Fox X Falco Novels & Stories

The moment Rafael walked in, Viktor let go. Falco dropped to the ground with a sickening thud. “Fuck,” he grunted in pain, rolling to his side and spitting blood. Rafael walked toward him slowly, his expression unreadable but deadly. “You ran,” Rafael said coldly, stopping a few feet from him. Falco coughed. “I….I didn’t mean to…..” “I know you didn’t,” Rafael said coldly. “You are just foolish.” “Yes, I am. Very foolish,” Falco stammered, his body trembling.

There, waiting. I froze, and the world went even quieter than before. * * * Falco was easy to spot, even from back here. He stood at the far edge of the property, just inside the boundary marked by winter-killed grass and a tired chain-link fence. All black—jacket, jeans, even his shoes—and his hair was almost invisible in the light, just a pale streak against the silhouette. His hands were jammed in his pockets. He watched without moving. For a second, I thought he’d leave the instant he felt eyes on him. But Falco stayed. He waited for me to really look, as if he’d come all this way just to prove he could.

Both fell on the ground, one on top of the other, back in their empty classroom( since everybody was still at the grounds). “ So, you are actually a fox, ” Merindale exclaimed, brushing the dirt off her skirt with her hand. “ Not just any fox, a fox royal. That's interesting. ” “Are you alright? I'm sorry. I have no idea what I was doing. I just wanted to get you out of there. ” Akata exclaimed looking at Merindale, worried. He tried to get the dirt off her shoulder but his advance made her take a step back. However, she was obstructed by the presence of a wall. She was sandwiched between the wall and Akata.

Ellesmere could feel the pain in his voice, he was only just a child when Selene the moon goddess cursed him for his father's deeds, the deeds he never committed. During the reign of Alpha Arez, Avarez's father, the people had gone to war with the Vampires. He had made a deal with the Faewolf race to join hands with them in defeating the vampires. The Faewolves had agreed to the deal given that they were in the stinger and dominant side. The Faewolves were hybrids, a product of fairies mating with werewolves.

“I think she gets it, general. You can stop flustering now. Although it is amusing, I find it embarrassing at the same time that I am actually helping you.” The red haired man chuckled as he got on from where he was sitting on to offer me his hand. “Hi. My name is Falco. Nice to meet you, Nathalia.” He introduced himself before he pointed at the other squad members aside from Eva. “That is Duke.” He pointed at the brown haired man. “The man with emo looking hair is Vie and that panda is called Gray.” “Hey! Don’t judge me by my hair!” Says Vie. “I look like a panda!? Does anyone have a mirror?” Gray gasped and covered his eyes in shame.

They belonged to Hakeem and Jada, both of which were repeating my father’s words. Their support was the motivation I needed to shut off my emotions and cut off Derek’s power supply at the source. After that, he was all too easy to stand against. With nothing more than a few bruises, the buzzer sounded and brought an end to my third fight of the night. The fourth and fifth were a blur of fists, blood, and pain. Felix Hughes, a lanky twig of a man, was fourth. He was the trainer for wolf combat, which meant he’d likely shift and take a go at me with his claws and teeth. To make matters worse, his ability was Somnokinesis.