Azur Lane Novels & Stories

I guess blood is not so thicker than water. We drive for the next two hours back to the pack. I'm sure James will be happy to see us. “Stop.” The guys at the border said as our car pulled up. I put my head out the window. “Is this how you welcome your Alpha?” He bowed in greeting and apology. “Let them through!” he yelled and moved out of the way. Pack members watch us as our trucks pull up one after the other. Their curiosity barely hiding under the surface. “Take her to the basement” I pointed at the seer “and her to the dungeons” I pointed at Ares.

I said, nodding my head. “Years of practice,” she said, getting to her feet. Out of nowhere a body practically fell out of the sky, making me leap to my feet quicker than I’d ever thought I was capable of doing. “Suze all ready,” the male said, giving her a small bow. He turned and made the same gesture toward me. I didn’t get to hear much of his accent but what I heard gave me shivers. Damn it was sexy. “Luna Missy, this is vampire Raul. He’s a Shadow and a close friend. We’re gonna go hunting, toodles,” she said, and they both disappeared.

His wolf seemed to tread lighter, now bouncier along the paths knowing that he had taken just vengeance on Luna Gwyneth. We reached a river with a narrow stone bridge. Azus broached it first and then howled as a silver tipped arrow landed into his shoulder. /Attack, this is it!/ bellowed out across the mindlink. Arrows rained down upon us. This had to be Cliffrill. They were known for these kinds of attacks.

He wouldn’t be able to stay angry at me for long, anyway. “Luna! This is insane. What if he sees us? He won’t be pleased.” Understatement of the year. “Let me worry about that, Tasha. Are you willing to obey your Luna?” I watched her intently. She didn’t hesitate. “You know I could never disobey you, Luna Sylvia.” “We’d better hurry. He’s on his way.” I said and we ran to where her vehicle was parked at the back of the castle. *** We followed the grey Audi R8 – Tasha informed me the car’s model – at a safe enough distance. Hunter drove at an insane speed and Tasha muttered under her breath as she tried to keep up without damaging her car’s engine.

"Let's just say I've made my share of enemies over the years. But I'm not afraid of them. I'll do whatever it takes to protect myself and my business." As they spoke, Miriam couldn't help but notice the prince's confidence. He seemed almost...smug. Like he knew something they didn't. "Prince Salim, can I ask you something?" Miriam said, her tone probing. "Of course," the prince replied. "Do you know anything about the graffiti left at the crime scenes?" Miriam asked. "The one that says 'I AM FURY'?" The prince's expression didn't change, but Miriam detected a flicker of something in his eyes. Interest? Recognition?

Lena adjusted the strap of her camera bag, the salt air already sticking her blouse to her back as she stepped off the tender onto the yacht’s lower deck. The Azure stretched out like something that didn’t belong in the real world,was three hundred feet of dark glass and polished teak, lights glowing low and golden along every railing. She’d gotten the call six hours ago: emergency replacement for some big-name photographer who’d bailed. Double the usual rate, plus a cabin if she needed to stay over. She’d said yes before she could think twice.

“Haven’t seen this many together in years.” “They came in waves,” I said. “And you held them all off by yourself?” He let his gaze skate to my hands. “Impressive.” “It wasn’t pretty.” I shifted my weight, angling my body to block his view down the aisle, buying Kael cover. I could feel Kael pushing at my mind, trying to use a mind link to reach me. I hissed back, “Everything is fine, stay quiet, stay hidden.” Lowell’s eyes dragged across the wreckage. “Something smells off,” he muttered.

Azure 42 clung close behind, shadowing Nitro One with relentless precision. The atmosphere thickened. Spectators rose from their seats, unable to contain themselves—cheers turning into anxious shouts, excitement laced with tension. “One more lap!” “This is it!” “Azure 42 is catching up—but Nitro One isn’t giving it room!” Silverio De Asis stood with arms crossed, a satisfied smirk playing on his lips as he watched Azure 42 struggle to close the gap. “Just like that,” he muttered. “Let them eat your dust.”

Right there and then, I wanted nothing more than to turn around on the horse and mark him as my mate. "Look sharp, we're already home." Alexander said suddenly, startling me a bit. I pulled myself from my naughty thoughts and looked around: the grassy plains we'd been crossing was giving way to a settlement now. Houses sprang up along the dirt road we were crossing—small, homely houses with female wolves doing their washing at the back and little wolves playing at the front. Immediately Alexander's horse walked in, they all chanted: "Alpha! Alpha!" I watched as Alexander waved to his people with a smile. I looked around, catching a few stares thrown my way. Some were curious, others were pla