Corrupted Catra Novels & Stories

November 19, 1999 After her flyball game against Columbia, Coralis flew to Victoria’s dorm window. Victoria studied to become an optometrist. Her dad’s family was humans and she wanted to help them see better the world around them. It didn’t matter to her how gloomy the world seemed to be some days; it was still beautiful to see. Victoria wanted them to see the world for what it was: colourful, vibrant, and full of beauty. As she approached the window’s ledge, Coralis jumped off her flying stick, turned her stick into a keychain as she did so, and slid it into her cloak before transforming into her black cat form in mid-air. She landed on the window’s ledge and scratched the window.

Not when my daughter’s life depended on being right. Later that day, Elias found me outside the training yard. He didn’t say anything at first. Just stood next to me as I watched the moon rise over the hills. “He’s not entirely himself,” he said at last. “You felt it too?” Elias nodded. “His aura—it’s like cracked glass. Light seeps out, but something darker moves in the cracks. Something ancient.” “Cato thinks he’s cursed.” “I think he’s infected.” I turned. “By what?”

Around them, the forest remained intact—scarred, but standing. The shifter watched him as the glamour returned. Carefully. Assessing. Unafraid. Declan lowered his weapon, the weight of what he had witnessed settling heavily in his chest. He spoke before questions could rise unchecked. “That creature wasn’t natural,” he said. “It wasn’t shaped by decay or time. It was altered—corrupted in a way I’ve never encountered.” The Strega’s eyes narrowed, thoughtful rather than frightened. The shifter straightened with effort. “It fought like it was trying to move me,” she said quietly. “Like it wanted me somewhere else.”

Attractiveness -100% (environmental effect)! [Warning! Your 'Extreme Acute Emaciation' has worsened! Stamina -75%, Strength -75%, Agility -75%!] "Damn it! This place is making my debuffs even worse!" Bima cursed internally. He felt weaker than ever. Suddenly, from the hole above, came a familiar raspy laughter. Mmmph… hahahaha! The most epic content! Intruders trapped on the Mutant Alpha! This… this is… THE CROWN JEWEL OF APOCALYPTIC CONTENT!

I gasped as I grunted and coughed. I kept begging him out of fear of what he might do but he just scoffed with disgust. "What a rat" he said and everyone laughed. "I, Lucas Culkin, reject you, Kieran Franklin as my mate" he said and surprised gasps erupted from the crowd. I screamed from the pain I felt in my chest as our mate bond broke and my wolf howled in my head as well. I gripped my chest from the pain I felt as he stared at me with that same disgust and kicked me in my ribs again.

What was already shattering was the only thing I opened. "I'm breaking because of you!" He laughed quietly and without humor. "Alpha, no, due to her. Beside me, Charles stiffened. "What on earth are you discussing?" Kai's voice became softer, almost respectful. She didn't simply touch the seal when she entered the pool, as I previously mentioned. She broke both it and the realm barrier. Everything broke like glass. They only came to retrieve what was always theirs after being informed. My mouth tightened. "Gather what belonged to them? Do you really think I'll believe that?

"Corrupted wolves?" "Greta mentioned in the vision that someone has her. Someone powerful. They'd need guards. And they wouldn't use regular wolves because word would get out." I traced paths on the map. "Corrupted wolves are wolves twisted by dark magic. Loyal only to whoever corrupted them. It's old magic, forbidden, but effective." Taylor's expression darkened. "If someone's using that kind of magic—"

Beta Noah interrupted. "Yes, that's what I mean. Cora is a former Luna from another pack. She was expelled from Alpha for something that was not her fault. She accidentally passed through our territory, and it turned out to be my second chance mate, destined by the Moon Goddesses. I can't refuse her!" Ethan explained at length. However, Victor still didn't seem to accept Ethan's reasoning. He didn't care if Cora was Ethan's second-chance mate. Although, the council members had helped to explain that Cora's existence was very beneficial for their pack.

replied Hades sarcastically. Caterina felt embarrassed by the carefree way that man mentioned such things, she had never met someone like him, that was for sure. Hades watched the girl's white cheeks flush red and smile in an embarrassed and shy manner, it was more than proven, the girl had no idea about the world she was in now; she was nothing more than a simple teacher, a white bunny with pristine and neat fur that he wanted to devour, the taste of a corrupted woman was certainly much better than those who gave him everything

“Failing how?” “The land is turning,” he replied. “Faster than before. It’s not waiting. It’s spreading.” Another voice cut in from the side. “The southern perimeter too. We just cleared it yesterday, and now it looks worse than it did before.” “That’s not possible,” someone else muttered. I exhaled slowly, forcing my thoughts into order. The crown was broken. I had seen it shatter. Korran had lost control. So why was the corruption still moving? Unless…