Horse Novel Summary Novels & Stories

He shot off and did not hit the animal exactly in the heart as planned, but the wind drove him away and he only pierced the lungs. The horse screeched in agony and charged headless. After a few meters it began to sway and finally collapsed, gasping for air. He immediately jumped up and rushed to his prey. He knelt beside the dying animal and put a hand on the horse's strong neck. He felt the blood rush through his veins under his hands. Somehow he managed to look dignified as he released the animal from its suffering and broke its neck. Hungry, he bit his carotid artery and warm blood flooded his mouth. He had always found the taste of horse blood very interesting. It was of a completely dif

The animal did not know what was coming. Its eyes were innocent. Its breathing peaceful. Then... BAM! The metal bat struck the side of the horse’s head with full force. The horse cried out. Its body staggered. BAM! BAM! The attacks continued. Faster. Crueler. More uncontrolled. Aron Loghan looked completely lost to his rage. Blood began dripping from the animal’s wound, staining the green grass below. The horse’s eyes widened in fear. Its legs weakened. But Aron did not stop.

Blood gushes out, as the wolf thuds to the ground. The familiar sound of a horse’s feet flitters through my ears in the distance. Crush jerks his head back toward some thick vegetation, and sure enough there’s a male on a horse. I barely blink, trying to get a good look at the male who clearly orchestrated this when Hunter’s wolf leaps through the air, landing gracefully as he attempts to chase down the horse. The rider quickly turns it, and the horse bolts. *That’s Isaac,* Rover, one of my men shouts over mind-link.

Currently there were people traversing the vast and dangerous wilderness as they sought to get to Asher City. Four horses traveled at a speed so fast that the naked eye would only see blurry images of them. Two of these horses only carried luggage, with each of the two carrying two large bags. The other two horses carried people. There were four people in total – three males and a female – and each horse carried two of them. These people were Ivor, Lam, Mane and Lily. Ivor and Lam shared one horse. The large stature of Red Maned Horses made it so that even Ivor’s large build was easily accommodated and Lam didn’t feel uncomfortable. Mane and Lily shared the other Red Maned Horse. But unlike

But unlike him, the horse smelled better. He sat behind me and pulled the strings of the horse. I have no choice but to clench his forearms due to the sudden movement. The horse ran like lightning. This is not the first time I have ridden a horse, but that was very slow compared to this pace. The horse turned several times on the tents, which caused chaos to the people. They are going out of our horse's way, but it resulted in the destruction of some tents. Rose petals and bubbles scattered on the road. Good thing, the horse seems like it doesn’t bother and find this thrilling. I looked back and saw River behind us; he is riding the other horse. Behind him are the knights who are chasing us.

One of the knights shouted again. The corners of Wiggy's right lip and eyebrow lift together. "Do not be arrogant! We could be cursed kids, right?” Again Phillip glanced at the winged youth doubtfully. They put their trestle together, while Phillip was silent, reluctant to clash with his idol. Before the fight started, the shrill whinny of a horse split the sky first. The knights fell silent in unison as if recognizing the whinny. Slow but sure they stretched the crowd, making room for the horse to step forward. A large, jet black Friesian horse with a long mane on its head and ankles stepped into the crowd.

Hearing Lucy's exclamation, they exchanged curious glances. "Hey, move further away. Do you not realize this is a horse ranch? Do you think this is your neighborhood garden? Do you want to walk your dog here?" A burst of laughter filled the air. Charlotte was immediately angry and was about to step forward when a large chestnut horse leaped over the fence and approached them at full speed. It didn't slow down until it was about to trample them. The rider pulled the reins, causing the horse's front hooves to rear up high, a terrifying sight.

At first he refused to budge, but she planted her feet and coaxed, pulled and begged the monstrous animal to do her bidding. “Have you no loyalty?” she accused. “Your master is lying on the ground, gravely wounded, and all you can think of is your belly?” The horse didn’t look impressed with her speech, but finally he clopped toward the fallen warrior. He leaned his snout down to nuzzle against his master’s neck, but Keeley pulled him away. If she could just secure the ends of the sheet to the horse’s saddle, then he could pull him into the cottage. Not that she wanted a dirty, foul-smelling animal in her home, but at the moment she didn’t see an alternative.

Unfortunately, half of the wolf pack, which was as big as warhorses, made it to block Adro's path. Adro turned his horse to flee in another direction, then constantly pulled the reins and looked back at the pack of wolves behind him. Their snarls drowned out the sound of the wind hitting his ears. Unfortunately, the horse Adro rode was slower than the massive wolves. A jet-black wolf with red eyes swiftly leaped and bit the horse's back, causing it to tumble violently to the ground. As the horse fell, Adro agilely leaped to the side, rolling several times before standing up with his longsword firmly in hand.

“You’re about to learn about the seedy underside of the pack.” “Six months after Elias came back you were admitted to the hospital?” “Ah,” he nodded and quickly turned back to his book. “Complicated story there.” “Was it because of you turning?” “Huh? No, I didn't turn until like three years later.” “Wait. So he just beat you up when you were a human kid then?” “I didn't say that darling.” Andre winked. “So what happened?” He shrugged, “like I said the seedy underside of the pack. Full warning, don't let them believe you're insulting their idea of the goddess.”