Big Wolf Campus Novels & Stories

They all have been looking for the wolf responsible but he is good, no clues, nothing. It’s September and the beginning of the school year is starting and as usual, the Alpha is called to give a speech at the university that is on my turf. We have one of the best universities in North America. It is the safest in the country as my soldiers guard the turf and no criminal activity has been placed on my turf. Parties are allowed and obviously they deal drugs between them humans and they get involved in some trouble but nothing big. Nothing that can concern me as I have one of my council members taking care of that part of town.

I couldn’t undermine what it was; I never found out no matter how many times she did it. … The sound of horses rolling in from several areas of the pack made me jump in excitement. The classical male wolves from noble families in their rich tuxedos, the 1960s musicians who were always there to entertain, and the elders in their roped-up attire—all here for the celebration.

Gene Campbell hadn't seen one himself. "It's very obvious in their wolf forms. They are much bigger than anyone in this room, stronger, and deadlier. And they appear to have no conscience. They don't care who they kill, or who they hurt. And their only allegiance is to Gary. Their old pack, family, or Alpha means nothing to them." Carr looked at the sad face of Morgan Wilson.

"How is the condition?" I asked moments after I'd brought her into the private suite of Pack Yellowstone's hospital. This hospital is a 3 story building located on the outskirts of Portland, from the outside this building looks like a private apartment but inside is the hospital owned by Pack which I lead. With a membership of nearly two hundred werewolves we have our own public facilities in our remote little town as it is almost an hour away by car to the nearest human city. Around our territory there are only a few farms, plantations, and forests in Black Valley National Park. Of course a few tourists pass through our town every now and then, but as long as we can hide our werewolf forms

Will says, Moira set me down on my feet fixing my clothes for me. "The first shift is always the worse but remember I believe in you okay?" She says giving me a pep talk before holding my hand and walking me off toward the alpha's place. It's time to say goodbye to the little freedom I had before, in the alpha's place there's no sneaking out, no getting away with anything, our two alphas are ruthless. Alpha Rowan and alpha Aiden are two of the most powerful wolves out there, although they hardly look like they are in their mid-twenties the two alphas are century old, and they believe in keeping on the old ways and rules, including training the newly shifted wolves themselves.

Another guy stood up, "I'm Ralph Bensen, a member of the beta hounds pack too. I like trekking. If you like to go trekking sometime, I'm pleased to help you." Lucian hit on Ralph's shoulder and made him sit in his place. "I'm Jacob Elrod, member of stealth Mane pack." "I'm Teo, a human." looked at the guys beside him and made a smile at me. "I'm Rudina Hart, alpha female of a howling jaws pack. Nice to meet you, Ms Hopper." Why are there so many werewolves in this class than humans? I saw the guy who helped me from the bus terminal to the school. The talkative guy? He's in this class too?

The wolf growled, mentally burying her head in me, they say, here I am, and I’m not going anywhere. - With alphas, everything is different, - Stas continued to enlighten me, throwing his hands behind his head, under Andrei's strangled grunt. – Yes, your she-wolf died the same way, only much longer than a normal wolf, since she is inherently stronger. And when she managed to get through to you and change your hypostasis, you began to unite consciousnesses. For me, for Andrey, as for other alphas, it all happens very simply. We just get to know each other, roughly speaking, share memories and find things that are equally significant for both of us. But you didn’t remember anything, and you did

They had likely not been touched in years, if not a decade. Mara gave me an amused look. “How many wolves do you know that read in their free time?” …Fair point. Most wolves were absorbed in almost everything else. Sports. Training. Affairs of the opposite gender. Even though the option for college was present, most opted out. The few, like me, who did do college coursework were treated like outcasts. Mara scanned the shelves with her finger. “Let’s see. Etiquette. Etiquette…I think this will do.”

He was too exposed. The largest wolf in the center of the group turned its massive head. Its eyes, glowing twin yellow fires, locked directly onto Rian, then shifted to me, focusing on the faint, visible blue line across my throat. Rian let out a strangled, desperate cry of fury and fear. “Marcus Blackwood,” Rian snarled. “You waited for the boundary. You knew.” The immense wolf took one silent, deliberate step toward the light. It began to shift. The bones cracked with sickening force. It was morphing into a man of terrifying size and authority.

He nodded at the priest who smiled back at him. Alpha James continued, “Earlier this week, I asked Bernard if I could have a few minutes tonight to make an announcement to the pack. Looking around and seeing how many have joined us, I can see that word travels fast! I am sure you’re all just as anxious as I am to celebrate the good news that I will be revealing tonight. It is with great pride that my mate, Luna Sienna, and I announce that our son, Blake, recently graduated with his business degree from the werewolf-led Grey Wolf University in Siberia. With this update comes even better news that he will be returning later this week and will spend the remainder of the summer preparing to beco