Cowboy Alchemist Novels & Stories

Kain approached the familiar village's gate and was welcomed by a smiling old woman, whom he assumed to be a high priestess and who looked like the goddess of wisdom with her raven curls and pearly white skin. Kain noticed that she wasn't just a mere faerie. She was also an alchemist. A powerful one. Camella puffed with pride to the new hunter of their village, "Welcome newcomer." "Who are you, young sir?" She asked and watched as he took his prize: meat for everyone for the rest of the week, which this new young hunter provided without complaint. Faith indeed intervened in their famine.

" Deborah inhaled sharply, nearly choking on her own breath. If not for Felix's upright demeanor, she would've slapped him on the spot. What kind of nonsense was this? Cultivating basic pills in just three months? If Martial City's number-one alchemist, Bern, heard this, he'd probably crush Felix with a single slap. Bern, hailed as a prodigious alchemist, had taken two whole years to achieve the same feat, yet Felix had done it in just three months? Only those who practiced alchemy could understand the sheer absurdity of this claim. Ordinary martial artists wouldn't even comprehend the significance of Felix's accomplishment. Even Nala knew when Felix first acquired a pill cauldron. Within tw

“I’d taken a liking to motorcycles and--- well, the rest you know.” I couldn’t contain a smile. Yeah, I still remembered when Bunny – the human-calculator – came to the metal shop for the very first time. He’d been saving up for a bike and was finally buying one. But since the guy didn’t know a wrench from a screwdriver, Knives had taken pity on him and had more or less taken him under his wing. They became fast friends and soon enough he’d been introduced as a prospect of the Wolf Riders MC. And we’d barely blinked before he had his own cut and a new name…

When he put the bowl down he said, "Why did it take three days. My wolf should have pushed through a wound like that in hours." Torin looked at Rylan. Rylan set his own bowl down. "The wound wasn't clean." he said, "there was something in it. Moving through you. Something that even the doctor here didn't recognize and couldn't treat." Kaelen's eyes sharpened. "An alchemist." "Correct, we found one, or rather the doctor directed us to one." I said, "in the woods outside town. She drew it out. It took the whole night."

I said and he chuckled. "Not everything, so do you want ice cream or a caramel machiatto?" "Can't I have both?" I asked lowly and he smiled. "I'll buy you cake?" "Deal, Caramel Machiatto it is," I said and headed to the franchise that had my favourite coffee. Actually no, nowadays, anything that had coffee was my favourite. "So, how'd you meet Gwen?" I asked him as I sipped my coffee. "Leo said he knew a girl who was really crafted and knew how to deceive people. She was scoring huge money so easily, and since we needed to make something work, I hired her," he explained and I nodded. "Why do you ask?"

Cassandra How the fuck was I supposed to concentrate on my exams when I knew what was happening at Wolf Creek? I looked at the questions on the paper, and they might as well have been in a foreign language. “Something wrong, Ms. Browne?” the examiner, Alpha Hale, asked. “Had too much fun this weekend?” Someone snickered. I ducked my head and carried on with the exam. Screw this. If I fail this history test, who cares? We’re all going to end up in jail anyway.

“A rare one, you have heard about Astilr's ring?” “Yes.” “I'm planning to make a stronger one.” “Is that possible?” “I've made two lesser ones.” “It is possible. I know what you need.” “That was easy.” “Search in the back.” The alchemist went in the back. The shelves were full of every known alchemical ingredient. He stopped, lifted on of the jars that had a creature inside. The creature was mix between a bat and reptile.

Alpha Blaze persisted, sounding genuine. I glanced at Lucas then when we both realized something at the same time – silver. “How can you be so sure about it?” Dalton met Alpha Blaze’s gaze from across. “My mate was with the moon goddess when they both disappeared –” “Wait a second, who’s your mate?” “Althea,” he said aloud with pride. We were momentarily shocked. His mate was Althea, the first female warrior of the Moon Goddess. She was known to be fierce but grounded. It didn’t take long for Dalton to nod affirmatively. “Okay, I trust you.”

the bartender said happily. “Unavailable?!!” The wolves in the bar chorused unhappily. “Look…ya gentlemen must be mistaken or ya must’ve misunderstood something,” the cowboy said as he got up on his feet. “When I drink at this bar, I only drink whisky. Do yourselves a favor and return the bottle before leaving.” The cowboy returned to his seat like nothing had happened. “I don’t have time for this. The rain isn’t as heavy as before. Let’s head out, Ghen,” I ordered.

“Bad enough that if these get out, your wife will see exactly what her daughter looks like when she comes. Bad enough that the charity board will have a field day. You need to wire the rest today or this explodes.” Marcus cursed under his breath. Reynolds heard movement, like the man was pacing. “I already sent half. Tell them the rest is coming. Buy me time.” Reynolds leaned back in his chair. The leather creaked under his weight. “Time for what? You’ve been saying that for weeks. This thing with the girl… it’s making you sloppy. Kane knows it. He’s using her as leverage now.” “Do not talk about her,” Marcus snapped. Reynolds almost laughed. Almost. “I’ve seen the files, boss. Project Cowgi