Akela Jungle Novels & Stories

she confessed, turning a darker shade of red. ^I can do it, Giovanni. I will wait a few more months for our mate.^ Akela barked inside my mind. He seemed determined to be patient, knowing it was best for her. On the other hand, Aztec grumbled and growled as he paced around in circles. ^Don’t worry about him. I will keep the beast under control. A few bites on his tail will keep him calm.^ Shaking my head, I chuckled at Akela, the most level-headed of the three of us. He was the most patient and self-controlled. ^Thank you, Akela.^

"But please, don't take too long. I'm not feeling well, and the cold is starting to get to me." Kamila nodded, determination in her eyes. She stealthily moved into the dense underbrush, rustling the bushes to divert the guards' attention. As Cynthia slipped away, Kamila smirked, concealed from view, ready to carry out her plan. Cynthia stood alone in the heart of the jungle, surrounded by the lush foliage and towering trees. The beauty of the Forbidden Jungle was breathtaking, and she couldn't help but be entranced by the vibrant colors, the exotic flowers, and the symphony of birdcalls that echoed through the trees.

Aleka's pov I freshened myself up near the stream,placed my silver knifes on the sides of my boots,pulling up my black hoodie over my face and placing my bow and arrows on my back Ready for my journey. I had only covered a few meters when I hear a child crying and some people laughing near her. I continued my journey ignoring her cries but after a few steps something was pricking my conscience. I knew what it was. My heart wanted to help her but my brain stated otherwise. I turned around thinking that i'll help her quickly and return back to my journey. When I went near the voices I saw a beautifull little girl with large green eyes crying and 3 rogues surrounded her

Elizabeth’s POV I’m not concerned about my safety here, I want to get out. Dammit! “You shouldn’t worry about your safety here.” Alexa adds, with a note of pride. “The men are also top tiers. You should come see them sometime when they train.” She blushes and resumes walking. Damn. There’s no way for me to escape from this hell. “But how come… are we in a jungle?” I drag my feet after her. She giggles. “It’s an estate. A veryyyyy big one. And Mr. Ethan owns the estate.” She lays emphasis on ‘very’.

She cackled and intentionally stepped on my feet. I groaned in pain and managed to stand up. “Alpha finally dumped her for me, and now she's salty,” Tracy spat out. “Brianna, you have to see her face when he rejected her. What a silly goof!” She hissed. Brianna shrieked excitedly, flashing her hands in the air. “Wow, Lena, you are really done for. You can't keep a man, you lost your mom, and your father couldn't even live long enough to take care of us. You must be bad luck,"

Ysekiel asked them while pointing her finger in the direction they had been a while ago. "Ah! The jungle jungle thingy?" Ryuu asked. "No, isn't it a jungle bungle?" Kianna corrected. "Guys, I think it's a Jungle Puzzle," Terrieza said with a serious voice as her fingers caressed her chin as if she were thinking so deeply. "Then let's go to that jungle bungle puzzle jungle," Ysekiel suggested after combining all their answers. "Okay" "Sure!" In the end, none of them were correct. It was the...

With a clack, Aki’s bō staff projected, flinging off clumps of snow. “Ewww! Don’t ever make me do that again!” Aki shrieked as she emerged in the middle of the emptiness like a newborn babe crawling out from under the doula’s blanket. “Why couldn’t the chief architect had lived in the warmer climes of the south? Then we could’ve fought a koala dragon instead! At least that would’ve known about eucalyptus mints!” Miraculously, she was all right. Temujin felt so happy to see her and laughed through his mempo mask.

he cut in, stepping closer, “is written in the tongue of moon priestesses. Women who bled magic and fire. That knowledge could kill you.” “But it’s about me, isn’t it?” I said. “You know what I am.” Kael’s face hardened. “Knowing won’t help you. It’ll tear you apart.” “I’m already torn.” He flinched slightly. “Who is Akira?” I asked. “Why do I keep hearing that name? Why does my wolf call me that?” “I need to know,” I urged him, voice breaking. “Please.” Kael looked down, clenched his jaw. When he finally spoke, it was low and cold. “If you keep digging, you’ll find things you can’t unsee. You think slave traders are the worst thing in these woods?”

I immediately walked towards Akela and held her in my arms. "Are you OK?" I asked her. "Yeah... I've just had breakfast with Lucas and he introduced me to everyone..." Akela looked very confused and then she smiled at me, "Hey, I remember you! Are you the servant girl that wanted to help me get dressed in my tent? You look so pretty! What's that in your hand? Was that a comb? It looks so small! I had a similar comb when I was a girl and I used it to comb all my dolls. I've got a dollhouse back in Emerald Creek. I mean, a full house of dolls! I used to play with them and sing to them all the time. I've made so many beautiful dresses for them! I really miss them right now. I need to ask Lucas

“Turning packs against one another. Forcing weakness.” “Forcing submission,” Kael corrected. “Or extinction.” His gaze drifted, unbidden, to the northern mountains beyond Mooncrest, where the forest thickened and the snow never fully melted. Where Ariana had vanished into legend. Where the Fire Luna walked unseen, protecting packs that no longer trusted crowns or councils. He had failed her.