Hotel Transylvania Werewolves Novels & Stories

The hotel was owned by the Eclipse Pack and thus was warranted freely for every supernatural. James gritted his teeth and bristled facing the high-ranking Lycan, Helen step forward placing a hand on his chest to calm him. Rogues never took kindly to threats. Jane stayed unruffled as always while she mostly looked bored but under the wraps of her hard exterior, she was alert of the new presence.

We departed from the woods and reached the town; a very lively place crowded with humans and a few werewolves, going about their daily lives. Everyone minded their business, giving us less attention and concentration. Tyler showed us a local hotel where we could lodge and settle to devise ways on how to attack the Crimson Fang. Because of our numbers, the hotel owner decided to give us two rooms instead of three. I had wanted my own space but there weren't any more rooms so we paid for two instead. Ash and Ghost occupied one while me, Tyler and Sunny occupied the other. The hotel was not that big but had large spaces outside which was used to run a restaurant and a local bar.

My target is to simply get all the big shots there to give me their business cards and their phone numbers because obviously the ban on phones and phone calls does not apply to them, it applies only to the enemies of their government and to the ordinary werewolves in the Pack. “Wake up sleepy head.” He said whilst gently rubbing on my back to wake me up, my eyes were half closed so I could only see a blurry vision of him. Why did he have to look so good this early morning! I was still half asleep but from what I could make out of the blurry vision he seemed to be dressed for work. His jet-black hair was slicked back and he was dressed in a navy suit with a white shirt and a burgundy tie and

Better cut it out. We arrived at the Midnight Shadows Hotel. They were renting one of the biggest rooms here for a whole month while waiting for their house to finish renovating. Good thing it isn’t summer vacation yet so the hotel is not full-packed. “Good morning, sir,” greeted the servants. All the employees here are members of the pack and most of our guests are human. We trained our servants how to act in front of humans so they won’t do unnecessary acts that might cause harm not just to our packs but to the whole werewolf community.

It was bigger than more than fifty pack towns combined. My heart raced as I clutched my bag tighter and walked through the glass doors of the hotel that had the name Alphatopia in bold golden letters. I had memorized the name from the letter I stole–No–Found. In Kaden’s room I stepped up to the counter where a young woman in a black and gold uniform stood typing away. Her scent was human who looked like she was hiding away in the werewolf city. “Hi” I said. “Good day. I'm looking for a room”

Something was weird, I could sense it, but I couldn't point out exactly what it was, though I had a guess of who the source of the weird stuff was going to be. I moved my gaze to the guys walking behind her. A few seconds passed and nothing unusual happened. Maybe it's nothing after all, I returned my gaze to Lovely, but was forced to tear my gaze off her and stare at the guys behind her. The sound of bone breaking filled the air. My eyes widened as I stared at the posture the ground of guys was making. The sound of bone breaking, their current posture... I knew it all too well, it was something so familiar. It was all too familiar, they were shape-shifters also.

Through the rain, Aislen could see the headlights of Heath’s and Rhett’s cars parked on the road, waiting for them. Tyler opened the door. “Thank f-k,” he said as he stepped back and set the tranquilizer gun down respectfully. “It’s like Biblical weather out there!” “We are relocating to the werewolves’ house,” Talen told him. “Pack your suitcase. I will retrieve what is useful from the kitchen.” “I’ve never stayed at a werewolf house before,” Tyler’s expression brightened. “This could be fun.” Cameron ran across the gravel and paused on the porch to shake the rain off. “Let’s grab and go. This wind might bring down some trees and block the way.

With a warm welcome, they escorted the young werewolves to their designated area, where they joined fellow werewolves from different clans and countries. The Grand Arena, a magnificent structure carved from the very rocks of the Water Nation, stood as the centerpiece of the competition grounds. Its towering walls, adorned with intricate carvings of mythical creatures and symbols of the werewolf tribes, hinted at the grand spectacle that was about to unfold. As the sun began its descent, casting long shadows across the arena, the werewolves gathered, their eyes filled with a mix of excitement and determination.

He shrugs his shoulder and gets inside the house. *** "Where are they now?" Accalia asks immediately when she gets into the underground office of her uncle. "They're moving to different places," Lycano said while showing Accalia the photos he got from his own CCTV and special cameras that can detect werewolves from miles. Several werewolves are now wandering to a different place near the dark alley. No one can't seem to know that they are on the rooftop of their houses, in their backyard, and on a dark street.

It was a Sunday morning, we had all taken care of our house chores, we ate before we did the chores, they girls had woken up very early in the morning to prepare the dish, we were left with nothing, Mr and Mrs Wilson did not leave the house, because it was their day off, so we decided to go have some fun, leaving the both of them at home Jessy took us round New York, the city was really amazing, we had gone shopping, we visited the Central Museum, mall, etc you name it, Jessy and I enjoyed ourselves we watched movies together, there was this vampire movie about stream in the theater, so we decided to go check it out "Hey Luther, come check this out" Jessy said posting to a poster while I wal