A Curse Of Blood And Wolves 소설 & 이야기

"The Alpha and his elders died, and their children took up the mantle, uniting the pack members and making the necessary corrections. Unfortunately, it was already late." "The curse was already there" I stated the obvious, and Carmen nodded. "Now that you have your answer, let's get back to our former conversation" Carmen suggested. "Your blood is meant to help break the curse, that is, if you're the child of prophecy which we are yet to confirm." "Why do you want to help the wolves?" I questioned sharply. "Why aren't you against us like the other witches?" Carmen exhaled heavily. "I'm doing this because it was the promise I made to my father on his death birth."

Wolves from the outer clans, limping and injured. Jorah’s eyes widened. “Open the gates! Quickly!” The refugees stumbled inside, gasping, their eyes wide with terror. One of them, an elder wolf with silver scars on his face, collapsed to his knees. “The curse has spread,” he rasped. “The Blackwood is lost. The rivers turned red overnight. We barely made it out.” Mira knelt beside him, placing a hand on his chest to stabilize his breathing. “The curse thrives on fear,” she murmured.

​Elena gasped, the words stabbing deeper than the curse. ​"Your light will burn you from the inside out, Omega!" the witch shrieked, her frantic footsteps fading into the chaotic sounds of the pack war below. "The blood curse is set! The more celestial magic you use, the faster your own light will consume your wolf from within! By morning, you will be nothing but ash!"

The fall air is mild and the sweet smell of damp leaves and pine settles me some. I strip all of my clothes off and leave them in a neatly folded pile beside me. The familiar ache of my muscles preparing for transition makes me eager to shift. I haven’t been in my wolf form since before I went to Bangor. The city offered no safe place to be in my wolf form. But here, the forest is ours. The change begins as a tightening beneath my ribs — a pull, deep and ancient. Heat surges through my veins. Bones realign with muted cracks. Muscles swell and stretch, reforming with brutal precision. My spine arches as power floods through me.

“Eryx. What are they?” He stared. Jaw tightening. “Children of old bloodlines,” he said. “Cursed wolves. Forgotten. Betrayed. They recognize your awakening, and they will not stop.” Luther moved closer. His hand firm on her shoulder. “Then we fight.” The cursed wolves circled. Low growls rolled through the clearing. Muscles rippled beneath fur matted with ancient scars. One lunged first. Jaws wide. Claws raking air. Luther met it mid-leap. Shifted partially. Fangs bared. Claws sank into the beast’s shoulder. He twisted. Threw it aside. Bone cracked against a tree trunk.

had killed them, but Death had really released the devil from his box. Every wolf in the pack was adversely affected by the curse effect. In order to help the wolves in the pack infirmary survive the night, Celeste and the witches worked alongside Clarissa, the senior doctor of the pack, to provide as much assistance as they could, particularly to the younger wolves. Celeste looked around, but the darkness had engulfed the moon. Already, she sensed the curse’s vicious hands prowling the atmosphere. The fact that she was powerless to stop the wolves’ deaths made her pain much worse. Until the tenth Blood moon rises, anyway. It was still a few weeks off. The witches have only that one chance

they laughed together. Octavia did play her music, but it wasn't any song I had heard, the melodies were strange with swaying notes and tuneful pitches. It pierced through the night air and gave me goosebumps. And a moment later, the grass around us stirred. I heard growling sounds coming from the dark. Then I almost jumped onto Octavia, because there were about ten or twenty mountain wolves coming from nowhere. They opened their jaws and growled, surrounding the vampires. The bodyguards' eyes widened in shock as they squeezed against each other. I had never thought that Octavia could even charm even wolves.

I turned to face Kyle with a furious gaze. "Look Ash, it's not what you think, I promise I will never cheat on you again... " I grabbed his shoulder with my hands and forced him to his knees. I was fighting my wolf and trying to suppress her from coming to the surface, but her cage was broken after a few minutes and I gave in to her. She forced Kyle to his knees eyes flaring red and anger burning through her. We glared at him before bending down and sinking our teeth into his neck.

he groaned as he felt more pains at the back of his neck and more headache. "What is happening?" He muttered as his eyes began to ache too. Suddenly a mark appeared at the middle of his palm in ancient writings and since he could read ancient writings, he read them and his eyes popped out like an owl, as if they would fall off anytime soon. On his palm was boldly written in ancient writings, 'The cursed wolf'. He looked at Lydia and then at himself and then it dawned on him. Lydia wasn't the one who would break his curse. It was Jade and Lydia was the one to curse him more.