Black Forest Animals Novels & Stories

I said, "However, with the return of Black Wolf Baker, all dark-related substances will come back from the dead." "How do we get out of here?" "Unless it's dawn!"I watched the moonlight on my head getting dimmer and dimmer, the shadows of all the trees in the forest were stretching up a little bit, and the dense leaves were also expanding around.The trees in the ghost forest grow at night, and they feed on blood-devouring animals.When each tree sucks enough blood, it will be transformed into a tree man. "I'm afraid we will become fertilizer before dawn!"William looked around vigilantly, even the swing of a leaf would attract his attention.

With a surge of relief, I guide the animals towards the now-opened gates, their trust in me unwavering. As we stand at the entrance, the air thick with anticipation, we scan the surroundings for any signs of danger. The once serene and peaceful forest now seems to hold a sinister secret. The trees whisper with unease, their leaves rustling in a foreboding melody. The animals, usually so confident and self-assured, huddle together in a desperate attempt to find safety.

“Even if you make it by dawn, you know what’s waiting up there.” We were still in the forest stretch that gradually gave way to snow-covered terrain. The view was breathtaking, but I knew the dangers hidden in that ice. Snow leopards, predators, feral stags and moose, and worst of all, werebears hibernating in these lands. If I disturbed them, they wouldn’t hesitate to attack. I’d have to learn how to escape quickly. Climbing trees wouldn’t save me the animals here were better at it than I was.

“Now.” Dmitry charged first, his colossal body breaking through the forest with the precision of a trained predator. Alexei, Ivan and Sasha followed close behind, in perfect sync, as they had done hundreds of times — although Sasha, of course, maintained that slight air of defiance, as if every leap was also a provocation. To the left, Alexei saw the almost invisible movement of Oleg Baranov and Fidor slipping through the trees, flanking the side. The black bear appeared suddenly, rising onto its hind legs, letting out a deep roar that silenced even the owls in the trees. It had old scars on its shoulders, wild eyes, and teeth as sharp as spears.

The lightning only provided seconds of clarity before the darkness returned. I leaped back from the window in shock. The lightning has crashed down, illuminating the forest and I wasn't sure what I had just seen. Two very large, furry heads poked from the forest. The fur surrounding their intelligent eyes was dark as night. I had only a glimpse at the elongated snouts, but if I had to guess I would've said they were wolves or a black bear. Did wolves and bears even live in Georgia? What was most unsettling was hoe the two wolves seemed to be staring directly at my bedroom window.

The prince rolled his eyes snorting, the priest was not used to moving his flaccid ass for so long. The forest was completely deserted, since they had begun to cross it, the fauna they had encountered had been almost minimal, if not non-existent. Usually in dense woods like those, they should have met at least one wild boar, or something else, but everything was silent, it was as if the animals were dormant or perhaps escaped. "Did you notice that we didn't meet a single animal?" Athelstan asked aloud. "Better for us. With this heat they must have taken refuge somewhere else," replied one of his men.

I said, climbing to my horse. "Yes our lord!" This is the forest of Lycto, the largest and most abundant forest in the whole kingdom and maybe in the land of Hellas. This is a home for large and wild animals like huge hyenas and moose deer. Most of the kingdom's raw resources like meat and different kinds of vegetables could be found in this amazing forest. It was guarded by the Dryads and nymphs, who's also guarding the whole kingdom. It was covered with magic spells and they only allowed those who are living in the kingdom.

"Give us three days. If we're not back by then, assume the worst." Kara nodded. "Three days." Elif kissed her sister's forehead, then turned to Niklas. "Let's go." They ran through the forest as wolves, their paws silent on the fallen leaves, their breath misting in the cold air. The Black Forest was vast and ancient, its trees so tall they seemed to scrape the sky, its shadows so deep that daylight never fully reached the ground. Niklas led the way, his black fur blending with the darkness, his amber eyes glowing with fierce determination.

Pasha asked, thinking a little. - Honestly? the guy hesitated. - How many people do not tell: do not go into the forest, but they still stick around! And so it has always been. And the fact that no corpses were found ... There are wild animals from martens to tigers with Himalayan bears. By the way, there are even red wolves listed in the Red Book. Not fiery, of course, - he looked sideways at me with an undisguised smile, - but more even redheads.

There was no way she would be able fight a wolf or even a rat with the strength in her. Anything could be another thing. This was the Black Forest. Where illusions are real and reality is illusion. Where animals are small but big. Where there are eyes on every tree surrounding her, wanting to eat her up and add more nutrients to them. True, they never need water or sunlight, heck, photosynthesis was useless there. All they needed was demons of the people that was sent there and they would consume them slowly.