Alice And Wonderland Shifting Method の小説・ストーリー

His smile turned to one of concern and his face became serious. “What do you mean? You said you never got the shifting gene, so you can’t be seventeen.” My eyes widened at his words. That wasn’t what we were told in school. My voice started to come out shaky as thoughts began racing through my mind. “What are you talking about? That’s basic shifting. We learn that as children when we start school. If a Shifter has not transformed by their sixteenth birthday, then it means the shifting gene is absent, and they were cursed to live as humans.

"Your bodies have accepted the wolves, now we need to teach you how to use what you've gained." We moved to the backyard where trees provided cover from any neighbors who might notice supernatural training, and I felt anticipation building through the pack bonds that now connected all of us. "First lesson," Alex announced while positioning himself in front of his brothers. "Shifting is about control, not force, you don't wrestle your wolf into submission, you work with it." "How?" Liam asked while his body already trembled with the effort of keeping his wolf contained. "Close your eyes," I instructed while moving to stand beside Alex. "Focus on your breathing and feel where your wolf sits in

But I had an advantage he didn't expect. Instead of attacking directly, I began to use the training arena itself. There were obstacles scattered around—fallen tree trunks, large rocks, and uneven ground. I began to move toward those obstacles, forcing Harrison to follow, making him adapt to the changing environment rather than dictating the terms of the fight. “Clever,” Elder Morgana whispered from the sidelines, and I felt a little proud even as Harrison closed in. This time, instead of dodging completely, I performed a partial shift, allowing the wolf's strength to flow into my human muscles while retaining my human agility and common sense. Partial shifting was an advanced technique my fa

“If rejected, entity may escalate to force. Instead, alter baseline.” Understanding clicked. We did not push it away instead , we shifted ourselves subtly. Lowering our harmonic pitch by a fraction. The obelisk responded, recalibrating and the ripple faltered. Its alignment with the previous baseline destabilized. The adjacent entity pulsed again—confused now. The ripple attempted to follow the new frequency. We shifted again gradually. Deliberately forcing it into constant recalculation. Sweat beaded at my temple. This was delicate work. One misstep and the membrane would ripple outward.

Then, with all her might as an Alpha, she began her shifting— And pulled Alexander along with her. Bones cracked and flexed. Her muscles tore and reshaped, her body reshaping itself as a thousand times before. It was as easy as effortless as breathing for her. But Alexander—his body fought. He gasped, his tiny body trembling as the shift tried to take hold. Sharon could feel his hesitation through their bond, the natural fear of something unnatural prevailing. It’s okay, she told him silently, pouring reassurance into the connection. I’ve got you.

The other wolves have already ran off, so the girls were behind. “They are coming. Do we run like this or shift?” Alice asked with a face full with dread. She didn't like shifting to her wolf form, she said it made her extremely vulnerable and she didn't like it. She rarely shifted even after getting earfuls from their parents on the issue. “Shifting is preferable, we are wolves aren't we? Don't worry, just stay closely behind me” Alicia assured as she grabbed her sister's hand and squeeze lightly. They nodded at each other before letting their wolves take control.

“Do you think you can fool me?” ‘Do you want to shift right now?’ Alice asked. ‘He smell so good. But he sound shitty.’ At least my wolf knew how to read a room. I breathed hard. I was inexperienced in shifting. I haven’t seen myself in wolf form. I haven’t used my full power. It was probably going to be weird. But unless Adler would get a sight of it, he wouldn’t stop. I closed my eyes. ‘Shift, Alice.’ “AVALYNN! AVALYNN?”

Me and Alice. I shifted back into my human form and approached Alice. She was still very feral. She was confused. It was tricky to shift back into a human your first time. “Alice,” I said as I came closer. She snarled at me. “Baby, it’s like relaxing your muscles. Just close your eyes, and let your muscles relax. You’ll turn back. I promise,” I said, raising my hands in self-defense. She did as I asked. She closed her eyes and let out hot air through her nostrils. Then, slowly, she turned into her human form. I rushed up to her, wrapping her in the blanket that I’d procured from the now destroyed hut.

Nora asked and Oli turned to look at her, his interest peeked. "What do you mean?" He asked and Nora smiled. "You see shifting is a process, there's a beginning, a middle, and an end, but between the middle and the end of the process there's a stage that can be reached and kept in a form that would be more suitable for you." She said and Oli caught on to what she was saying. "So I'd still be standing upright but have some of my fox features?" He asked, "Yes, you'd keep your tail, your eyes, and your ears. Everything else would be human." She said.

I ask her. "We're probably going to need to shift. I'm not going to lie to you. When we shift the first time, it's going to be excruciatingly painful. Your body hasn't had time to change its structure, so it's going to feel like your body is ripping apart, but I promise it will only feel like this the first time." I'm not looking forward to the pain, but at least it will only be once. "Okay, when should we do it?" I ask anxiously. I want to get back to Shaun. Before Skye can answer, the van door opens. Lester and Adam look at me with sly smiles on their faces.