Cassowary Dangerous Novels & Stories

“You may consider me to be Cass 2.0 then I suppose, as I am still Cass but something more” “You see that is what concerns me, what the something more is, I do not like unknown variables you see Cass 2.0 and you should know that very well, if I can not figure out what this more is I will most certainly not be taking part in it as the unknown can be dangerous and even come back to bite me in the ass”

Kezia looked at Sean seriously before walking over to examine Cassie's injury. "Cassie, how are you? Did he hurt you badly?" Kezia asked worriedly. Although they were only cousins, they were as close as real sisters. "I'm fine. He only cut my calf with a knife. Sister Kezia, you have to avenge me. This loser is far too arrogant. If we don't peel his skin off today, the Wiguna Family won't have the face to remain in Bandung," Cassie said angrily. "I'm glad you're alright. He actually dared to cause trouble at the Wiguna Family's residence. I definitely won't let him off," Kezia nodded before walking back toward Sean.

“One of us will always stay here with Kai. The other two will rotate leading the war parties. We cannot leave him alone. Not when he is this heavy. Not when the pups are so active. He needs our protection and our touch to stay calm.” I felt another firm kick, stronger than before. It pushed outward, creating a visible bulge that met Cassian’s palm. I gasped softly at the pressure. “They are restless,” I whispered. “Every time you speak of danger, the kicks become harder. It is as if they know something is coming. I am scared for them. For all of us.”

"A coyote. It was dead. It looked like it had gotten into some trap. It was ugly, Cass. I didn't want you to see it." "Just a coyote?" "Just a coyote," Aser lied. "But it spooked Maria. I told her to stay out of the woods for a few days until we’re sure there aren't any more dangerous animals hanging around the perimeter." Cassie watched him and could instantly tell that he was lying. She knew his tells, but she was too tired to fight him. "Okay," Cassie said. "Come sit. The baby is doing gymnastics." Aser walked over and sat next to her. He put his hand on her belly. He closed his eyes, focusing on the tiny life inside. It grounded him. It reminded him of what he was protecting.

"Dangerous. For both of us." They were inches apart now. Close enough that Adrian could see flecks of darker red in Cassian's crimson eyes. Close enough to feel his breath. "Why dangerous?" Adrian whispered. "Because caring makes you vulnerable. and vulnerability is a weapon others will use against you." "Is that what you think? That caring is a weakness?" "I think," Cassian said, "that caring for me specifically is a weakness. Because I'm not safe. I'm not stable. And I will inevitably hurt you."

I pushed back Silas, moving as backwards as it came forward. "What the freaking hell is that," Silas yelled in my ear. "Taiti, what the f*ck are you doing," Cassian snapped with a growl, taking quick steps towards the hound. It stopped as if noticed him but Parys gripped Cassian's shoulder at the last minute. "Do you have a death wish? One more bite and your dead," Parys warned him. He was right, Cassian was lucky to have served their attack the first time. I hadn't even bothered to ask him how but hopefully I wouldn't have to find out. I needed to get rid of it as soon as possible.

' Cassie took the bottle of medicine and poured the powder in, then went to the sink to pick up some water and mixed it into water. 'I'm going out now, and I can make them all fall in about a minute.' Cassie was just about to go out when her wrist was suddenly gripped: 'No, it's too dangerous. Let me go.' Javen can't watch her take risks, but Cassie is not a vegetarian: 'My skill is better, don't forget, I am a karate champion.' Javen naturally never doubted her skill, but he simply didn't trust her to go alone.

Cassana somehow felt flattered that he is already willing to let her hear his voice. "Werewolves are nocturnal creatures, so your body is adjusting," she answered. "I have a question..." "What about?" "Is it safe for others to be around me? Am I dangerous? Contagious?" "No. As long as you're in humanoid form, you shouldn't worry about hurting or infecting others. At least in theory." "I see. I heard about your plan last night. I don't think it's a good idea." "Why?" "My life is not worth more than Ashvell's, or Robb's, or Minos'. I'm not comfortable putting their lives in danger on this journey for my sake."

“Oh, I want to do both! Which do you prefer?” “Either way, we’ll end up in Kuranda Village, over 300 meters above sea level. Once there, we can have some wildlife encounters..." "Wildlife encounters? You mean lions, tigers, bears?" I asked, suddenly feeling a bit nervous. “No, more like birds, butterflies, koalas, and cassowaries. I’m planning to take you on a cruise along the Barron River and maybe explore the rainforest on a quad bike," he said, and I could feel the excitement bubbling up inside me.