A Howl For Help Novels & Stories

I placed my head on my knees again and just sulked for what seemed like hours. I heard a few words from the outside world here and there and most of them just slipped over my head words that I weren’t seeking words that I didn’t need and from people I didn’t need it from. “I’ll take the wheel until you’re ready to face the world again” I heard my wolf say within the shadows and in all and all I didn’t mind I needed a break I needed a refresh and I needed to work through what had just happened. Moon Goddess: “you sent Saige to assassinate Scarlet at her gender reveal are you kidding me Zeus

Aida answered in a low voice but her voice was tinged with anger. "Is there no one here helping you to stop their evil deeds?" I couldn't stop myself from asking. "Who will help us, Helena? Our village is far from the town, so anyone will hesitate to reach out for help," she replied sadly. I sighed deeply. I couldn't stop thinking about Duncan. If only Duncan has control over this area, I'm sure that he will not allow werewolves to do evil in his territory. Even if he is merciless when it comes to punishing people who sin against him, he still does not allow his

Awoo— Awoo— The howls continued one after another, indicating that there were quite a number of them. “Oh, no! We’ve been spotted by a snow wolf pack!” Lewis immediately exclaimed and ordered, “Everyone, draw your weapons. Don’t hesitate. If you see any movement, open fire immediately!”

I couldn’t align the shift with my wolf, not without going into a near death experience. Without thinking twice, I had no idea if anyone was going to hear, I screamed, “HELP! Someone please HELP ME!!!”

Choose wisely, child, for the storm begins with you. The cries of the wolves outside intensify. The moon's eerie light fills the forest, and the sky turns an unearthly red. Iris clutches her wrist, shuddering as the mark heats up. "Iris, you don't have to do this alone," said Aiden, taking her arm. Let me assist you. Iris: "I can't get help from you. Nobody can. Aiden: "That isn't accurate! Keep Caleb out of your thoughts. "I don't need to get into her head, Aiden," said Caleb, smiling. For me, the moon is doing it.

The host chuckled, masking a hint of envy in her voice. "Welcome to 81.9 GistFM, I'm Aaaa-manda, and we're ready to delve into something spooky today. Though Halloween isn't here yet, we'll be discussing the supernatural, including Vampires, Werewolves, Ghosts, and even Witches. If young ones are tuned in, you might want to switch off the radio. But first, let's get down to business - do you believe in these supernatural entities? Miranda halted.

They longed for their pack and the sanctuary of their family. They wanted to go home. “Goddess!” Chloe gasped, her eyes widening in realisation. Chloe? Is everything okay? Katie probed. I know how to help the others! I know what their wolves want! Chloe replied excitedly. And I think I know how to find Emily...

Blushing crystals dotted the midnight blue, and the moon basked the garden's perfect silhouettes in beautiful silver. "I didn't ask for any of this?" Minnow sobbed helplessly. "You didn't need to. I stepped up because you couldn't." Aiko's voice was cold and foreign. "I don't need you. Leave my head!" Minnow screamed. Her high-pitched voice echoed inside her mind bouncing endlessly in the darkened void. "Fine. Let's see how you handle this crowd on your own." Aiko hissed and retracted, leaving Minnow back in control.

Lined up, shoulder to shoulder, their faces raised to the sky, voices echoing through the woods like a war song. “We saw the news, Alpha!” someone shouted. “We know it’s all bullshit!” “What can we do to help?” another voice rang out. Hands raised. Wolves stepped forward. Elders. Soldiers. Healers. Parents. Kids holding onto their parents’ legs. Some of them were crying. Some were pissed. All of them were with me. I stepped forward, Lunaryn practically humming in my head. Her energy surged through my bones like wildfire. “I do need your help,” I shouted, my voice sharp and sure. “The council made their move. Now it’s our turn.”

Because they were the same ones that had haunted his dreams. Rael whispered the name like a curse. “The Hollow Stalker.” Bram swore. “That sounds like something we should be running from.” The creature let out a deep, rumbling growl that vibrated through the ground. Then, it charged. Elior barely had time to move before the beast lunged, its claws shredding through the space where he had just stood. Freya rolled beneath it, slicing at its legs, but her daggers barely scratched its thick hide. Sienna unleashed a blast of fire—only for the flames to be swallowed by the shadows surrounding the creature.