Carnwennan Fate Novels & Stories

“They accept their fate and let themselves return to the Moon Goddess. But Ternen, he ran towards the danger. He fought and killed ranked wolves to save his mate and their pups. He knew he didn’t have a chance…” “Then why did he do it?” I wanted to scream. “You know why.” Rowan looked at me. “You saw exactly what I saw.” I closed my eyes, and I shook my head. “No.” I didn’t want to think about it. “Yes.” Rowan’s fingers slid into mine. “Alannah was being pulled to the woods, and Ternen was running after them.” Rowan’s words were soft. I just kept shaking my head. “No.” The ache in my chest tightened, but no matter what I said, I knew he was going to finish what he was saying.

His frown deepened, his expression turning serious. "This isn't something ordinary," he said. "It's a binding curse. A very vicious one. "It's usually used on people who are close to death. It can't transfer your luck directly to the caster, but it reroutes your fortune to others. By granting other people's wishes, it extends the caster's life. "When your luck is completely drained, and your life reaches its end, the life force that should have been yours…gets transferred to them." He paused, then looked at me.

Not her. “Shit,” I breathed. Sean glanced at me. “What’s wrong?” My lips felt dry. My heart pounded in a completely different rhythm now—a nervous one. “That car... It belongs to May.” Sean’s jaw tensed. “She’s here?” I nodded slowly, already feeling my chest tighten. “Yeah. And I doubt it’s for anything good.” The comfort of the post-race high, the ease of being with Sean, the happiness I felt just minutes ago—it all flickered into nothing but smoke, like a flame under a gust of wind.

He could barely breathe. "You cannot kill me and you know it," the gnome said through gritted teeth. "The future Emperor thanks you for your visit. Will we see you at the coronation?" Cafer's voice was thin as the last air from his lungs was expelled. Hanna finally released her fist. The gnome gasped for air. The Fate affirmed, "You will be seeing me. Be on your guard." Hanna disappeared in a brilliant flash of light as time around them began to move once more. The guards, who had stopped mid run, crashed into each other in the empty space left behind by the Fate. Renat looked confused as he could see things had changed.

“Man’s finally realized moping in his office isn’t an action plan.” I swallow. Part of me is… glad. Part of me wants to shut the bond down entirely and pretend I never felt him take that first step. Morwen taps her staff against the ground, the sound sharp. “Fate rarely sends only one test at a time,” she says. “Converging paths are her favorite game.” “So both of them,” I say. “Wonderful.” Jax at the perimeter, a storm wrapped in a smirk. Ronan closing the distance, a weight I can feel even through the mangled thread between us.

Meeva's pov The roads were smoother than I expected, and his people, even more welcoming. At first, I had assumed that being an omega would cause an immediate uproar. But it didn't. I still felt prickles of doubt, even with the way my wolf felt super safe with him. But trust your instincts they said. Goddess, I hope this wasn't another bad decision. ______ The carriage came to a stop hours later, greeted by snow-dusted pines and a towering gate carved from ancient darkwood, a rare unique tree. Etched into it was the Brawnstorm crest, a storm-wolf howling into the wind.

Noah pecked his nose. Just then they laughed as Benjamin's stomach grumbled. "Come lets eat. And then i will make sure to wreck this cottage at every surface". Noah winked pulling him into his arms. "I will be waiting". Benjamin winked too. Yes... It was their beginning of a new life. Happy. Wild. Full of love. And yes lots of poundings... This was their Fate that they wrote... ---- Tabby

A drop of water fell on my eye, I looked around and noticed a change in weather. This is bad, no cab on the road and rain is about to fall. What am I gonna do? As I continued walking, a black AMG Benz stopped by the side of the road and rolled down the window glass "Come inside, I will drop you off," He said I looked at the person and realized it is the doughnut guy. I looked around, the weather was getting worse. "Thank you" I said once I entered the car "I’m Rayan" He said At least now I don’t have to call him doughnut guy. "Afraah." I awkwardly said

As she took a step forward, a stiff wind hit us, but then there were images of people I had never met before running through my mind. Cerenity POV Running behind my beloved, we were almost caught ideas, wretched wolves how could my brother ever do this to me? If I don’t nothing I would have been dead. Lycaontroph had gone mad. So I loved a man, what curse was there to be placed on me for loving a man? It seems a brother with no heart was to be my curse. As I held tightly to my child I’m met with starving wolves, “we must avoid these, if we are found, I fear the death he has set for us” my lover said, an omega of my brothers kingdom is who the fates have given me to love, there was no god in

“Poetry. We require tactics. The Hollow-Blood gathers power. Wolves whisper her name like prayer. The Harbinger returns empty-handed. We do not wait for a mortal to unmake our order. We strike.” “There it is,” murmured Fate’s Lesser. “The hunger to write another Sundering in a different hand.” Oath cut across her. “Selene. Did Fate name her enemy or ally?” All eyes on me. I forced down the reflex to swallow. You will decide that… and regret it. “No decree,” I said. “No side named.” Predictable gasps—relief, fury, calculation. War straightened. “Then I will name one. She is a breach. Breaches are sealed. We send the Legion. We burn the Hollow before it spreads.”