Akela Jungle Novels & Stories

Lunaya. Just as I lifted my feet to relax, a knock sounded at the door. I stood up and walked over, opening the door to find a teenage boy with our backpacks. “Hello, I’m Akela. I’ve brought your bags” he said handing me the first bag, “Thank you” I said as I took them and placed them by the door. I looked over the young boy. His blonde hair accentuated his sharp young features. He couldn’t be more than maybe sixteen. His face held characteristics of the Luna, Astéri.

Kael and I wanted to build something real. An autonomous piece of land. Silas had us coordinates given to an old seed bank of the consortium which is deep in this new super jungle should lie. “Such a light for us,” Kael said, and his great hand gently dashed over my Nak. The tingling that triggered its touch was always after all the months as strong as the first day. “If we have a permanent camp down there We need water and wood. And I want to see what the earth is

I moved to stand beside him, not too close, but close enough to see what he was looking at. The forest. Dark. Still. Too still. “They’re out there,” I said. “They never left.” “That’s creepy.” “That’s war.” I wrapped my arms around myself again, staring into the trees. “I don’t belong here,” I said quietly. Kael didn’t respond immediately. Good. Because I didn’t want a quick answer. I wanted a real one. “You don’t belong out there either,” he said after a moment. “That’s not comforting.” “It’s not meant to be.”

Akela sat on a wooden bench outside the pack house, facing the open land. Her long hair shimmered under the sunlight, and her eyes were fixed on the horizon. She wasn’t smiling. She hadn’t smiled much since the last attack on their borders. The wind blew again, brushing her face and bringing with it the scent of pine and smoke. She closed her eyes for a moment, trying to find peace in the sound of the rustling leaves. But even that peace felt temporary.

Kai, age 10 The night had fallen thick and heavy over the A****n, a darkness so profound it seemed to devour the world. The air hung heavy with moisture, carrying the rich scent of damp earth and exotic flora. The jungle's nocturnal symphony pulsed with life - the distant howl of a howler monkey, the rustle of unseen creatures in the undergrowth, the haunting call of a nightjar. But tonight, an undercurrent of tension thrummed beneath the familiar sounds, setting Kai's nerves on edge.

Nobody dared to move. Well, nobody but Ava. Like a prisoner who knew her fate had been sealed, her palm flew to her lips in horror as she watched the hot liquid splash all over the seated alpha Forget being recognised, there was no running from this. Kael didn't flinch as the visible part of his skin began to turn an ugly shade of red. He didn't even wince; his fingers remained in the pool of scalding brownness. His gaze didn't leave Ava's trembling form as he cocked his head to the side, studying her intensely.

My hair ruffled in the breeze and I was tempted to let go of Luxe's fur and stretch my arms to either side of me. We hurtled past the trees, his paws barely making a sound on the hard-packed dirt, until as abruptly as he started, he stopped. It was a clearing, large and so perfectly circular, it looked man-made. A waterfall seemed to materialize out of nowhere, it's waters spilling into a small pool surrounded with bits of greenery. A large, checkered picnic blanket had been spread just to the side of the pool and a basket sat on it. Slowly, I slid down Luxe's back, and he disappeared into the trees, appearing a few minutes later as Lucas, wearing another pair of slim-fitting jeans and a but

It had a way of bringing me back to life. As I continued to listen to different songs playing I felt a hand in my ear which caused me to jump in my seat making one pod fall to the floor. Before picking it up I looked behind me to see who and my brows furrowed when I saw it was Kace. I then looked at Mr Akwell praying he didn't notice anything. My hand went underneath my seat and picked up the airpod then put it back on. Again Kace reached for it taking it out. I wanted to turn back to him but he leaned forward and spoke in my ear.

"The world in which you have always dreamed for , it's finally happening , everyone knows that I am a witch now and they accepted me, humans and witches and even other creatures live in harmony again just like the old times ,no discrimination whatsoever , isn't that amazing , I know right , "And you remember your close friend Akila the spirit, Goddess of understanding , she's no longer a spirit ,she back to her human self ,she back to her sister and kingdom , she's no longer trapped in her book and she's getting married to her newly found soulmate ,I know you have always wished that for her .

Chapter 1 Since the day she was born, Kate had been raised to be a strong Alpha within her father’s pack. She was the first and only child born to her father, Alpha Jackson, and her mom, Luna Julia. While there had been disappointment and heartache for her parents that they could not have more children, her parents believed strongly this was the desire of the Moon Goddess – that Kate was to become one of the few female Alphas to run a pack throughout the continent.