Ares Of The North Novels & Stories

she gasped, her jade eyes finally flickering with a human fear. "The symmetry was a cage, Shao-Lin," I said, my voice a melodic, final resonance. "The North is a forest. And a forest doesn't need a protectorate. It needs a gardener." The Eastern fleet didn't retreat. They integrated. The black-jade ships, now covered in the vines of the Bloom, settled into the harbor, their crews looking at the glowing plains with a look of profound, terrified wonder. They had sought to prune the North, and instead, they had been swallowed by its spring.

“We heard the news.” Alpha Raymond’s eyes widened slightly. “Three?” “Yes,” I smiled. “Three.” “Then you carry more than just a mission,” he replied. We sat down, and I laid the illusion map flat on the table — the one I had copied from the markings on my back onto a moving magical surface. “This is where we’re headed,” I explained. “North. Toward the caves.” Alpha Raymond studied it carefully. Luna Claire leaned closer. “There is a route,” Alpha Raymond said slowly. “But it’s not easy. The northern terrain is unstable — narrow passes, frozen ridges, hidden drops.”

Hindi ko alam na may dalawa pa, it wasn't written in the novel. Hindi na ako nagsalita pa at hinayaan siyang magkuwento. "There are four tribes residing in the north. Arean, phoenix, caleobar, and enoha tribe. Among the four tribes, arean are most likely known because it's the priestess' origin. The rest of the three, their origins and abilities are unknown. Mahilig sa sekreto at ayaw nilang inaagaw ang trono nila."

Aeris and Locrand were living a perpetual summer. Taryn did not understand how it was possible to live in a perpetual heat like that without savoring the breeze of a light wind, or the cold that kissed the cheeks as soon as you went out into the fresh air, or the icy touch of the snow just fallen on the skin. All things that distinguished the north from other kingdoms and made it a magnificent sight for the eyes. Taryn shook her head massaging her aching shoulder, feeling her muscle stiff and sore at her touch.

Avery POV It took Elder Novak quite a while to finally get the hall to settle down. It was obvious that everyone one hated the King of the north, or as he was called, the barbarian of the North. Alpha Kane was a greedy tyrant that suddenly began to attack and seize all surrounding packs until he completely claimed the whole northern region and declared himself king of the whole north. The north central was the only defense separating him from the rest of us, but he had now destroyed it too. There was nothing stopping him from attacking us now.

The wind howled like an angry spirit across the snowy northern border. The air carried the scent of pine and steel, mixed with the bitter bite of frost that never seemed to leave this land. Alexandro stood at the edge of the watchtower, his cloak wrapped tightly around his shoulders, his hands gripping the icy railing as his amber eyes surveyed the treacherous terrain beyond. The mountains loomed like silent sentinels in the distance, and beyond them—the shadow of Valerian's dominion.

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Ilena peeked through the window of the carriage and was in awe at the beautiful scenery. All the rumours that had been spread about the North being a place filled with barren lands and barbarians were not true. She had never seen such vast green fields before, not even back in Thanes. Wow....how beautiful is this place...she thought in awe. The boarder guards bowed their head in respect, welcoming them into the land. She avoided the curious eyes of the Sulcarn men who couldn’t seem to stop looking at their new queen, peeking from the carriage’s window.

Next, I gave him a brief peck on the lips and sprinted right off the ledge and into the frosty pool of water collecting at the bottom of the cascading waterfall, which had so cleverly hidden the rocky cleft that had been concealing our presence. I felt Jax’s transitory moment of fear through our bond, but then it was replaced by pure jubilation as he sailed through the air in his own downward descent and dove into the frigid water alongside me. I swam to the edge and proceeded to slog through the water to the bank, not pausing to wait for my mate as I speedily ripped off my sopping clothing and shifted into my wolf without further delay. The water temperature in the South had been cold, but