Escape Room In A Box: Werewolf Novels & Stories

) He wonders to himself however. 'Boom!' a large explosion goes off sending tree chunks at him. "Wwwwwwwaaaaaarrr!" The wolf cries out as it evades the chunks swiftly. "Haaaaaaaaa, you won't make this easy for me will you.... Huh Jason?" A girl's voice came from behind the destroyed tree. (Clara!) He yelled in his mind his fangs showing hostility towards his childhood friend. The red haired girl stepped up and watched as the wolf ran away again "Even as a werewolf you're still weird" a vein appearing on her forehead as she began the chase again.

It was like I was being crushed under a great weight, held in place by something. For a moment, I saw a pair of red eyes hovering in the air above me, glaring at me. Marius laughed. “Not much of a werewolf, is she? Just as well. It will make things easier…” He walked past me as his henchmen tied me down to the altar. The ropes didn’t seem like they were made of silver, but everything in me felt weaker. It had to be silver, didn’t it? He pushed a domed top off a large box and looked into it. He looked down into it. His eyes were soft, almost doting. Was it a woman? Was his lover in the box? I felt sick. Was this some sick revival ritual or something?

And until then, we would still receive him as a guest, but with the precondition that he was not free to move but only in one room and that room would be guarded strictly so that he couldn't exit nor receive any information from the outside nor could he transfer any information to the outside. "Really?" That girl seemed surprised and didn't believe my words. "Of course it's true, I have to deceive you when Alpha King and I can perfectly host the best of the night killers." I paused for a few seconds and then continued speaking. "If you don't believe it, you can ask the warriors here or ask the werewolves working in the Pack House, you can also ask the werewolves involved in the case that Alp

So be careful of what you do and say. She didn’t want to admit it, but she now wanted to heed to the warning. He was just as scary as he was that night he had forcibly taken her. That dark glint was still in his eyes and his words were still as intimidating. It scared her to think of what was in that box, she was sure it wasn’t as harmless as he said, it was a torture tool, she knew it. “T-Tell me please…what is it?” “I doubt you’d know even if I told you. But what you do need to know is that we have somewhere important to be, the werewolves are celebrating another year of conquering the humans, but on a happy day like this, you made me angry.”

body still refused to yield to her pleas . Her attempt was once again a futile one. Her eyelids had not opened a bit. She was running out of time. Derek kept on roaring like he was going to die. Though she was very afraid, she knew at the same time that she might just be the only way to salvage the whole situation. Her heart broke the moment she heard Derek trying to justify why he killed those people. That chamber had a memory that he could not yet get over. The alpha king needed to be helped. He needed help desperately, most especially at the moment. The sounds of things that had been smashed on the floor kept on tearing the air apart. Yes. This was the right moment to do the needful. She

The third werewolf leaps at me, but I grab it by the throat and toss it aside. The fourth werewolf swipes at me with its claws, and I feel the skin on my arm tear. But I ignore the pain, focusing on my opponent. I grab the werewolf's arm and twist it behind its back, forcing it to the ground. It howls in pain, and I let go, ready for the fifth werewolf. It comes at me with a roar, but I'm prepared. I leap into the air, kicking the werewolf in the chest and sending it flying backwards. The five werewolves are down, but I know I can't rest yet. There's still the convoy to worry about.

I entered my parents’ room and retrieved a small box from the safe. “Use your wolf power to open it,” I said, hesitating for a moment. “If I use my Moonshadow Wolf power, wouldn’t you be worried that I’d pull a trick on you?” Of course, that was impossible now. My body could no longer channel the Moonshadow Wolf’s power. Evelyn hesitated but eventually activated her wolf power and unlocked the box. The moment the lid opened, a shimmering wolf apparition appeared—a unique method our werewolf kind used to preserve memories.

"I am sorry." Rori leaned forward in her seat in the standard bus, trying to avert her face from the kid who was trying to draw her attention towards the picture he had painted on a plain white sheet of paper. She braced herself and began thinking of Drake, and when she was finally going to find the right time to tell him the truth about her identity as a werewolf. She knew he would be surprised to find out that she was a werewolf. Anyone would be! But, her love for him was too much to keep him in the dark even though she wanted him to remain there.

He glances at Kyra for a second and says to me, "Good luck." I nod, and she leads the way. Jai-Blynn doesn't move from where he stood in my path. I cross him and as our shoulders bump, my blue eyes find his black ones. I'm smart enough to read the signal and respond when his fingers brush over mine. The tiny paper slips into my hold as I continue on my way like nothing just happened. I see the box shaped carriage ahead and Kyra gestures for me to get into the palanquin. I get in because I have no choice, but in a matter of hours, I will; if things go as planned. Four werewolves lift the box on their shoulders and move me outside. The sides are completely open and I can see outside through it

I said and I saw Felix nodded his head. He headed inside, I saw the stairs down, a few seconds ago I saw two pack warriors guarding the two sides of a large and thick door. They opened it for us and when we entered the area where we can see the werewolf rebels imprisoned in each cell, when they feel my presence, they start screaming and asking for help. The pack warriors closed the big door behind us. I just stayed where I was standing for a minute while listening to their screams and cries for help. But no one can help them here.