Novel & Cerita Can Werewolves Live Forever

-Werewolves- The werewolves change forms on full moon nights and seek for blood to replenish their thirst. They seek for royal blood to change their forms whenever they wish to and to not be controlled by the energy of the red moon. They have to mate with someone on a red moon night and if they do, they can’t break off the bond for their whole lifetime. The royal blood makes them immortal as well and gives them healing and killing abilities. -Ferals-

"Once." He replied and leaned back to keep the space between them. He saw the amusement and surprise in her eyes and smiled a little. "How old are you?" Sara asked in curiosity. If he knew her mother then and was still the same now, he must be older than her. Aldophus flicked her head playfully, "I'm older than your mother, to me a nineteen years old girl is just a pup." Sara lifted her eyebrow in a mocking expression. Werewolves live longer than any other mythical creatures next came the vampires. Pure blooded werewolves were known to be stronger and aged longer than ordinary werewolves.

She licked her lips, her eyes darting around the room, looking at anything and everything before finally meeting mine again. “Does it affect how you age? How long you live?” she whispered, a frown marring her forehead and dimming that ever present light on her eyes I’d grown used to. “Yes,” I admitted. “Werewolves and lycans usually live to be around 110 or 120 years old.” Her face fell even more, her eyes dropping away from mine. But I grabbed her chin and lifted her gaze to mine, ready to put her worries to rest. “But if a wolf has a human mate, when they give their mate their mark, they transfer some of that life expectancy to their mate,” I explained.

No matter what they did, only male werewolves were born in the last decade. These days, male wolves create their partners through bonding with the female of their choice and sharing their blood. Which is why Grayson never chose a mate. It was too much responsibility to change one’s life completely. An average werewolf did not get any illness or disease, so they lived far longer than the average human lifespan. Being the Alpha of the Silvercreek werewolves meant it was Grayson’s responsibility to see to the welfare of every pack member, making him too busy to pursue his own happiness.

Just a room full of disbelief. “Werewolves aren’t what you think,” I said softly. “We don’t hunt people. We’re not cursed. We’re born like this, from generations before us. We live in packs, like families. We protect each other, and we protect the humans around us. That’s our law. The true law of the pack.” Grandma Rose’s lips parted slightly. “You expect me to believe that?” “No,” I said honestly. “I don’t expect anything from you. But I want you to know the truth.”

Maxine interrogated, “300?” Isaac looked left and right to make sure that there’s no people nearby. Then he answered, “Most of the werewolves live longer than normal people.” Maxine does not know that. She became so invested in this. “Tell me more,” she insisted. “Werewolves live for thousands of years. We stopped aging at the peak of our age. We only show signs of aging once we lose the ability to transform into our wolf form. That’s why, many werewolves have faces that’s younger than their ages,” Isaac explained.

Werewolves, vampires, and it's best that it’ll stay that way. Waking up with a monotonous routine, different times, different eras had gone by, but I never met someone who I could call my mate. I sometimes envy those lowly werewolves. They don’t have the curse of living eternally as they could survive up to 300 years, neither short nor long… I sometimes envy those lowly werewolves. They don’t have the curse of living eternally as they could survive up to 300 years, neither short nor long…

"I'm actually so sorry about that." "It isn't your fault dear. I miss him so much though. He died from a stroke." I actually realise now just how vulnerable humans are and how their life span is short. Werewolves actually do not age fast and they have a long life span up between three hundred to four hundred year. This was on one the reason why we never really associated with humans because they might become curious since we stop again once we get to fifty. It must been so hard for her to loose him after spending sk much years with him. I'm not sure I can go through that with Nathan considering how I almost lost my mind when he got shot with a silver bullet.

Lena asked "Yes, my Luna, I never heard from them again up till this point. I don't know If both of them are still alive, but I wish they were still alive. I would give anything to hold them once again in my hands. He said shedding tears All the other elders began to console him. Honestly, this was one sad story. It made every single person in the room emotional. Even I, who was a hard-hearted son of a bitch was almost shedding tears. "They knight be out there somewhere", Lena said, trying to console him. But to be realistic I didn't think it possible for them to still be alive, because it was a long time ago, centuries ago, wolves could live for thousands of centuries if they are not killed

He was rocking back and forth trying to forget the images in that file. Gertrude lowered her head, “They could use it as proof that Citadel needs to be eliminated because of unethical research and inhumane products— “Or maybe they’ll use it to prolong their lives… Maybe they are done being just humans.” Alpha Hercule pointed out. “Maybe,” she uttered as she sat beside him. It's not a secret in the supernatural realm that werewolves age slower than humans, and they can live up to 150 years while their features stay in their 70s, the same as Vampires that are not part of the old blood.