Todos los capítulos de Rejected Bloodline: A Tale Of Two Worlds : Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

I waited at the entrance of the Alpha's tent, my hands folded tightly behind me as I paced back and forth waiting for the meeting to end._“How dare he summon me here just to leave me hanging around like a jobless moron?"_ The members of council were still seated inside, arguing non-stop, like they always did. Watching them alone was exhausting; it made me want to sleep, and I couldn't help but wonder if they ever agreed on anything.Derrick's eyes met mine from across the tent. I gave him a “cut it short” signal, but he ignored it completely, turning his attention back to the meeting. "Well, alright then," I clicked my tongue, standing up straight. “If you really want to play… then let's play." I cleared my throat loudly before stepping into the tent completely unannounced.“Alpha Derrick, you summoned me… here.” I paused, immediately covering my mouth with my hand. “Oh my goodness, I hope I'm not interrupting anything?” For a moment, no one spoke. But the hostility in the air w

Two Days Later After walking for what felt like an eternity, I decided to call it a day and rest, as night was beginning to fall.I collapsed under a tall oak tree where the moon was shining brightly—that was all my wolf needed to regain its strength before continuing on our journey.My stomach growled loudly, reminding me that I hadn't had anything to eat yet. I eyed the few berries in my bag, tempted to take a bite, but I couldn't bring myself to do it. They were all I had to take me through the journey, and eating them now, with no backup plan, was a gamble I couldn't afford to take. So I gritted my teeth and ignored the hunger pangs._“Maybe leaving without a plan wasn't such a good idea after all.”_I sighed, letting my eyes wander up to the moon. At that moment, it was as if the world around me just… faded away, taking my worries and anxiety with it.I hadn't felt this much peace since the day my father died, and I couldn't help but smile as I slowly drifted off to sleep with

Two men stood side by side, both around 6’2 tall. One had jet black hair, chiseled jawline, and held a silver-tipped dagger in his right hand. The other had messy brown hair, a rugged build, and carried a holstered pistol loaded with silver bullets.Next to them was a third man, slightly shorter, but the long wooden crossbow in his hand made up for it. A woman with curly red hair stood a few inches from the others, with silver chains hanging loosely around her waist.“Why does it feel like every time I try to find peace, something bad always seems to happen?”I sighed, dragging a hand down my face before taking another look from where I was hiding, hoping to find a way to get past them without being noticed.But to my surprise, they had all vanished.“Where did they go?” I mumbled, turning both ways, but they were nowhere to be found.Oh, screw thisWhatever games they were trying to play, I wasn’t planning on sticking around to see the end of it.The moment I stepped into the open, I

The tents were down, Merlyn and Dior were packing up their backpacks, and still arguing over who would carry the heaviest load.“Would you guys quit messing around already? We've still got a long way to go before arriving at border town.” Lori yelled, rolling her eyes slightly as she tugged her arm into mine. “That's rich coming from you, Lori,” Dior scoffed, reluctantly slinging the bag over his shoulder. “Considering you've done nothing but cling to Samantha all morning.""You guys don't know what it feels like to be the only girl in the group." She pouted, blinking innocently. “Sometimes, it's like I'm speaking a different language, and no one even tries to understand me". Merlyn threw his hand over our shoulders, drawing us into a gentle hug. “Come on, Lori, you're making it sound like being with us guys is a bad thing now. And besides, if Samantha has already made up her mind to leave, then there's nothing we can do to change that. Isn't that right, Dennis?"Dennis gruffed, sho

“Gone… It's… It's gone.” My legs finally gave out, and I collapsed to the ground._It was coming straight for me. I thought for sure it was over for me and had even gone as far as offering my last prayer…but the monster just disappeared_“What is the meaning of all these?” I muttered, ruffling my hair. _Was this some kind of strange magic or maybe even sorcery? But those things didn't really exist in the real world_That could only mean I hallucinated the whole thing… Which wouldn't make sense either, because the injured wolf was still lying right there, groaning in pain. I dragged myself across the floor until I was close enough to feel the struggle in every deep and painful breath it took, as if each one might be the last. _I almost lost my life trying to save it, but still, that wasn't enough… But what else could I do?_There was no way I could get herbs, medication, or anything else to treat its injuries on this frozen mountain. And even if I somehow managed to get them, I sti