Bungou Stray Dogs Fanfic Novels & Stories

“W-We lied! It’s not ours! We stole it! It belongs to someone else!” My stomach lurches as all the warriors slowly turn toward me, their piercing eyes locking onto my trembling form. The female rogue with yellow teeth now pale as death, raises a shaking finger and points directly at me. “T-That’s the owner of the bag.” The warrior who beheaded the rogue steps toward me, his boots crunching against the fallen leaves. My breath catches as he stops just inches away, towering over me, his dark eyes cold and merciless. “You are trespassing on Blood Fang territory,” he says, his voice a slow, dangerous drawl. “That means you have two choices: bow and identify yourself… or we paint these trees with

The military dogs bunched together, standing their ground against Summer's intimidation. Hayley shook her head at the standoff. She walked over and put a hand on Summer. "Let them go." "Woof!" Summer barked back, indignant, as if reminding Hayley that they had eaten her food for free. "Good dogs don't need to be tied down," Hayley said softly, rubbing Summer's head. She opened the gate and let the strays through. The pack gave her one grateful look before sprinting off. Even the badly injured one that Hayley had spent system points to save hobbled away, carrying a full piece of beef.

The trespasser had challenged his dominance, crossed into the pack-marked territory, and hunted on said territory, not forgetting that what, or rather who, he was hunting was not only a local, or so Aiden hoped, but also the current target of his strange fixation. His large, darkening grey form crashed into his scrawny, thin, muddy brown one. His jaw clamped around the scruff of his neck, and a loud, high-pitched whine of pain escaped the rogue. Aiden shoved the rogue to the ground, using the grip he had on his neck as leverage. The rogue growled loudly and bit into my right foreleg. The wolf howled at the sudden pain, letting go of the muddy rogue’s neck, and taking a step back. The rogue u

Maybe it was genetic. Oh, right. Layla brought me for genetic testing. She said I couldn't call myself low-grade anymore. It turned out I had descended from show-level beastkin, too, but I didn't want to be a show-level hound. I just wanted to be Layla's most loyal dog. … While Layla was having a smoke, that asshole went and tried to seduce her. He was either always crying or jealous. He was so worthless. What an eyesore.

Tian said as he whimpered because he felt that he had no shot at being mated to anyone and that the moon goddess had cursed him or even missplaced him which took his chance to have an actual life. I felt bad because Bastian wouldnt let him have much time outside to run and stretch so Tian couldnt grow properly which makes him smaller and weaker in comparison to Bastian, I sigh as I keep trailing her trying not to be caught by her was hard, twigs littered the forest floor and even rocks that seemed to be placed near all the twigs kinda like in a pattern, "ouch, damn that hurt." I try to whisper but it alerts her as I look at her. "Seems Scetch Seb." said Bastian as I looked at the pattern the

I, Hannah Shaw, had come back to life. "Hannie, are you still there?" Trevor asked, raising his voice when I didn't answer. "I'm not feeling well today. I can't make it. Tell her to find someone else," I said flatly. Trevor sounded annoyed. "No way! Evie went to Hanoe Island for the holidays. If you don't go, Mojo will starve. You always feed stray cats. What's the big deal about a dog?" I let out a cold laugh. "A dog bit me when I was a kid. I'm afraid of dogs, so I'm not going. Tell her to find someone online."

Then, slowly, he typed: > Cases of dog's who turned into a man overnight.<

Whenever Big Bang walked ahead, there would be over ten silent dogs following him. Deep down, Big Bang felt a bit uncomfortable, but he let the other dogs follow him on their walks. Suddenly, one of the dogs behind them barked, and Big Bang turned around to see the other dogs staring at his hind leg. To his surprise, his hind leg had involuntarily transformed into a wolf's leg, making it much stronger than a normal dog's leg. At this moment, the scent of a wolf emanated from him, causing the other dogs to become excited and bark loudly. Suddenly, Big Bang remembered something and looked up at the sky, realizing that tonight was a full moon. How could he forget this?

In it, packs were going to come from around the borders. Bane had specially told me to comport myself. He didn’t want me going around, unmated. I, Audrey Miller went on arguing with him. I wasn't going to have him look down on me so much. “Jesus, Bane. I'll be fine.” I told him, patting my dog. “Who brought that in here?!!” He said, suddenly springing up and climbing the sofa. He looked afraid of Blue. “He’s not that. He has a name which is Blue, Bane. Show some respect,” I said, patting its head.

It was huge, with sharp tusks and wild eyes. Every instinct in me screamed to unleash my powers and fight it off. But Elara... I couldn't risk her getting hurt if my powers went haywire again. Frustration burned in my gut, but I knew I had to get us out of there. Thinking fast, I dug into my pocket. Luckily, I had a pack of hotdogs stashed away and with a flick of my wrist, I hurled the entire package towards the boar. Thankfully, it worked. The beast squealed and lumbered after the hotdogs, momentarily distracted.