Glitter Force Glitter Pack Novels & Stories

Fur sprouted all over my body, my limbs lengthened and claws protruded from my paws. The rogue wolf landed on me and knocked me to the ground. I striked back with as much force as I could muster, raking my brand new claws across his face. He yowled in pain and backed off, and before he could recover, I leaped forward and landed on him, sinking my canines into his throat. He gave out a loud howl of pain, then went silent forever. I looked around frantically, but the last wolf was nowhere to be found. It seemed the howl had attracted the rest of the rogue pack, as I could hear them moving through the forest and calling on their comrade's names now.

he explained. I walked slowly, my fingers running over the almost-forgotten necessities I never thought I'd see again. The rough cardboard boxes gave off a faint scent of dust and old paper. Toothpaste in a can caught my eye, shiny metal cool beneath my hand. Toothbrushes were bundled together, their bristles uneven and stiff when I pressed a thumb against them, clearly handmade but sturdy. I wouldn't complain; until now, I’d only flossed my teeth and scrubbed them with my fingers, using a pinch of salt. Small towels sat folded, edges frayed but soft to the touch. There were soaps and shampoos tucked into little glass jars, their surfaces cloudy from many uses, and even jars of creamy body b

All in the Autumn Moon Pack. -----------------

He could keep a few packets in his pocket. Taking his purchases up to the counter he picked up a Popular Scientific magazine and browsed through it while he waited his turn. When it was his turn he emptied his basket on the counter. "Sir, you're aware Ultra Glide isn't on sale anymore?" the clerk said. He looked up in surprise into the kohl rimmed eyes of a short, plump woman with thick black lipstick, red streaked straight black hair and three nose rings. "Excuse me?" he blinked. "The deal for three bottles of Ultra Glide ended yesterday." she repeated.

She wore gold jewelry to accent the dress and stay in line with the Pack colors. She had brought me in a gift as well. As she passed it to me, my hands shook. I gasped as I opened it. Inside was a white gold necklace with a diamond at the centre of the necklace. It included matching earrings. Looking at Lily, she put her hand up before I spoke. “They are a gift from Jared and me. You can start the Beta Female jewelry collection for the Pack,” she says. With tears in my eyes, and grateful my makeup hadn’t been started yet, I pause the hair stylist so I can hug Lily. She smiles as I sit back down and pick up my glass of champagne admiring the jewels.

Unaware that each truck was equipped with blast-resistant glass and security systems—half the cargo being Craig's authentic paintings—Gloria smirked triumphantly. Just as she did, a loud commotion erupted around the street corner. "The Crimson Flame Pack has gifted Adelaide with fifty Chanel haute couture dresses, three Tiffany yellow diamond suites, a pair of Cartier diamond brooches, and eighteen platinum diamond bracelets!" someone announced. "Goodness, what a generous gift!" gasped the crowd.

But after a pause, she finally smiles and says, “Okay, why not?” With that, we work on everything for the next three hours. The ideas that come out of me once I feel more relaxed with Grace just keep coming, until we settle on one thing—the color yellow. Citrine, gold, yellow diamonds. Yellow packaging instead of my usual emerald green. It just all started coming together. “Think about it,” Grace says. “We can call it some kind of… ripening. A bloom. From green to yellow this summer.” “I like it!” I say. “Summer bloom. Summer glow. I’m sure it can be more official than that, but this is an amazing start! You really saved my life, Grace.”

After their discussion, they continued to talk for a while before Aurora took her leave back to the Khan hall. “Here, take these pills, hopefully they may help you in your travels!” Aurora handed Zephyr a box with 20 crystalline pills. “Woah, are these rejuvenating pills?!” The Khans clan’s eyes widened at the sight, unbelieving of what had happened. The pills were pearl white, with a smooth surface, and had a nice smell to it, one sniff was enough to rejuvenate someone. Rejuvenating pills were considered a high-tier commodity, it was already a huge boon to Agility fighters, much less Strength fighters. “One of these would be worth 20,000 gold pieces! And there’s 20 right here!” Puck, pure s

Missy kept a mentle note of each stop they made. Sea Cave Pack, Midnight Ash Pack, Green Marsh Pack, Black Heart Pack, Ocean Moon Pack, Blue Diamond Pack, Silver Comet Pack, River Bend Pack, Silver Dusk Pack, Black Eclipse Pack, Gold Gem Pack, Storm Howl Pack, Nightstar Pack, Fire Shadow Pack, Frost Tooth Pack, South Fang Pack, Night Soul Pack, Crescent Rain Pack, East Wind Pack, and White Opal Pack, and of course, Blood Moon Pack. Twenty packs in three weeks was a lot and Missy and Alex were almost worn out. By the time they got back to Blood Moon, they were permitted to go straight to bed. When they woke the next morning, things were going to change for them.

I suppose it is, but this pack took my son. “Jaden, spit it out,” Caleb groans as Aurora gives him a look as we all approach the desk. He spins the screen around and underneath layers of code, the name of the back appears in bold writing. “Solstice Glow Pack,” “You’re certain.” I ask again, my heart pounding in my chest. My head doesn’t want to accept it. But when Jaden nods, his face serious, I can’t speak. “Solstice Pack, but that would be …” Gabriel begins, his voice trailing off like he is afraid to say it.