Destiny 2 The Traveler Novels & Stories

" Charity described him I could not help but think about seeing him in real life. "What was your pack like?" Charity asked as we lay on our backs, staring at the concrete ceiling as if it were the moon. I smiled softly, reminiscing about the fond memories. "It was nice," I began. "You know, I always wanted to travel the world and experience life beyond the confines of werewolf society. I wanted to see the human world and live among them, even if it wasn't allowed."

The traveler listened intently, his eyes reflecting a mixture of fear and determination. In the morning, as we bid farewell to the traveler, he turned to us with a newfound resolve shining in his eyes. "I have seen now that hope still exists in this world," he said, his voice steady. "I will return to my homeland and rally my people to stand against the darkness that threatens us."

"I am called the Wanderer. I have traveled across the void between worlds, searching for the one who carries the bridge." "You have found her." "Yes. I have found you. And I have come with a request." I did not trust the Wanderer. There was nothing hostile in its demeanor, nothing threatening in its presence. But I had learned that appearances could be deceiving. The most dangerous enemies were often the ones who arrived with smiles and polite requests. Kael moved to stand beside me, his hand resting on the blade at his hip. "What request?" The Wanderer's starry eyes shifted to him. "I seek passage. The void between worlds has grown thin in recent seasons. The bridge has made it possible to

Two wolves followed behind us. I had agreed to the guards. Agreed. That mattered. The traveler looked at me. His expression changed. Not surprise. Recognition. He bowed. “Winter Daughter.” Kazan growled. The traveler looked at him. “And the Black Wolf.” “Call me Kazan.” The Fae smiled. “I know who you are.” “Then you know you’re trespassing.” “Yes.” “And yet you crossed.” “Yes.” Kazan took a step forward. I touched his arm.

was his only reply and it saddened her that he'd say those last words to her She'd had it with all of them, her body seemed to know it too, she'd felt a strange pull, something tugging deep within her soul, she'd been dismissed and she sure as hell wasn't going back to those fucking assholes. She'd requested a new guardian for him, but she sure as hell wasn't planning on sticking around to be sent back to that hellhole, thanks to the Avians they'd never be able to find her. She bidded her time and stole away two nights later. Unconsciously she'd found the main town, it felt like something kept on pulling at her, she needed to be somewhere and fast "Oi" called a burly man who looked way into

she replied and left after looking at me once again. That night I couldn't sleep I don't know if what I did was right or not if I could one day find my Real parents but for sure i knew that Wayne's happiness matters more than mine. And if it was fate than one day for sure I'll find my parents if god wants it. Before that all I have to do is take care of myself.

I couldn't resist giving her a cocky grin as I walked back to the bathroom, now I knew she was starting to feel something too. Travelling to Australia was long and exhausting. When we got there and met Scarlet and Alpha Nico I couldn't believe it was going to be the Beta of the pack that was going to be the sacrifice. We go to our room and I get a shower and then Keira does and when she walks out in just a towel I instantly hardened, but I knew we shouldn't do anything yet so I just try ignore her and she walks away and comes out in a top and shorts and climbs on the bed. I had to explain to her.

Felix called out as he approached. The man, a middle-aged traveler with a rugged but honest face, froze. Sensing that Felix was far stronger than him, he quickly stopped and bowed respectfully, silently praying that Felix was not a violent man. "Relax. Do you have a phone?" Felix asked calmly. The traveler was only at the Pulse Realm. Felix was shocked that someone with such a low level dared to roam outside the city alone. Meanwhile, the traveler quickly nodded and pulled out his phone. "Yes, of course. Here you go, sir."

“The first level asks us if our intentions are pure. I wonder what this level asks us?” As with the first level, the narrow passageway turned sharply to the right. The travelers followed the short path and soon viewed a woman in white robes who was waiting for them. She held a large candle in one hand while the other beckoned the travelers to come forward. “Come closer.” The healer called to the travelers. Casser came forward while Wen and Eldion followed him until they were one step away from the healer. “So, you have reached the second level,” said the healer as she looked at the faces of the three travelers.

My wolf rose with me. "No," I said. "You will not take them." The second traveler, smaller and cloaked in ice-blue, lifted a scroll sealed with the sigil I had seen already, Celeste showed me before I came to meet them. The Custodians of Time. I had once believed them myth. Warnings for children who feared fate. But they were real. They were here. "We do not take," "We awaken." the first person corrected. Seraphina raised her chin. "Awaken us to what?"