Cassowary Dangerous Novels & Stories

“Probably.” “Then I cannot let him go.” Cassar said. “Cass, we’re shifters. We’re all dangerous.” I replied. “But if you meant to ask if he is as dangerous to your pack, to the unknown world, to the known world as creatures say. Then no. I don’t think so. You can’t believe every rumour you hear.” Cassar tilted his head back. I struck a nerve. He should know that just as well as anybody.

It was at this time that his door was knocked, in a hurry, in a low voice. Cassius hurried over to open the door, and just as he did, a figure pounced into his embrace. As it did so, and she cried out in shock, "Big brother... There are wolves nearby..." Cassius endured from laughing, closing the door, then said to her, "That's right, not only are there wolves here, there are cheetahs, and all sorts of dangerous animals. There are even snakes, ants, mice and others, do you dare to come again?"

Erissa. "Well, I just met it in an unexpected place." "So, I thought it was dangerous.” "I'm really against that, sweetie," Maria objected. "The twins are just silly but not dangerous; do you know who is more dangerous?" I shook my head, and it motioned for me to bring my ear closer, so I did. "The CEO is more dangerous." "It is more terrifying than its brothers; it is fiercer than a lion.” I cringed because I had witnessed and even experienced those things.

Especially if it was me. I started to lift the glass, but with a dark growl, Rake stepped up behind me and caught my wrist. A gutteral, vicious snarl ripped out of Cazz, and his eyes tore away from mine as his body tensed. “Cazz—” “Take your paw off my mate unless you want to lose it!” “Cazz, it's okay,” I breathed. “Jesse—” Rake started. “Is it dangerous, Rake? Will it hurt me?”

said Vasilisa, somehow sure of this. "What's wrong with you?" Cassandra said to the snake. "What can we do?" "...if it would not be too much to ask...the heat...fire is death to my kind..." Now that Cassandra thought of it, she saw it would be madness to keep any other living creature so close to that great fire. She looked up and realized with dismay that the cage could not be detached from its chain. They would have to reach in and take the snake out. "Don't trust a snake, my lady," warned Owlyn. "It could be one of Koschei's tricks."

I wondered if I was seeing pieces of that danger now. And now he had her in his clutches again. She was getting wifed up by a guy I shouldn't even have to worry about. The guy Cass warned me was a danger to us. The guy who said he'd make her forget all about me. On my own wedding night, Cass was somewhere out there getting fucked by another guy.

“You need to strengthen yourself, Ella. If a cougar comes, you’ll be the first one it catches because of your godforsaken clumsiness. Besides, it might find you tiny . . . and cute.” I let out a snorting laugh and quickly covered my mouth with my eyes rounded. Where the hell were my manners? He chuckled and added, “Cougars live deeper within the forest, so you don’t have to worry about them. But we might encounter a dear or a coyote.” He halted after a single step and I shrunk, my hands on my stomach and my back slightly bent due to fear. If there was an animal near, I would be making a run for my life.

“You think you’re such a badass bitch, right?” “Whatever you say. What do you want?” “Good question. You see, I just want to say that you cannot step on the tail of a scorpion and not expect to be stung.” “I don’t understand parables, so school me, please.” “I’m not a good teacher.” Cassy responded. “Watch your back, Zee.” She ended the call and Zee found herself a little shaken despite all her show of bravado.

I responded. We were in a new location than last time. Jet had told me this morning that he had some guys flying over and found a group of them in another cave. I guess they had killed some bears and were hanging around. “I’m not sure how you guys hunt or anything, but as soon as they figure out we are here, they will attack. You might be more adapted to killing them since they are more vampire than a wolf in that aspect.” I said. “I’m looking forward to this!” Cassius rubbed his hands together as he took off, leading us towards the vamolves.

” I have faith in you, and keep your sister safe. Cassia kissed both of her parents goodbye and began her silent journey towards the storm cave. The cave was the hunting parties shelter it wasn’t too far away but if you didn’t know the path it was very treacherous to reach. One also risked wandering into werewolf territory and being attacked by them. It usually took about a couple of hours to get to it and it was well secluded and camouflaged. She had almost reached the cave when she heard it, the pounding thunder of hooves the screams and then the smoke and fire.