Arrow The Island Novels & Stories

Klay laughs and makes his way to the treeline as Arrow comes out of the house. “Let’s go! This place is beautiful. I can’t wait to see more.” Arrow takes a couple of running steps, unfurls his wings and lifts into the air. The omegas unloading the luggage stop and shrink back with gasps. Some freeze in place, others look at Arrow in awe. “Alpha. What is he?” I hear a scared voice say.

Ara spilled out his heart while prostrating before the Emperor. "Aranjo has agreed to accept the punishment! So, nothing else can be done!" the Emperor said coldly, then walked out of the hall. Ara felt tears running down her face, she was very sad. Ara believes that all this is a trap for her sister or the Goddess of the Wind. Ara ran and climbed so many stairs, to reach the portal hole. Upon arrival, Ara no longer finds Aranjo. Ara was very panicked and approached the Guardian Goddess of the portal.

Arrow shakes his head with a smirk on his face. “So how far up are we going?” I ask excited as my tummy does a flip flop while the elevator rushes towards the clouds. “Only the best for my Luna” Arrow says as he leans in and kisses my forehead. “All the way to the top, Angel” Aries pulls me in, squishing me with the arm he has around my shoulders while tilting my chin up to look at him.

"We searched the dead village to the end and found ourselves on the coast. When we tried to see the ocean off the coast from the top of the cliff, we saw an island." "Island? You mean Ruby was taken there?" Jay widened his eyes as Jordan nodded. "How did Haris get there?" "He's a manipulative wolf, Jay. When we got there, the trees had already been cut down. He's good at building boats." "What are you waiting for? We have to get to the island!" "No! You're not coming!" Jordan ordered. Jay's shoulders tensed, "What do you mean? I have to come, sir." Jay urged.

I warned. He raised his hands in mock surrender, the grin never leaving his face. "Alright, alright, no need to get all worked up again. You might start drooling on me." I rolled my eyes, but before I could say something that would probably end in me throwing him overboard, a flash of gold caught my attention. In the distance, just past the horizon, an island rose out of the sea, its mountains shimmering like they were dipped in gold. The air around it seemed to pulse, waves of energy rolling off it.

Said the female werewolf to Alpha Gabriel. Mrs. Rolex! I have already made the decisions, and we have hardly any time left to discuss anything further! So let Lara take the command and march towards the east. Ella thought of Lisa’s note. “Hadn’t she mentioned that towards the east of the island, the sea was narrower and was connected by a bridge to the nearby city? She had also expressed her wish that the Moon Goddess show me the path towards my destination. Isn’t it the right opportunity to go safely towards the east?

After that, it’s a short drive back to Archibald’s beach house. “I’m never leaving and you can’t make me,” Isabella declares from her inner tube after another liberal application of sunscreen. She’s bobbing lazily along the shoreline and utterly uncaring of where she ends up, mostly because Archibald’s attached a tether to the handle of the tube that ends velcro’d around his left ankle to keep her from floating too far away.

“Nope!” Ario doesn’t question him further and rushes towards the ship while saving themselves from the restless vikings. They board the ship together with the help of others. Watching the king’s body falling crashing on the ground and killing many vikings under his body, Ario and Tolas let out deep sighs. The fall causes a huge wave that pushes the ship towards the gate of the island and the ship soon follows the waves. The men take over the ship and lead it out of the island. It’s slowly fading away before their eyes and soon there’s nothing but vast sea in front of them. “....You were about to experiment that poison on me, right?” Ario asks Alan in curiosity who’s quietly standing beside h

Uno simply held Manuela's hand as she still couldn't understand his reasons for going to the island. After a while, someone entered the deck and removed Uno and Manuela's blindfolds. "We've arrived at Isla Paraiso. I'll just remind you, Urquio, you arrived at the island at night, so cover your wife's eyes because she might see a lot on the island. But if you prefer her to watch a live show, let her eyes be op—" "—My wife doesn't need to see a naked man when she has me, Ibarra. Thank you for your fucking reminders," Uno snapped plainly, pulling Manuela out of the yacht.

Marcus gave a single, sharp dip of the plane’s wings—a silent salute from a man who knew he was flying back into a court-martial—and then the Gulfstream roared, banking hard to the north to draw the Ares radar signatures away from the island. Avery grabbed the oars, her muscles screaming as she fought the outgoing tide. Behind her, Isla de Sombra rose out of the mist like a jagged, green molar. It wasn't the postcard-perfect paradise of white sand and palm trees. It was a fortress of tangled mangroves, their roots arching out of the black water like the ribs of a gargantuan, sunken beast. "The current is pulling us toward the reef!" Vogel yelled, his hand on Dominic’s pulse. "If we hit those