Blind Tiger Aventura Novels & Stories

My soul was trembling in fear. The heartbeat kept on growing, fading. Over time the sound was increasing. A dusty window from where a gust of wind came caught my attention as I moved my head following it. Just at that moment, the flashlight fell on my eyes, and I glanced back at the entrance with a minimal gaze. I noticed a shadow standing in front of me, wearing a long white blanket and holding a lantern in one hand. "ARHHHHHH!" I screamed, rivalled by the blast of thunder and rain.

I grin and place my hand on my hips, swaying it to the side. “Look, I ain’t got time for this. If you won’t show up, then maybe you would if I tell you Ava’s life is just in the palm of my hands…” I taunt, lifting my hand playing with my fingers. I hear a growl behind me. A grin crawling to my lips as I whip around and meet eye to eye with a pair of large, reptilian, but purple eyes. Oh it’s so mad, and that’s just the way I like it.

Darkness was in every direction almost like a thick blanket encrusted everything. A glance down revealed its black silk caressing the cool mossy floor. Its dark seduction lifted up into the trees towering high above the ground. Looking up into the tall trees he couldn't find the moon or any twinkling stars. Even with clouds, there would surely be a few stars making their appearance in the night sky. A chilling silence filled the air as if a sickening calm before a devastating storm. An almost silent snap is heard as a small twig is found by an almost nimble foot. The vaguely familiar skin-tingling sensation began to fill Brayden as he looked around in a panic. He knew with this sensation onl

Only five minutes and the room not far from the company was going to be blown to pieces. Tomas smiled as soon as he was given the authority to blow up the place, from no more than twenty meters away he could already see all the people celebrating with Erika with the help of his binoculars. They all looked very happy. “I'm very sorry, miss, but orders are orders.” And without further ado, he lowered the binoculars and from his pants pocket he took out the control, activating the explosives. The explosives had only two minutes marked on them. And in the living room a young woman smiling with all the men to whom he had promised changes. In the company Valeria laughing at what was about to happe

She tossed her long, dark brown hair—the same color as the rest of the Brentwoods'—over her shoulders and blinked at him with Brentwood blue eyes. “You’re our brother, and you’re suffering,” she whispered. They were all wolves, so they could hear her clearly. “You had to kill a lone wolf who threatened the border and wouldn’t give up. Now you have to make decisions that, from our point of view, won’t be easy. So, Hunter, my brother, our brother, we’re here for you. Even if we bother you like crazy. We’re here.”

They arrogantly believed this was due to their own superior talent and strength. They never knew it was because I had been secretly using my spiritual pressure to suppress the prey's resistance and acting as a radar for danger. Now, that safety net was gone. "Run! It's rogue wolf!" Deep in the forest, Alexander screamed in terror. His leg was gushing blood where a tusk had grazed him. "Help me! Lucas!" But Lucas was busy cowering behind a tree, his own arm hanging limp from a badger bite. "I can't! My wounds from yesterday aren't healing! Why aren't we healing?!"

someone shouted. Panting with fear, Victoria glanced up and saw Breen riding his horse like a demon cowboy from hell as he stunt jumped from it in mid run with a double-footed landing, then continued running to swipe Jude completely from where he stood. “OOF!” Jude let out as his body hit the ground. They both rolled along the dirt in a pile of cowboy limbs, hats flying off and male grunts resounding. “You piece of shit!” Breen yelled as he turned him over and then stood up to glare down at him.

“Why did you save me? You just pulled me back into your cage.” I looked at Lena. She was standing a few feet away, her face pale, her eyes darting between us. “Avery,” she called out, reaching out a hand. “No,” I snapped, backing away from both of them. “I'd rather have fallen than remain here.” I turned and ran. The red moonlight casting long, distorted shadows behind me, leaving the blind monster and his sister alone. A storm approached, which made the clouds darker than the night sky. The wind howled like a cry of loss, blowing the leaves and bending the trees.

"How do you want me to calm down, Rachel? You willingly lose your eyesight for him, right? Why don't you continue staying blind?" Vivian took a knife from her back. My heart sank instantly. I wanted to shove her away, but she was so furious that she overpowered me. I could not even move. In the nick of time, Michael arrived and kicked Vivian aside. He pulled me into his arms. I felt a ray of hope. "Don't worry. I'm here," Michael said as he patted my back to comfort me. At that moment, Sean came out, too. When he saw Michael hugging me, he was furious. "What are you two doing?!"

A jaw cracked beneath my palm, a stomach folded beneath my knee, a weapon clattered beneath my heel. Then the gun. Bang! Fire tore across my shoulder. Pain seared hot, sharp. I didn't falter. I lunged, twisting his arm until the gun dropped, then slammed his skull into the truck's bumper. Blood sprayed. Shadows stirred behind the truck. More men-ten, fifteen. Enchanted. Their eyes are glassy, their movements unnatural. "Shift. Now! Amber flared in my eyes, bones trembling, claws begging to burst free. Then I caught it-a camera fixed to a lamppost. If I shifted, humans would see.