Gregor The Overlander 6 Novels & Stories

As he spoke, he pressed a button on the remote, and the digital screen across his table lit up—a holographic image of dense trees and Lycans stood against one. “I'm depressed. Everything has become vague lately—what is happening right now?” She pointed at the other side of the table. Though she had a lot of questions arising, at the moment, the 3D images were more appealing. “We have drones scanning the area, which provides us with a view of our surroundings, thus this hologram. That one standing against them is a rogue. It is attempting to get past our border,” he explained. They watched as the biggest one was standing to the front, growled. It was Tairone. The rogue growled back, but his e

“Mary, do you think it appropriate to skull the living because of the lack of understanding?” The woman shook her head, as she glared at the man who had spoken to her. “I don’t care about the circumstances James, but things need to be known.” She raised her finger towards Ava. “She needs to know how much of a danger she is to come.” Next to Ava, she felt another presence making their way towards her. She turned and saw a Native man, who came and leaned next to her. “Spirit Walker, a dark dragon has just entered the area.” He pointed towards the area behind him. “Coming this way.”

"Forget about scouting. We can't waste any more time." Gregory nods and falls in step behind us as we make our way out of the back lot. My heart is pounding in my chest as we move quickly down the abandoned streets, keeping to the shadows as best we can. "He's like a wild animal now," Brynn breathes. "Just days ago he was teaching me physics." "I didn't know you were a gorilla shifter," Gregory says to Marlow. "I didn't know either." Marlow rubs the back of his head and grins. "That's the first time it's happened. Pretty cool, huh?"

Utterly unbothered of the fact that some random wolves had appeared out of nowhere either to devour us, or mount us to the point of death. Oh goddess. This rogue is strong. I can sense it. And judging by the way he'd just taken care of the wolf who tried to take his prize before him, there's no doubt he wouldn't do something much more... worse. I growl warningly just as the huge rogue moves towards me, but what he does next made my heart thud faster and my legs quiver in apprehension.

Rolph stepped toward me, but Xander stepped between us. I shook my head. "No, I don't think that's possible." A crease formed between my eyes as I studied him. "Where are you from? My pack was decimated." He nodded. "Yes. That was The Skyefrost Pack, correct?" I nodded. "How did you know that?" He nodded toward the grimoire. "That is the Book of Elders, the grimoire of your people, is it not?" "Yes," I said, dragging out the word. "Why?"

"A treaty? With a wild pack?" Gregor seemed to understand the shift in my posture. He stood up slowly from his haunches, taking three calm steps closer until he was standing just six feet away. The sheer size of him was staggering—his back came up past my waist, his broad chest showing the thick, powerful muscle of an apex predator. He lowered his head until his dark nose was level with my hand. He didn't snap. He simply drew in a long, deep breath, catching my scent—the iron of my knife, the salt of my skin, and the clean scent of the Haven wheat fields.

Caden held very still. "I have been an Alpha for twenty years," Gregor said. "I know what a scent mask is and what it covers and what happens when the compound weakens under stress." He looked at the document again. "I also know what it means that someone walked into The Hollow alone and got four people out with the guards neutralised and the signal sent in under twenty minutes." He paused. "Your mate is not ordinary." "No," Caden said. "She's not." Gregor picked up the document.

Screams and shrieked erupted through the underground city but no one, except them, was able to hear it. "It's showtime!" Jordan roared as the whole group chorused with a synchronized "aye". They quickly jumped towards the city with scorching fire beneath it. Not even caring that they were landing on the ground with 10 feet distance. The Black Wolf's Clan were already used to this kind of stunt. They were just like to hear scream in the air and they effortlessly landed on the ground as they maneuver their footsteps and balance to land easily, avoiding the fire and the debris of the bomb explosion.

"There might be a chance of Lucia being on this land with the other missing ones. This place is packed with different supernatural species and we can already sense lycans here." "If Lucia is here then you have to find her and the others. You are the king, the Alpha, you can just command their beasts and they will follow us back to our home. It will take a few days for me to regenerate a kidney and heal these wounds so you're all on your own." "Aye! Take care." Darach said awkwardly. "I would probably sleep with an open eye." Connor muttered under his breath while touching the place from where his kidney was missing with a pained look.

the one standing over me replies. They made it out. They don't have them. My kids are okay. They have to be. "The alpha felt their pack link sever. Hers too. That's why we're here. Why is she in silver chains?" Theo replies, the disgust in his voice clear. For me or the idea of me chained in silver, I do not know.