Despair Bear Novels & Stories

It stood on its hind legs, its nose twitching as it sampled the air, its small, intelligent eyes fixed directly on us. It was a Frost-Spire bear, a creature of legend, said to be the ancient guardians of the highest peaks. We were in its territory. “Don’t move,” Kelra breathed, his sword held steady. “Don’t make a sound.” The bear dropped to all fours with a ground-shaking thud. It took a step toward us, a low, rumbling growl vibrating in its chest. The sound was a physical force, pressing against us. It was hungry. And we were the only meal in sight.

David barely registered it his focus was razor-sharp on the threat in front of him. “David, no it’s not what it looks like,” Heather cut in fast. “He’s helping. We’ve been faking it to keep them distracted from her.” He followed her gaze. At the far end of the pit crouched the she-bear massive, hunched, eyes wide and wild. She’d said she was going home. Now she was trapped down here too. The pit walls were steep, packed dirt and roots. He could probably haul them out human, but not while rifles glinted up top and this scarred bastard still breathed too close to his mate.

he grumbled He was struggling to keep his eyes open when he heard the cry for help I heard earlier only louder “Oh my God, who can that be, Jasmine do you think we should find out whoever is calling for help” He asked alarmed and wide awake I grabbed a spear while Mich took hold of a sword he had kept hidden until that moment We traced the voice till we came to a clearing just by a big baobab tree. There we saw a bear about to devour a teenage girl of about seventeen years old, “Mich grab the girl while I deal with this beast” I said trying to get a good spot to kill the bear

the older bear sighed. "Okay, say no more. Let's go to the Well tribe not far from here and try our luck," the older bear suggested. The two bears gradually moved away, and Jenny's heart was a little scared. Previously, she had always thought of the gray wolf as an ordinary wolf. Unexpectedly, he was at level 5, a high level in cultivation.

I mumbled as he held me. "Well, just because you're all mated now doesn't mean you're not the jelly to my peanut butter, and the ying to yang." he whispered. "and the salt to your pepper." I laughed gently. "Always." he sighed as he rocked me slightly. "Did you know?" I asked "What that Anthony was a huge pure blood supremacist?" he asked. "Nope," he replied, answering his own question. "or that you being mated to a Bear was dangerous?" he added as I nodded.

Would you still think it was your fault? Remy sounded more and more hysterical as she went on. Soon, she was yelling out the second half of her words. Her arrogance aside, everything she said was true. Without my parents and Blake's tacit approval, my disappointment wouldn't have turned into despair and I wouldn't have chosen to leave this world. My mom's body shook, and she collapsed on the ground. She covered her face with her hands, unable to stop her tears anymore. When I saw this, I didn't feel happy at all. Since I no longer cared, their regrets didn't affect me in the slightest.

Chen sighed. Ah Yin smirked and looked towards the group. She felt a strange breath from the cage that felt a little too strange. "Brother Tan, the Tough-clawed Bears are said to be the descendants of the legendary Duskgold Dreadclaw Bear!" The lanky man wearing blue-furred robes gazed at two snarling beasts with an amazed expression. The burly man set the carriage and glanced at the lanky youth before shaking his head, "Brother Bai, don't believe everything you hear. They are just slightly stronger defensive beasts."

My fingernails that used to flip musical scores were all broken. I clenched my teeth and used all my might to strangle the old man. However, I got slapped in return. He stepped on my abdomen and beat me with all he had. He cursed me for being disobedient and invited all the other single men in the village to his place. I was terrified and cursed them all to burn in hell. Days passed as my attempts to kill myself failed continuously. I was slowly going insane. Finally, my bodyguard appeared. He always looked so serious.

“They should be here by now. Maybe they’re at the wrong spot.” “Well how can we get them here?” Zach asks. “I’m trying!” Meanwhile, the bear clan is hauling explosives out of the truck and piling them near our feet. The smell of gunpowder is thick in the air. I can’t help but pull away from the dangerous bundles, shoving myself further into the crevice and making everyone else squirm and shift. “They really want to destroy us,” Jasper says, his voice sad and resigned. “They’re going to take down the whole mountain.”

Xavier desperately trying to reach one of his lead warriors, Timothy. Xavier received Timothy's desperate plea for help, there was hardly anyone left of his team and he wasn't sure how much longer he could hold out. Bear growled ferociously as he broke through the tree line. He's immediately met with the devastation of Timothy's team. Almost every single member was dead, their bodies torn apart and scattered everywhere. Bear growls even louder when he sees a group of wolves on top of Timothy. Two of them immediately stop and look toward him. He watches their eyes go wide as they look at him shocked and terrified.