoenix called them. Morning called them hunters.One of those felt more accurate right now.I almost tripped on a twig but continued running.My sister’s spirit animal, Orlaith, moved in fron

The wall finally stopped growing.I was amazed.Never in all my ages have I ever seen such a blatant and ridiculous show of power. It was well beyond what Fae I knew of could do.Maybe the higher ups in the courts, but not the normal Fae.I imagined that this was the sort of power the High king himself might command.It was unbelievable.How did it happen?I had prayed to the goddess of the sun.Was this her doing?Maybe I should have paid more attention when we were taught about the goddess and the Lord Father.Kerrigan called from above.He sent me an image of the other side of the wall of vines which he could see properly from his eagle eyed view.The hunters that had been chasing us had been stopped by the wall. Kerrigan sent a fuller image than last time, so I could see all ten of the hunters.Or rather all nine.One of them must have been too fast for his own good. He had been caught up in the growth of the vines.I saw him being raised fifteen feet into the air as the vines he

I turned back before stepping out the door.“Make sure you clean this place up.” I said.“Of course baby.” Olivia said cheerfully. “I'll make dinner too.” She added.I narrowed my eyes at her, and then I turned away.I closed the door behind me.That woman was undoubtedly a big distraction to me.She had wormed her way into my life successfully. I thought I could easily get rid of her but of course I had underestimated her.And now she wanted a marking ceremony so I would make her Luna.I gritted my teeth.I might have to do it.It was common knowledge in the pack that she was carrying my child now.At first, her revelation at my ceremony with Morning was mostly ignored. Morning’s killing took the spotlight for that day. The few who remembered her at all didn’t quite believe it.That would have been the perfect chance for me to get rid of her. But she had a way about her.After that, she made sure to let as many people know just who she was. It got even worse when I started spending m

I walked into the bar.It was mostly empty.Not many people drank in the daytime. And for good reason.Fabian sat at the very edge of the bar.There was a half empty bottle in front of him. His head rested against the hard wood surface of his round table.The barkeep looked at me from his counter as soon as I walked in.I nodded at him and he nodded back.We had quickly gotten tired of the constant greetings we had to give each other in these past few days.I preferred it that way.In my opinion no one should be in bars at any time of the day or year.The bar had three other occupants. They had torn up clothing and there were only a single bad day away from becoming rogues.People like that weren't just unfortunate members of the pack, they had mostly causes their problems themselves.It wasn’t the case that they had been neglected- although neglect had happened in the recent years thanks to the state of our Alpha- it was the case that they were problematic pack members that we had to