Animal Fiction Novels & Stories

Andrew sighed, not knowing where to begin. "I intended to lure the bear away but suddenly something howled in the distance, scaring the bear away. I thought it was a wolf but then came after me and was so huge and so fast that I couldn't catch a glimpse of it. I can't even tell what animal it is at this point. It had me when another fast beast came for it and chased it away. I'm thinking it's a rare wolf breed." Andrew said, lying without missing a beat. Emily gulped,

The Wolves reside in a dense, ancient forest that lies on the outskirts of Greiner, far from the prying eyes of the Fairies. Here, they have lived in seclusion for the past years. They had numerous tents filled with male werewolves as the fairies were able to get rid of all female wolves and they can't mate with a fairy because the power of the fairy can't allow a wolf grow. And all fairies had power. However they've been surving hiding from the fairies in the woods but they refused to grow weak. Their Alpha, Conri was ruthless and dauntless, but he cared alot for his pack. He was just a little child when the fairies took his mother away and has strived to keep the pack together.

CALEB’S POV I saw the sadness on her face very clear, she was definitely not expecting such a stupid demand from her own father. We all know that mates are important for us, they are meant to make us complete, despite our human side like them or not, yes I emphasized on the human side because our animal side only wants to love his mate no matter who is that, they don’t hold the grudges against their mates like us humans.

"I don't know any holy stories, My Lady." "Not holy," Miya snapped, then softened. "Something... simple. From your life." "Well," Finn started shakily. "When I was a boy... my mother kept rabbits. One of them, a little white one with a black ear... he thought he was a dog." Miya opened one eye. "A dog?" "Yes," Finn smiled, forgetting his fear for a second as his hands worked up to her knee. "He would chase the sheep. He would bark—well, squeak—at the mailman. He didn't know he was small. He just knew he was brave."

Zinjo shook his head, “It is an animal unknown to me. Perhaps it is the divine beast the ghost of Tiberius spoke of ?” It was the only animal caged and it bothered Aurelia, what threat could such a creature pose? She noticed a small group lead a cow to the cage. They tied the cow to a stake near the cage and the large protectors took long spears and began to poke the poor animal toward the cage. “Why would they offer a cow...by the gods,” Zinjo watched with a horror-stricken face. The moment the cow touched the bars, it vanished inside the cage in a spray of blood and gore. “I don't think anyone has the magic to make something that powerful.”

I shout as I get to my feet, “You couldn’t have known–” “Of course, I didn’t know,” she interjects as she gets to her feet, “But unlike you, I have faith. I have faith in the bond that we share. Animais can heal their other half. Ease their pain and suffering in ways no other can. So why not quell your hunger without killing me?” “All it takes is for my saliva to enter your system and…” I step back in horror as I realise I may have just cursed the woman I love to the same fate as me.

"Thank you, Ness. I couldn't have done this without you." We sit by the pond, homing in on our new abilities. As a wolf all my senses had been heightened, even in human form. But this was another level. Deeper, more specific. I could tell the exact type of species of worm or ant that was burrowing through the ground. I could name the bird in the tree by the flap of its wings and the melody of its chirp.

he urged. I sat for a moment in silence. “Okay. Let’s say I believe you. What do we do about it?” “The first thing is to gain an understanding so that you are prepared in any situation.” “You’re already losing me,” I muttered. He smiled patiently and took a deep breath. “Let me approach this differently. As there are many creatures on the planet, not all humanoids are human. Some are able to take on a human form, but they are also able to shift; such as the werewolf. When they are in human form, a human can’t detect that they aren’t a real human, but another fae can. Just as there are good and bad humans, there are good and bad fae.”

I stepped back as far away as possible, seeing everybody grinned at me while Marseille’s three companions frowned. From time to time, we caught sight of squirrels, moose, and any animals that could be found in woods back on Earth. There were also mythical creatures here; golden stags, rabbits with horns and wings, wild unicorns, and rainbow-feathered fowls. Anne told us not to worry about the dangerous beasts here. She had the power over any wild animals except those that didn’t live in forests and woodlands, though she warned there might be invasive ones made home here because of the Red Flight Crisis, like the deathstalkers back in Andorra’s Vein.

Kristy says refusing to believe vampires are real. “To humans, us werewolves are also a myth Luna. But that is not all. There a numerous of animals changed into pets for hunters.” Doctor says and he flickers through the pages showing us more animals with weird advantages. Dragon’s that breathe sunlight, eagles with claws from silver, dogs with wooden teeth, and vervain venom. All sorts of animals except for the ones that have been attacking us. “How do they make these animals? We need to stop them.” I say.