Anime Tundra Novels & Stories

Alpha Jake's decision to consult Anita, the pack's blind but gifted fortune teller, seemed like a promising avenue to uncover the truth about Mara's origins and the intentions of the rival Alphas. As Anita was brought to his study, she entered with a quiet grace that belied her extraordinary abilities. Her milky-white eyes, veiled in a sightless gaze, seemed to pierce through the veil of time itself. Alpha Jake wasted no time in getting to the heart of the matter. "Anita," he began, "I need your insight. There's a mystery surrounding a pack member, Mara, and the intentions of two rival Alphas, Dwayne and Shane. Can you see into the past or future to reveal the truth?"

I rush into the arena, and the sight in front of me makes me pause. In the middle of the pit is a massive three-tailed fox, its white fur gleaming under the dim lights. The crowd is on their feet, screaming and roaring with bloodlust. The fox is surrounded by five wolves and a panther, each one circling, waiting for an opening. But it’s not just any fox. “Shit,” I mutter, my heart racing. It’s Legion.

I opened the door thinking it was Alex and to my surprise, it was a blonde-haired lady with two hefty men. "Hello, is Alex in?" she asked. "And who are you? " I asked, and she smiled, looking offended. "The cabin belongs to the Yellow moon pack, right?" She asked. "Who are you?" I repeated. I wasn't about to give information to a total stranger. "If you insist. My name is Hilda Carter, daughter of Beta Dillard Carter and chosen mate of future Alpha Alex Wildbreed."

“West Fang and Starfire packs.” I smiled at that. “Seems you see some reasoning?” he asked. The audacity of this man! West Fang was a pack that were filled with warriors, and they made the best weapons. Starfire, on the other hand, is a mine pack. The resources gotten from there are used to boost our wealth. “Isn’t that exploitation, Hansel?” I asked. “Add some respect to my name,” he said with gritted teeth. “It isn’t. This is a fair trade.”

There were a lightning territory and a Stone territory under construction. The millions of baby energy beasts captured by the Falling Stardust over the years will be housed in these artificial Biomes. These energy beasts were being raised, mainly so they could be studied but also as food and materials for magic devices. The concentration of Ice energy particles in the tundra will be the highest on the entire continent and the other blocks will have similar levels of energy particles of individual affinities similarly used as training grounds and planetarium for energy beasts and plants of those affinities.

Today, her cat-like form wasn't made of starlight—she was pulsing with a bright, fiery orange aura. "You're cutting it close, Master," Nebula purred, landing lightly on my shoulder. Her tiny paws felt like warm stones against my neck. "The World Tree outside is shivering. The Deep Freeze is coming, and if you don't upgrade your fields right now, your little fortress will become a giant ice cube." "Show me the Tier 2 seed menu," I commanded, walking over to the central stone altar. A glowing blue screen materialized in front of me, floating above the ancient stone.

Leaves danced into the air from the forest floor. Her hair whipped around her face, floating as if in water. Joran advanced, a smirk forming on his lips. “Step back, girl.” Lydia raised her chin defiantly. “Come and get me.” Suddenly, the forest erupted in silver brilliance. A surge of energy radiated from her being — not fire, nor wind, but an essence older, sharper, and alive. The ground cracked with thin, luminous lines, and the trees leaned away. The Hunters swayed as if caught off balance.

He assured her. Hunter roared the engine to life as Draken's men cleared the road—Draken's car along with three Fortuners were right behind Hunter's car. They reached the North Pack safely. Aurora was sick and it was related to her being a hybrid. She often goes through this pain but this time it wasn't that severe thanks to her wolf. Hunter stayed there with Aurora for a while but he couldn't bring his mind to rest. "You should get yourself treated," Draken said, noticing blood on Hunter's back. Hunter shook his head. Getting himself treated was the last thing on his mind.

Lydia’s window was half open, letting in the scent of moss, pine, and something else—faint traces of wolf and Lycan mingled in the air, ancient and pulsing with quiet power. As the car turned a gentle bend, the town emerged like a secret tucked into the heart of the woods. Small homes with wooden walls and wide porches dotted the hillside, some with lines of drying laundry flapping in the breeze. Smoke curled from chimneys, and children ran barefoot through the grass, their laughter echoing across the road. The heart of the pack was both wild and domestic, free yet deeply bound. The forest eventually gave way to a massive iron gate etched with runes, guarded by two warriors in uniform. The m

So, before Tanya joined the Dragun Squad, she opened a human meat bun shop? “Bleargh!” Tyr’s face turned purple in an instant. His stomach churned instantly. Tanya let out a thunderous laugh when she saw this. “Look at you, taking it seriously! I was just pulling your leg. This is Dragun Squad, so where can I get human flesh as ingredients? This is venison from the mountain. The deer had only been killed the day before yesterday afternoon. It's fresh! Stop imagining things.” “Really?” Tyr was dubious about it.