Animal Shapeshifter Novels & Stories

EMILY. As I walked into work that day, a lingering unease gnawed at my mind. I couldn't shake off the troubling incident from my last shift, where my wolf form had inexplicably decreased in size. It was a baffling phenomenon that left me perplexed and anxious. Shapeshifting was a fundamental part of who I was, a unique ability that connected me to the primal nature within. But lately, something seemed amiss, and the fear of losing that connection weighed heavily on my heart.

"He became you, so much so that at first I didn't realize it and just followed him. But when he led me, I realized he wasn't you. He must be a shapeshifter." "What's a shapeshifter?" I asked, not understanding what Jonathan was talking about. "A supernatural being who can transform into another person," Jonathan said gloomily. "He must have taken something from you before transforming into you and picking me up at the store." I looked at myself, checking for anything missing, something the man who took Jonathan might have taken. "A shapeshifter can transform into anyone they want with just a strand of hair, a fingernail, or the skin of the person they want to impersonate, Mom," Jonathan said

His chest trembled with the precarious lift of hope. “Danny, I want to explain a few things. They’re important.” Mahisar’s voice smoothed into instructor and oracle. “You are a shape-shifter. What sets you apart is this: when you phase into an animal, it becomes wholly you. You never depart from it. It is not a separate spirit, as it is with were-beings. Were-beings must share the spirit of the animal they inhabit. That duality can make them weak. You are not weak.”

“Alright then, we will go.” Beth watched with a flutter of excitement. Lillah had said she could shift with ease and Beth wanted to see. Not just see though she wanted to be able to do that herself. She wanted it for Asha. They had only shifted once , on their first moon. It had taken an hour of breaking bones and tearing flesh. Asha had never really surfaced after that night, hiding in the back of Beth’s mind, fearing causing her so much pain again. Over time they had become more and more disconnected. It was just as Lillah had said. One moment she was there and the next it was Neeri, the black and red wolf. Lillah saw the pure wonder and amazement on both Kurt and Beth’s face after she shi

I couldn't help but stare at them with pity in my eyes because I was terrified that they would steal my dreams away. "They reassured me that I need not worry about losing them because we have no intention of doing so. When I asked Gaby why she wasn't going to take them, she answered, "Why aren't you going to take them from her?"In response to Fabian's inquiry, I turned my back to the rest of the pack and started transforming into my human form.I was wearing a long white

The shape shifter said as he tried to force his way into the barrier but it shocked him and he smirked. I watched as he transformed to something bigger, a tar looking beast in the form of a monster from Scooby doo monster Inc. movie. I struggled to keep the barrier up because I had to protect Sky. I wasn’t experienced in battle but I wasn’t going to let him take Sky. I breathed softly and bit my hand allowing my blood to spell on the ground as I manipulated the time of the shape shifter to be slower than the real world as I chanted a sealing spell.

Also, I noticed that our first impression of them were queer foxes immediately we saw them, but as we fought I noticed that some of them were changing into other ferocious animals. I was fighting a fox, and suddenly it became a wolf, but the mistake it made was shifting into a weir-deer, which seemed to have been a mistake on its part. "They are the Navajos!" Joanna shouted, while she was fighting one of the beasts, her breathing quickened. "What do you mean? Who are they?" I called back, as I struck a fox's chest with my claws, while dodging myself from its payback. "They are shape-shifting witches capable of turning into any form of animals, even werewolves!"

"No, but it is how we realized you didn't know. Your soul also holds three shapes, and you need to awake that third shape in order to be complete." I breathe a bit more relaxed after this, as my first thought went straight to my child, but soon enough, I feel doubts and questions. A third animal I haven't sensed before, I haven't ever felt before. Of course, it was possible, Caleb has two animals, he is a shapeshifter. That rare and almost extinct race. What could I be? What can it be? It seems that I need to have a talk with my wolf, and we both need to awake someone else.

But according to Jessie was a shapeshifter, taking on the form of Bernice. Shapeshifters are powered by the full moon. However, their powers are limited. If they use them too much at once, they won’t be able to shift again until they recharge under the full moon. Which was exactly what Cora was going to need to do if she wanted to continue being Bernice. “I still can’t get it out of my head…” Jessie breathed, her tone growing shaky. “One minute she was Bernice… and the next….” She paused to gather her thoughts. “It wasn’t Bernice. I knew something was weird about her…”

"Who sent them, what do they want, why her?" "It's not 'they' it's 'who'," Julian replied and looked at their faces, all of them. "Audrey, she's a shape shifter," he revealed softly. Silence echoed through the room and once again, their eyes were stuck at him, so curious they were, and even lost on an edge of truth and false. "Another supernatural?" Abel asked. "Shape shifter are rare, very rare," Daniel took the explanation. "They take form of any animal they wish, and they can also increase it's size what they want to make them stronger or possess more qualities of the animal form they take."