A River Runs Through It Novels & Stories

* Rufias huffed in agreement, relaying my instructions. 'The River', which we'd never bothered finding a name for or learning if it had one – as it was the only river so near to our village – was about fifteen yards across and of moderate depth. In a strong rain the current could threaten to pull under and drown a full-grown wolf, but was otherwise not much of a danger to anyone older than an adolescent. Occasionally bits of human trash could be seen floating by, and while that would never cease to bother me we had since learned that no one of them actually stayed near our community. At least not for very long.

I was running with the river as it flowed down stream. “I don’t know! Rivers usually boarder wolf packs, declaring where one pack ends, and one begins. Chances are we would end up in another territory. But at least we would have a chance to sneak through it.” At this point I don’t think she was talking to me but to herself.

Hunter- As I crossed over the water of the Lethe River, it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. I had to strain to endure it for a day, but as long as I lay at the bottom of the boat and held on for dear life, I was fine. I managed to reach the next River without any problems other than being exhausted.

" Rain shrieked, fear evident in her voice as her small legs struggled to keep pace. River hated this for her daughter. She wanted to bring her home to peace, not to be on a run. Swallowing her despair, “Bad people, sweetheart. Just keep running!" She didn't dare elaborate. Not now. As they ran like their life depended on it– because well, it did, Rain stumbled, and River scooped her up like she was a piece of paper and continued their flight deeper into the woods. She’d die before she’d allow rogues get to her daughter. Rain was all she had in the entire world, and River would sure as hell do anything to protect her.

I threw my head back and laughed, “I don’t want you to be anything but yourself. Ever.” We continued walking and we got to the area where the bridges are I looked at huge area that looked like a bottomless pool and Joshua told me that this is the beginning of Spring River. It is fed by an underground spring and there is a legend that a Native American tribe lived in the area. The chief’s son had drowned in this spring and the chief cried so much into the spring that it rose the level of the river. He then said that this river would never run dry. My mate smiled, “And even in times when ponds were drying up, the level of this river never went down to dangerous levels. It also stays the same t

he says. At first, I don't see anything, but then I spot it. Through the trees, I can see a river glimmering in the moonlight. "Let's go!" Alec says, and we break into a run. Something isn't right, though. We keep running forward, but the river doesn't get any closer. It's like it's a mirage that we never reach. When we duck around a massive tree and come around the other side, the river has disappeared. Just like that.

Even though it was uphill and winding, Remus didn't seem to have any trouble at all, even though he was carrying an adult human on its back. Maybe half an hour later, they came to a rushing river. Sandro was the first to pass it. The river water was as high as Sandro's wolf neck. Bella squeezed Remus' fur, would they be able to cross the river? Remus and Sandro's wolves were about the same height. Rene's golden wolf passed and indeed exceeded her ears… the rushing river water made her pace slower. When Rene was in the middle of the river, Sandro was already on the other side, waiting. Next time Remus's wolf dropped to the ground. He lowered his body, which Bella considered an order to get of

River begins marking every known werewolf pack. Mel circles major cities. Troy highlights national forests. I stare down at everything. "Let's think like Rowan." Mel nods. "She'll avoid cities." "Too many people." River adds another mark. "She'll avoid packs." "Obviously." Troy circles several large wooded regions. "She'll want trees." I smile faintly. "Lots of trees." River looks up. "Why?" "Because she always runs when she's thinking." A memory surfaces. Rowan sprinting through the woods after an argument with her parents.

They walked over the fields around the mountain, coming up to a wide river. The river led to the Meiko River, which led to the ocean and the rest of the world. These illegal trades would usually happen through these passageways, spreading to the entire world. There was a boat that stopped by the river.

“Wild River.” Jake made a movement with his hand to beckon Rune closer to us. If we were about to talk about how Alpha Markus ravaged her pack, it was better to hear it from the one that survived it. “I heard about that,” Alpha Zane said, nodding his head towards Rune in understanding. “I thought there were no survivors.” “Four people barely made it out alive. Two adolescent pack members, my pup and I.” Rune admitted. “It was awful.”