Novel & Cerita Clumsy Beasts You've Crossed The Line Chapter 1

The battlefield blazed around him—students shifting mid-run, howls and growls ricocheting off the walls—but he stood there, unmoving, like a lamb surrounded by wolves. Where the hell were his friends? That annoying Birdy? The other one? He shouldn’t be here. He shouldn’t be seeing this. And then, as if the Moon Goddess was testing my last nerve, one of the beasts locked eyes with him. I could see it—the hunger, the need to destroy something innocent. My blood boiled, and in a breathless flash, I lunged. My paws crushed the creature beneath me as I slammed it to the ground, snapping its bones like twigs. My jaws clamped around its throat, then tore its head from its shoulders with a satisfyin

Again I left the house before I could hear Elena’s voice If I hear her I might try to stop and if I try to stop I might hurt her and I can never hurt her I ran into the woods fast Faster than before I didn’t care where I was going I just knew I had to be away from her From Amelia From everything I care about I passed the border of our park I used to stop there before I used to dig my claws into the earth and wait until I could breathe again But tonight I didn’t stop I crossed it like it didn’t even matter And that’s when I saw them Wolves from the neighboring pack They were just walking Just talking They didn’t look dangerous They didn’t even see me But the beast didn’t care It roared inside

They all chorused in unison as they marched towards me with lightening speed, I gasped, stirring on my feet and yelling in pain as a claw penetrated through my skin I skeptically turned as I squinted my eyes through the woods, blood dripped from my arm, the creatures were faster and sleeker, they morphed with the wind as they couldn't be seen with normal eyes, I wail in pains, spitting out blood as a punch connected to my jaw

My legs gave out from underneath me, I tried to brace myself for impact against the ground, but instead my weak body was pulled into strong arms. I blinked, trying to clear the blurriness in my eyes again, the dark spots started clouding my vision, but before it fully had a chance to pull me in, I was met with deep seafoam eyes that shone with so much intensity, “I have you.." *** This chapter wasn't the best, my apologies, next chapter will be better I promise. Shalini Zhara <3

if only. *** The rocking of the carriage was terrible. It crushed her ribs and made her want to cry. The Saade had instructed his soldiers to travel very fast so they would arrive at Amire quickly. Cleopoda wanted to die every time the carriage bounced making her body shake, making the rope tighten causing more spots to appear before her eyes. She sweated profusely in the tight corner of the trunk. Her body ached, her stomach grumbled with hunger and her head ached. The latter was even more intense than her other pains. It seemed that the closer they got to Amire the more her head ached. The voices were threatening to return and it made her nose bleed a little. She tried holding her tears ba

Chapter 14 ~ARDEN~ I kept pressing hard against Elana's chest. Blood spread on my hands but I ignored the violent ache spreading through my body. The same terrifying truth echoed in my ears. She wasn't breathing. No, she couldn't be gone. Not when I’d only just begun to understand what she’d become to me. I closed my eyes and reached deeper toward the power buried within my own soul. "If there's anything left... take it." Heat exploded through my veins as the violet glow returned, brighter than before, swallowing my hands until I could no longer see.

The full moon is my curse, my chain and my executioner. “Shit!” I curse out loud. I lift my head slowly, eyes drawn to the glow pouring across the floor. It touches me, and my body reacts instantly. My pulse spikes. My breath shortens. The beast inside me stirs. “Not tonight,” I whisper hoarsely. “Not…..” The rest of the words die in my throat as a sharp pain rips through my chest. My bones crack. My claws extend, curling like blades. My vision blurs at the edges until the world swims in shades of red and silver.

Claws met spells in snarls and crashes. Screams mixed with the crunch of bone and the sizzle of magic on fur. Hold on, I sent it through the bond. Just hold. Get them clear. Then we end this. Together. A girl tripped in the smoke. I grabbed her. Lifted her. Kept running. My stomach clenched. A hard kick from the baby. Then a sharp pain low down. Hot. Wrong. Not now. Please, not now. We reached the tunnel entrance.

She walked toward me. Slowly. Confidently. Her teeth caught the light. Her claws scraped across the floor. Ready. I closed my eyes for a moment. I thought I'd been given a second chance. I thought... Maybe this time... Things would be different. A bitter thought slipped into my mind. Why would they be? Then— A loud crash. Something slammed into her. Hard. Another beast. Bigger. Faster. Filled with rage. They crashed into each other. Claws and teeth flashed through the room.

With a trembling hand, Tamara flipped the photograph over. Across the stark white backing, a line of elegant, anonymous handwriting cut into the paper: *“They’ve already crossed the line. It’s only a matter of time before the rest of the world sees it too.”* End of Chapter 60