A Deadly Wandering Novels & Stories

"As Cruz said, you need to make them proud. You need to find the will to live... for them." I nodded, rising to my feet. But even though I ran for a while and had jumped off a balcony and a stone fence, I didn't feel tired. Just emotionally drained. "I'm sorry if I scared Daphne." "It's okay." Xander chuckled. "She was startled, but no worse for wear." "I'm sure she won't forget it any time soon." Elias laughed. "It's rare when wolves shift inside the Compound." "Is there a law against it?" I cringed. If there was, then I had just broken it in spades.

But he just disappeared and she decided to disappear at well. Living inside the unknown village of Aardwolf where Adrienne couldn’t call it home at first was a nuance of danger for it was the opposite of what was called a safe place to live in. As when she thought she was living ordinarily in the village, that’s when she found that she might just have entered and allowed herself to live inside one of the most dangerous villages in the country. For what was an equally dangerous place to live in aside from Emrick City that was inhabited by vampires? It was Aardwolf Village where the so-called ordinarily plain residents were but humans every full month except the middle month and the last day o

" Are you sure those creatures are hiding here?" I ask. To only have the person to nod. " Yes. Your highness." Placing my hands in my pockets. I walk into the wilderness. The winter province of the rogues is one of the most deserted areas in the world, it's located miles away from any settlement. It took me days to reach here. " We should wait here your highness. You should not go alone. The forces are arriving." " This place is very dangerous because it's unknown. " I don't pay heed to his words. Continuing to step further into the forest.

It was clear that this place was connected to the rogue werewolves' sinister plans. "We need to find their base of operations," Kai whispered, his eyes scanning the horizon. "Stay alert. We don't know what we're walking into." Elysia led the way, her keen senses guiding them through the labyrinthine paths of the wasteland. They moved cautiously, avoiding patrols and using the shadows to their advantage. The landscape was bleak and foreboding, a stark contrast to the lush forests of their homeland. As they ventured deeper into the wasteland, they came across a hidden entrance to an underground cavern. The entrance was guarded by a few rogue werewolves, their eyes glowing menacingly in the dar

"The God-Shell... it can track magic signatures anywhere on the planet once it's fully operational." "Then we have to go somewhere that isn't on the map," Tristan said. He looked at Vane. "Take us to the Dead Sector." Vane choked. "The Dead Sector? That’s a radioactive wasteland. It’s crawling with Aether-mutants. It’s suicide." "It’s the only place with enough background radiation to mask our signatures," Tristan said. "If we want to disappear, we have to go where even the Emperor fears to tread." Vane looked at Zephyr. Zephyr shrugged.

My anger now boiling over and spilling out like lava. “He died in a brutal car accident. He was too injured to heal fast enough. I read the reports as soon as I was old enough to.” I shook my head at her. “No, those were doctored. As soon as I got to this realm, I started looking into it. I found more cases of werewolves going missing or dying from brutal accidents. I pieced it all together, and after a year of looking, I formed my crew and started a hunt of my own. A hunt that would require me to be at the top of the food chain to buy my way into their groups.” I explained, the thought of all those lives lost slowly eating away at me.

"The King is turning the North into an army of the dead." "Not while I'm still breathing," I said. I grabbed the emergency medical kit—the one I had reinforced with the Third Star essence. "Leo, Ace, take Luna's other side. We move toward the 'Dead Zone.' The King thinks the waste-lands are empty, but the 'wolfless' have been surviving there for generations. It’s the only place he won't look." The Trek Through the Grey

And somewhere nearby, werewolves wandered . While the wanderers were protected only by a miracle. But if Slada cannot go, the miracle will not happen, and they will be overtaken. Everyone. Five adults and seven children. The woman peered into the blackness of the forest. A cold gust of wind carried the faint barking of a dog. Nothing to do. And the wanderer moved towards the sound, holding her heavy belly. * * * The torn body, burning from the beatings, seemed alien. Even the pain made its way from somewhere far away. Cold reigned in the wash basin, the water in the vats had almost cooled down - it was a little warmer than fresh milk. But Lesana hardly noticed it.

Philip nodded and asked his second question, “Has anyone left the ancient epoch battlefield?” “Why leave? No good person will ever come to this godforsaken place. All of them are wanted people in the outside world. “It should be possible to leave, but most people die in the Deadly Desert. “If you don't know the actual route, you’ll definitely meet the Deadly Army in the Deadly Desert. Legend has it that the Deadly Desert is their territory. “No one can escape the Deadly Army. After you die, you’ll become one of them.”

But I'm not giving up. "Headmaster Stroud told me that I shouldn't leave." I tuck my hands deep into my coat's pockets as the wind picks up. "He said it's dangerous out there. Can you tell me what that means?" Alec turns and looks out at the forest. "The woods are the most immediate danger. There are things in there that you don't want to run into alone." A shiver slides through me. "Like wolves?" His gaze, hard and quick, cuts to me. "Wolves are the least of your concern. You should be more concerned about Silver Hunters."