100 Wolf Lady Hightail Novels & Stories

Left with absolute zero choices, my body leaps off the sheer edge of the reef, diving back into the freezing current and swimming away as fast as my arms can paddle. "Alpha, she jumped! Oh, Moon Mother! My beast is terrified of high cliffs!" The lanky wolf stares down at my frame getting away through the foam. But the edge of the reef is exceptionally steep, and the dark tide seems so far down below. The muscled leader rushes over, his heavy palm smacking the lanky wolf’s head in absolute exasperation. "You sniveling omega! Why are your boots just standing here? Leap into the current and catch her flesh!"

That of course snaps me back to reality, some of the Black Lotus must have chased her into the woods on their way to the council. My eyes linger on her and in that courage, I see fear, she is clumsy and trying to restrict her wolf for some reason, she seems protective, I look around and see two kids about a mile away, running, I suppose she asked them too. I know I want to help, but nothing prepares me for the way my wolf jumps at one of the Black Lotus warrior as he tried to get her from the side, I rip his throat out in one swipe. Panting.

"You were never permitted into this room. And certainly not to insult your Queen." The lady laughed bitterly. “You call yourself Queen? A true Alpha doesn’t get tainted by creatures from the woods,she doesn’t take what’s not hers.” Raya's eyes narrowed, a storm behind them. “Your words mean little to a wolf who couldn’t even hold a rank.” The Lady opened her mouth to retaliate—but froze, as if something unseen coiled around her. Her body trembled, flickered like a dying flame, and within seconds… she vanished. Not a step taken. Not a scent left behind. Just gone.

Anne pulled herself up onto the rock, pleasantly surprised to find it emanating warmth absorbed from the daytime sun. "Stay here," Lily whispered to her mom. "I'll check if the coast is clear." "Alright," her mother replied softly, her voice barely audible. Lily shifted into her wolf form, her senses heightened as she carefully ascended the bank. A faint rustle in the distance caught her attention, alerting her to movement nearby. Crouching low, she stealthily advanced, using shrubs and tall grasses as cover. Drawing closer to the source, the sound of growls and crashing bodies reached her ears, a tumultuous symphony of a fierce battle between two werewolves, their struggle tumbling down the

As I closed the distance, the smell of decay blew my way, and I felt the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Whoever was on our land was close. Just as I was about to grab Maddie, a scrawny and sickly wolf skidded around the house, foam dripping from its muzzle. My eyes burned as I felt my beast come forward, needing to protect our baby. Maddie stumbled with surprise as I jumped over her head, shifting mid-air into my wolf and colliding with the rogue. I could hear her crying behind me as I bit and clawed at the intruder.

She would not fall here, not to these desperate creatures. The large wolf launched its attack, a deceptively swift pounce aimed at her throat. Elara met it head-on, not with a parry, but with a brutal counter-offensive. As the wolf closed the distance, she lunged forward, her dagger held low, aiming for its unprotected underbelly. The steel sank deep, a gasp escaping the wolf as it recoiled, its charge faltering. It stumbled back, a guttural howl of pain ripping from its throat.

My paws slam harder against the wet ground as the wind tears past me. Finally, the view clears, and like a blow, I screech to a stop. My red-rimmed eyes widen than the moon itself. The scene plays in slow motion. A fully shifted wolf snaps the head off another woman. Blood spills like rain across the grass and trees. The wolf stands 5 feet tall. Broad and powerful, its fur glistening under the bright moon. Red. And the woman whose head was ripped off is none other than Camilla. But that isn’t the most shocking part.

She could easily guess he was an omega in his pack. He roared with bloodshot eyes as she laughed at him. Jackson had run Into a corner as the wolf in front of him was bigger and looked stronger than his. Their colleague was frightened to death and was about to dial the police through the phone on the counter. Lucia gave Jackson a sign and he immediately hit a large frying pan on the girl's head. She fell to the floor. The wolf roared again while he gathered his strength. Without warning, he launched at Lucia, biting hard on her shoulder.

Wow, I just close my eyes waiting for the pain to hit me, but nothing happens. I open my eyes slowly, was it just an illusion? But I flinch when I see a big wolf on top of the woman who was threatening me. The wolf is completely white, so gorgeous, I get lost as I watch it swiftly fighting her off. Did the wolf just save my life? In one move, the wolf bites off the woman’s head and throws it away.

As she drew closer, she stood still, mesmerized by how massive the wolf appeared up close. The wolf was a sight to behold - tall, and imposing, with a gleaming coat of pure black fur. Its black eyes shone brilliantly under the moonlight. At 4'5" feet tall, the wolf towered over Emily's 5'3" feet frame. Emily realized she had forgotten her book, so she smiled and held out her hand, signaling for the wolf to come closer. The wolf took a moment to react, and Emily was taken aback by its movement, causing her to step back. The wolf stopped and turned its head sideways, seemingly surprised by her response.