Hunter Weak Aura Novels & Stories

“Did you hear about what happened during patrol last night? They caught a wandering rogue. I think they’re from Akershus fortress based on the brown fur and bloodshot eyes.” “Another one?” I turned to him annoyed. “That’s the third one this month. Why the hell do they keep going here?” I sighed in frustration. Zane shook his head unsure. “No bloody idea, but on the bright side, Aspen and his team finally figured out how to do the black screen Keira does and hell, it has been the most useful thing. I wish we could trademark an ability so then nobody else outside our Pack can use it.”

, Aurora said as she turned to the team of doctors. Aurora touched Jax's head and realized he was still warm," How long can you keep him?". The doctors were reluctant to answer her but a glare from the Beta got the head doctor talking. "He doesn't have more than thirty minutes to survive but…we can actually use the wakening serum for werewolves to induce him into a coma for at most two days. It can also stop the poison from getting to the heart but it's risky. He might not survive the dosage", Doctor Fuller replied. He was the head doctor

Anna said calmly finally stepping away from the corrupted console. As she moved, her amber and gold aura began to pulse subtly beneath her skin, the soft luminescence tracing the veins along her forearms and neck. It was an innate defense mechanism, a localized heat signature countering the freezing, unnatural draft that was currently seeping through the stone floorboards and numbing their boots.

He looked at the new message Zane had sent and typed out a response. winkyelfofaer: Good luck. The will of Aura: It worked. I threw an aer ball and the destructive power is crazy. winkyelfofaer: I wish I could travel to your dimension to see aer in tangible form. So…you can use it at will now?

Golden Cicada sighed. "How's your injury?" Ding Hao asked. "It's worse than I thought. It's a very rare kind of Demon Aura. I can't expel it all at once." Golden Cicada then said with a wry smile, "I can only suppress it for the time being. For this short duration, I can't fight anyone." "It's that serious?" Ding Hao was greatly shocked.

I raised my head as a sign that I was not concerned about what they thought of me. "Sage!" Aurora chimed up as she saw me. She waved happily and it made wonder how she could behave like a curious child one moment and then the next moment, she was deadly. I used my Twilight eyes to check her energy and saw that she had recently fucked someone to death because her aura was oozing power. "What are you up to?" I asked her as I got closer to her. "Hunting," she replied with excitement. I nodded. This hotel was a battle ground on its own. So it was only right that she stayed lethal.

“And whatever pulled him back… I felt it. It wasn’t just darkness. It wasn’t just Khaenat.” She swallowed hard. “It… it was AURA.” The word hung in the air like smoke, thick, heavy, impossible to ignore. --- They moved through the silent forest, Khaenat’s corpse carried by Marek and two massive Draven wolves. Not a bird stirred; the air was frozen. The leaves hung in place. Even the wind seemed afraid. Kael stayed close to Rhea, one hand holding hers, the other brushing against her back when needed. She didn’t cry now—not outwardly. She was too hollow for that.

Her cheek presses into my chest as if she wants to anchor herself. “It is not just you,” I whisper into her hair,“Something inside you is waking up.” I am trying to let her know what I am sensing because I don't want her to feel that I am manipulating her feelings. I want to be very transparent and open with her... She lifts her head an inch, her lashes brushing my collarbone. “What do you mean?” Aurora is a hybrid. It explains her healing and even her hyperobservation. “A part of you is wolf. That is why you have strong healing. Why your instincts are sharper than you realize.” I slide my hand up her back and let it settle between her shoulder blades. Her skin is warm beneath my palm. “But

Layla quickly held her before she could really hit her head on the floor. “What’s wrong? Are you okay?” She asked her worriedly. “I… I…am fine, just a little bit weak.” Aurora tried to catch her breath. “I can feel a bit of essence fertilizer in her. It is the smallest amount that I have ever seen, but of course. That bit is enough to thoroughly harm a werewolf.” “Would she be alright?” Layla asked and Aurora shook her head in uncertainty.

Could it be that I was the only one who could see it or maybe I was too nervous and saw it wrong. Barnett took the initiative, lunging at Haydn. His entire wolf body collided with Haydn's, but Haydn swiftly threw him off, the impact resounding loudly as Barnett crashed to the ground. I believed Barnett was injured, but he acted as if nothing happened, continuing to charge at Haydn. Despite Haydn gaining the upper hand in each struggle, his aura gradually depleted. Something was definitely off. The black aura around Barnett intensified, and his wolf eyes gleamed with a menacing light. Yet, no one seemed to notice. They all thought it was Barnett's refusal to give up, his determination to cont