Arachne Crane Hunger Games Novels & Stories

My chest tightens. “What questions?” “About where she comes from,” Arachne replies. “About why things don’t add up. About why her life feels borrowed.” I swallow. “And you answered.” “I told her the truth,” she says. I laugh once, sharp and humorless. “You don’t tell truths,” I say. “You ration them.” Her eyes flicker, but she doesn’t deny it. “What exactly did you tell he” I press. “That her mother was Helena Sterling,” Arachne says.

"I guess I will just eat you guys instead," Her thundering footsteps are the only inspiration I need to push Malia away from me; I can't outrun Arachne now that she is concentrated—she is too damn large. A large, thick hand swoops down from out of nowhere, bringing up into the face of the predator herself. All of her eyes focus on me and blink in curiosity as I try to claw at her hand. "Azrael seldom brings me food anymore. I'm always hungry these days, and it's such a shame I have to eat you," Arachne's voice is laced with fake softness; the satisfied grin tells me she doesn't feel sorry for me at all.

"Not important. I can help. I can find another way without my mother having to sit in that position forever.” Duncan Hiddleston's mother obeyed Duncan Hiddleston. Slowly lift yourself, and step out of position. Just like what the system said, Phedra Elizabeth was not prepared, an arrow suddenly escaped, shot towards Phedra Elizabeth, Phedra Elizabeth still did not have time to react, then the arrow pierced through her arm. Phedra Elizabeth. Duncan Hiddleston, realizing that Phedra Elizabeth was in danger, rushed over, but the road to where Phedra Elizabeth was standing gradually cracked. Duncan Hiddleston was unable to rescue Phedra Elizabeth in time. Although Phedra Elizabeth was flexible,

The credits of the series we were watching rolled in and I finally stood up to turn off the TV. It was Game of thrones. Now, that was my kind of show, unlike romance. In my opinion, Romance movies were way too cheesy although I watched a good one once in a while. "You hungry?" Lucian asked. I nodded and he smiled. "Get dressed, let's grab food outside." I hightailed for my bedroom. Duh, it's food we're talking about here. I changed into black skinny jeans and a red halter top that stopped just above my navel. Thereafter, I slipped on my black flip-flops. My hair was tied up in a high ponytail and I didn't bother putting on any makeup.

When an opportunity presented itself, I knew she would be ready to help me get out of here. Just as another round of abuse was starting, there was a loud growl that came from the hallway. As I looked up through my good eye, my other one swollen shut, I could see a large rogue coming to stand in front of me. He was clearly the Alpha Rogue by the way he carried himself. He was still a rogue and had a smell about him that made me physically nauseous. He had a scar across his right cheek, and his eyes were a cold black.

But did it really come from this cushy pushover of a rich kid? “Stay here, Aria.” Cyrrus didn’t even look back as he left the bar with the thug. After the door swung to a close, Aria waited for thirty seconds before making her move. Behind her, Jason shook his head, going back to polishing his glasses. Spider was still too inexperienced. He would have to report this to Madam Dahlia. Meanwhile, Aria looked around for another exit and found a dusty window. With a little maneuvering, she opened it, disguising the creaking under the whistling of the wind. She leaped out of the window, her steps completely silent when she landed on the pavement outside.

"I don't need so much food, I'm not human." "That's where you're wrong." Cedric corrects. "We can go long periods without food, that is true. But we need more food than humans do... particularly you. You're not even showing." Cedric hints at the fact that I am already five months gone and I have no baby bump. "Just good genes." I roll my eyes as I pour myself a bowl of cereal. Cedric snorts but he carries on with his food. "You know, you and Alaric might as well share a mind." Cedric commented. "How did you end up here at the element games the one cycle Alaric decides to officiate in person?"

Vivian. My instincts take over, and I’m running before I can think, vaulting the low fence in one leap. The kitchen window’s lit, curtains yanked back, and I see her—on the floor, her hands clawing at the tile, her hazel eyes wide with panic. But that’s not what stops me. It’s the thing at the window. A creature, hunched and massive, its fur matted and dark, yellow eyes glowing with a hunger that makes my hackles rise. Not a wolf, not fully—something twisted, feral, a rogue that’s been hunting on the fringes of pack lands for years. And it’s found her.

she said. “And what does it look like, Price and his parasites?” “Dr. Octopus, but with a bunch of two-foot-long black smoky tentacles coming out from the back of his neck instead of his waist.” I loved that she would quote a literature classic and a Marvel comic just as easily. “And his friend didn’t look any better. They’re a dreadful sight to behold.” I recalled his sudden migraine and Amy confirmed that was the parasites, causing him health issues to feed on his pain and on his dependency on meds.

The wolf rushed over, but she had fallen into the abyss. She felt like she was floating in the air, such a strange feeling. Suddenly, her shirt got caught by a tree branch, and that caused her to be hanged on the wall of the abyss. The sound of broken branches. “ah, ah, ah…” The sound of a tree breaking branches because it couldn’t take her weight. She discovered that there was a path below her. Underneath the cave, some strange creatures were looking up at her. They jumped up, this action was like they wanted to drag her fall into the cave. She didn't know where she was and the strange creatures which could jump more than 5 meters. But luckily, Lily's stuck at a very high place.