Hunted Hybrid - Aegis War Saga 1 Novels & Stories

“It’s fine. Can we talk? You don’t have to open the door. Why don’t you just take a seat and we’ll have a conversation?” Senina sat on the doormat and put her back against the door. She heard Naomi do the same on the other side of the door. “I’m going to tell you more about Daykan. I’m not doing this so you’ll change your mind. I just want you to have a little backstory about the man who loves you. Okay?” Naomi took a deep breath. “Okay.” “Given how chaotic his reveal was, I’m not sure if he had a chance to tell you. Daykan isn’t just a werewolf. He’s a hybrid.”

When we reached the main tent—a larger one, patched in a hundred places but still holding strong—he stopped and turned. “They’re here,” he said without preamble. “Who?” I asked, though I already had a feeling. “The girl we need. The hybrid daughter of the second wolf god. She isn't alone,she is with two seasoned family warriors and girl,” he spat. “A hybrid with icy white hair and wolves with the scent of purity. They crossed into the Mystical Forest last night. Our scouts tracked them. They think they’re alone, that they can enter that place without consequence.” I clenched my jaw. My father hated witches more than anyone. But he hated the wolves of the high packs—the gods’ favorite childre

I ask, “What did you mean by you know what I am? And what was in those cups, I’ve never felt this way after eating.” She sighs as she looks at me with a puzzled expression on her face and she says, “Ms. Sinclair.” I tell her, “Call me Marinette.” She nods, “Marinette. You’re a hybrid.” My eyebrows knit together as I ask, “What does that mean?” She chuckles, “Well, what do you think you are?” “I’m a human? I don’t know what you’re talking about.” Her eyes widen in surprise, and she says, “Marinette… you’re not a human. If you’re trying to keep it a secret, don’t worry about it. We have plenty of others like you that work here, including me. We’re just here to help you.”

I said quietly. My eyes moved toward the next section carved into the stone. “They ruled together.” Silence filled the chamber instantly. Because there it was. One figure standing between all three races. The hybrid figure towered over the others carved beneath it while symbols circled its body like chains. Long fangs. Wolf claws. Eyes glowing with carved fire. Female. Karin stepped beside me slowly. “That’s impossible.” My stomach tightened hard. Because I remembered the symbol on Zara’s hand the night she was born

Mariana explained with a heavy sigh. “A hunter bitch left a trap in the old mall the clan lives in? And you said this was over a month ago? She wouldn’t happen to have been an Egyptian bitch?” I asked, my sister, having my full attention. And given that Khalid was in my space, the call had his too. “Exactly. And Adio scumbag.” Mariana snorted. I want to tell her that Adio hunters aren’t all scum, but Khalid seems to be the only exception. I don’t count his sister. She’s a werewolf hybrid, not a hunter.

"Only a hybrid can wipe out scent marks like these. And only a hybrid can defeat a full-blooded Alpha in his own house without a peep being let out." I clenched my hands. The image of Elinda's foster father, the soft-spoken man who once offered me tea and inquired if I truly loved his daughter, flashed in front of me. He did not deserve this. Not like this. Killian's voice dropped lower. "Hybrids don't kill randomly. They stalk. They watch. And then they hunt their prey down. You understand what this implies, Alexis." "I do." I gazed at the shattered walls that hemmed me in, and something shifted within.

I whisper as my head snaps up and I take off at a sprint into the woods with Aspen and his warriors hot on my tail. I may not be able to find out who the culprit is but at least I can I find Ada. These lands are connected to here so it’s easier to ask the earth to help me find her. The earth wouldn’t recognize the culprit anyway but I did hear one word in it’s whispers. Hybrid.

“The Moon Cages weren’t built by Vales. They were built by the first covenants—ashbound covenants—after an ashbound girl ended a war by burning the wrong king.” My skin went cold. “That’s a story.” Vesper smiled. “No, Aria. That’s a warning with a date.” She lifted her hand and touched the air near my wrist. She didn’t touch me, but the mark flared anyway, responding. I winced. “Hybrid,” Vesper said softly, as if tasting the word. “Wolf and ashbound. Not Luna. Not Lycan royalty. Something older.” Kieran’s voice went rough. “She’s my mate.”

"With the help of a company of soldiers named Aegis who were backed by the government, they were able to reduce the city and the shadows into ashes that also lead to the dismantling of Absinthe, a minor company that Hearth brainwashed to counterattack Aegis." The symbol of Aegis---a simple gray shield with curved horns around it, flashed on the screen, along with scenes of them fighting in the city. Rhed and his team were protecting a dozen citizens. Leison and Nique were standing back to back, surrounded by Shadows and four Absinthe members. And not just them who are present in the living room but also their other friends were there.

A pack of hybrids, their eyes clouded with the grey rot and Hecate’s promise of life, surged into the room. "There he is!" the lead hybrid screamed, his jaw hanging at a crooked angle. "Get the Muse! Kill the Alpha!" Kaelor didn't move. He stood in the center of the nave, the flaming dagger held low. "Aradaa," Kaelor said, not looking back. "You ready?" Aradaa stepped up beside him, his hands sparking with prismatic lightning. "I'm ready." The first hybrid lunged.