Fairy Tail Jackal Novels & Stories

I was about to tell them that Derek Novak owned me and harming me would be a big mistake, but was interrupted by Husky before I could speak. “Who cares?” he spoke up. “Anyone who walks past the forest and reaches the fortress is under our mercy. I’m sure her master will thank us for teaching the insolent slave a lesson.” His finger traced one of the scratches on my legs, drawing blood with his protruding claw. He took a whiff of the blood and smiled before tasting it. He smiled. “Sweet.” It was Pitchy who seemed apprehensive. “Perhaps we shouldn’t touch her. We don’t know who owns her.” Still, his eyes were on me, his free hand running the length of my arm.

Though he could understand her decision was fueled by the anger of losing a mother, she didn't have what it took to defeat a being as powerful as the Phantom. “No one can!” He whispered with his head buried in the ground in his pain and agony. His hands never remained calm, and his wounds were deeply hurting, with blood gushing out profusely. “What do you mean?” She cleaned off the mucus drooling from her nostrils and stood up, pushing her mother's lifeless body away from her. “This is a curse, Mila! Upon every one of us in this pack.”, he stressed as he grinned the words out of his mouth, hissing at the slight pain he felt around his body as he stood up from the ground.

“Nothing will. I’m sorry for your loss. Truly. But I’m sorry for what you became because of it.” Moira nodded to the guards. They led Vera away, her chains clinking with each step. The hall remained silent until she was gone. Then, slowly, people began to talk, to process what they’d just witnessed. I felt Alexander’s hand on my shoulder. “That was brave,” he said. “And probably foolish. You just committed us to restructuring the entire pack hierarchy.” “I know,” I said. “Are you angry?” “No,” he said, pulling me into his arms. “I’m proud. You’re exactly the Luna this pack needs.”

“You’re Elara and I’ll kill anyone who says otherwise.” I opened my mouth to argue, but the conviction in his eyes stopped me cold. For a moment, neither of us spoke. The rain dripped between us, slow, rhythmic. Then Kael’s gaze flicked past me, his wolf rising just enough for his nostrils to flare. “Someone’s coming.” Before I could ask who, a shadow darted between the trees. A wolf, silver and lean, moving fast but not attacking. It skidded to a stop a few yards ahead and shifted. His bones cracking, fur dissolving into skin, until Jack stood there, dripping wet, panting, and very much alive.

Phoebe and I exchanged a look, before we followed her out, running. As we sprinted towards the exit, a low guttural growl rose from the shadows. I looked behind and noticed one of the men had spotted us, a set of red eyes blinking open in the darkness. He released a low frequency hum that vibrated, a sound not to terrify but command, a ruthless smile playing on his lips. Due to the darkness, I couldn’t see his face, but that smile…I had seen it somewhere, but the question now was where? Suddenly, we heard loud roars, a group of 4 jackals sprinting towards us. “Don’t slow down,” I uttered, my voice barely audible over the thundering paws behind us. The jackals with their long legs were catchi

I took a deep breath and carried on speaking, “well, that boy is Jack and he is my mate meaning he is also the Luna of this pack and I wish you would all respect him and treat him as family. Some of you may have known him in the academy as well.” As soon as I finished my announcement some wolves cheered whilst some look disappointed and others being unsatisfactory or disgusted of hearing it's a human or a boy. But to me they were nothing, as I know for certain, Jack is the only one for me so I don't need anyone else's opinion. And if anyone dares to harm him, they won't be let off easily.

She had to be cleverer than him to outwit him. Suddenly, a growl came from the front and she stiffened. She gripped the dagger that she had stolen from him tightly in her hand. The growl sounded closer. Frantically she sprung her body around to see the animal. She peered into the dark of the night, hoping to make out the animal in the moonlit night and almost gasped when she saw those golden eyes. A jackal. “Shit!” she muttered. Ludwig smiled. That would instill fear in her. She would leap back any moment in the opposite direction and leap into his arms. But what happened next confounded his logical thinking.

“ glad I could be of assistance, hey I can give you my number? That way if you see something anywhere else you can text it to me?” “ umm sure.” She says as she hands me her phone. “Seriously jade. Call or text for anything.” I tell her. Alpha Josh comes over and pats me on the back. “Good job.” He says. I nod, I’m still not 100% sure he wasn’t aware this was happening in his pack. I’ll have to investigate more into this. Him and jade started talking about her performance in training. How he feels they could benefit by training with Lucas pack. Specially with how advanced her skills are. But For a human this girl is fast. But I’m certain she is not only human because of her speed.

A chilling smile flickered across his lips, before he retracted his head and crashed it down onto Mangolia's forehead heavily. Mangolia's vision blurred, the floor seemed to sway beneath him. He spun, swinging wildly, desperate to land a punch with every ounce of strength he had. But the reality was different. He couldn't touch him. Maybe… I misjudged them, he thought, teeth clenched. I underestimated them. His heartbeat raced now, wild and erratic, fear darting through him like fire in his veins. “The only thing differentiating you from the dog I killed yesterday…” The lanky Jackal leaned in, eyes glinting with malice. “…is that you’re dumber.”

Heavy thuds pounded the earth as the race continued but only for a short time as Gillow closed in on the escaping wolf and grabbed him by the tail, truncating his run. The wolf stumbled, and Gillow pounced on him. Gillow returned an angrier snarl as other wolves surrounded the accosted wolf who immediately let go of his wolf, transforming into a male human. Gillow turned, returning to his human self, which caused the others to do the same. “Who are you?” he bellowed. “Why were you following us?” “Please don’t kill me.” “Speak before I rip you apart.” Gillow threatened. “I am Jack, scout of the western pack.” He grudgingly revealed.