Black Forest Animals Novels & Stories

They were looking to their Alpha for answers on what the next move would be. “Mother, we need to go further into the forest. The hunters cannot find animals. Our best trackers are out there and they say there is no trace! That they are going extinct! Even the fish are scarce!” Ty shouted at his mother, now in a heated argument. “There’s a reason it’s called The Black Forest, Rex. It’s not safe. You send our men in there and you are sending them to their deaths,” Regina slammed her hands down on her office desk. “Then I will lead them. I will be there beside them on every hunt to protect them,” he responded. She rolled her eyes and scoffed, “You can not be this arrogant! You went o

He also tells some secrets about the creatures in the forest, asking Randu to be careful. “Watch out for those pale-white creatures with long fangs…they suck your blood until you die.” “Don't be fooled by the cute and cute looking pygmies…they can get you lost in the forest and throw you in their nests…make your food for the colony.” “Ah..be careful with tigers that are too big, all animals if their size is unnatural…you can be sure that they are were people. I've met weretigers, werebears, and werewolves, they're big and wild...savage and disgusting."

Dawn's POV "Are we there yet?" I wanted to see this forest, it has animals. The Cloud mountains do have animals but so far I have seen, leopards, cats, elephants, and foxes. So in this forest, Adam told me that there are even tigers, monkeys, ducks, rabbits adorable little things. Sitara never let me keep an animal always playing the 'I am your older sister card'

Autumn Transition, Black Forest. Yellow leaves have fallen to float on the surface of the ground, and there are remnants of water due to rain last night. There is also the sound of birds squawking at each other to find food together with other hordes. Nature seems bright, and the sun's rays gradually illuminate the Earth. But not the heartland of the Black Forest. Everyone there gathered to welcome the one they avoided the most. Someone who had dared to disturb the state of an immortal for hundreds of years, but no one knew.

Their leader is a black wolf with blue eyes, and he wants to stand on the high cliff and declare war on his opponent. The Red Wolve did not dare to stop but only dared to lean to the side. Wolves usually have gray and yellow fur, but with wolves having white, black, and red fur is very special. The black wolf that received the order to distract Windy was just a wolf with yellow fur because to distract the opponent, he disguised himself to look like Ezra.

Rick Marc looked at Mister who didn't seem to understand the normal common sense in this world. Vern heard Mister's question and rubbed his forehead. "Mister, don't you know that Suri Forest in the spring is a time of chaos? Not only do beasts in mating age appear and become more and more ferocious, many poachers have also sprung up to abduct the children of beasts who are starting to go through lactation." "Oh?"

So, we ventured into the shadowy black nocturnal forest. Even though the moon was high in the sky, the dense overhead trees blocked most of its light. The woodland floor was encased in darkness, but thank the goddess for the wolf's vision. The wind was brusque, biting at my flesh and whipping through the trees. Forest life moved around us: owls hooted, birds flapped about in the densely overgrown trees, bats squeaked, frogs croaked, and smaller animals scurried across the forest grounds.

The forest was a crucible. Feral beasts roamed, set loose from ancient cells beneath Blackmoon’s earth—hulking creatures bred to tear, to test, to kill. A jagged-toothed bear charged at them first, snarling with a madness in its eyes. Lucian tackled it without hesitation, ripping into its throat while Jace circled to keep it from flanking. Rayne lunged in, claws flashing, landing the finishing blow as Lucian tore the creature’s head sideways with his jaws.

Lindaat asked, having never seen brownies do that before. “They chew on the trees to get the bad spots out. Also, to get the bugs that harm the trees.” Seiveril told her as she stood beside Lindaat. “I have seen tigers here, but the colors are different than in the human world. Same with the wolves.” Lindaat told her with a smile. When she looked up, she saw a large owl moving through the trees. “The owls in this forest are much larger as well. They must eat a ton.”

The respectful silence shattered. The black wolf sprang in front of Elara. His muscles tensed. Another crack. This one closer. Then came the smell. Smoke. Not from a campfire. From burning pine. Within seconds, frightened birds burst from the treetops. Something was charging through the forest. Fast. Too fast. The wolves around the clearing began pacing, their ears pinned back. One released a warning growl. Another answered. The forest itself seemed to recoil. Then they appeared. Figures cloaked in black emerged between the trees.