Hyrule Historia Novels & Stories

Donna nodded in agreement before saying, "Yes. All employees too. They must know your history for the past 15 years but in personal cases, such as yours, they will go back further." I set down my coffee and calmly straightened out my blankets to avoid getting angry before I asked, "They?" I looked up at Donna and gave her a warning look before I asked, "Who are they?" Donna looked visibly uncomfortable. She stood up and placed the chair back before she said, "I think I should let Master Bo explain. He knows more about it than I do." She began to walk out of the room before I crossed my arms in frustration. I sat there staring at my food as Donna kept giving me reasons why she had to suddenly

No animal in the forest dares to make a sound or worse cross his path as the apex predator of the woods moves with Lia dangling over his shoulder. Carrying her along had been an instinct; he did it without thinking because she is, after all, his mate, therefore she belongs by his side. Her unconscious body is soft, almost breakable against the hard ridges of his body. He relaxes his hold, trying to carry her as gently as possible. His fur tingles at the exact spot where their body connects and this fills him with a warmth he has never experienced. The hybrid slows down as the familiar sight of his cottage comes into view. His lair, away from any human or beast. But as soon as he gets past th

That made Raen proud of his people, especially the warriors. "Do you actually know how it was before?" He asked the teacher. “Not exactly, since accurate historiography was not started until the Great Reformation over eleven centuries ago. The books from the time before the Reformation are only very sketchy, but it is said that there was once friendship and trade between Askhar and us. But that was long before Al Setna Budhan brought the spirit of Hyaun from the east to us, ”replied the second teacher, and the gray-haired man nodded.

Jake said rolling his eyes as he scoffed, “Are you to tell the whole world that they are wrong, that it is bullshit when families have lost loved ones to these half human, half something else kind of things,” chief Rann said pointing straight at me as he said it. I swallowed hard as I looked down, “I’m telling you that we haven’t been given the whole truth, when all of this started and hybrids were chased from their homes what did they say, they told us that simply breathing the same air as them would kill us but we’ve come to learn that that was total bullshit, because here we are with one in our tribe and we’re all still very much alive,” his father looked very displeased with his son, “Th

Elias had only glared; the cold stare he gave was more of an answer than any words could ever be. “What is it you want from me? If I remember correctly, I did not want the inclusion of the hybrid law in The Council’s creation; that was you.” “You cannot let them take her away from me,” Elias replied plainly. He skipped over Ife’s jeer. It was true that all those centuries ago, he had proposed the hybrid law. It was after the devastation of the wars, when witches and wolves had joined together to eradicate the vampires. When Elias had looked onto the battlefield and saw the combination of powers, he knew that such a creature should not exist again. At least, until he began collecting.

Maybe we were meant for Hiraeth? But with this hiraeth I will forever be sorry for what I did to us. This hiraeth would never let me forgive myself. And with this hiraeth I'd be forever loving you Asher, loving you more with the hope that you'd be loving me too in some corner of the world. Will always pray for your happiness. I am sorry. With love, Aira. 27. Virat The mantras, the vows echoed everywhere in the hall; I wondered if they could add any meaning to the hollow marriage we were building upon.

“Fuck…” Precum spills out from him warm and thick, and for some reason I don't hesitate for someone new to this, I seem to learns fast. My tongue sweeps over him, slow at first, tasting, exploring, then I begins to move, bobbing my head gently, finding a rhythm of my own, hesitant at first but it’s eager. I can tell he is trying to restrain himself, cause when I feel my throat tighten slightly as he reaches deeper, brushing against my gag reflex, something inside him snaps, the sight of me struggling just a little seems to unlock a feral part of him

Her ancient eyes study the marks on my skin like she's reading prophecy written there. "The claiming links her to you permanently," Catherine says. "But it also links her to the paranormal world in a way that can't be hidden or ignored. Everyone will recognize what she is now, as a Hybrid mate, Bonded pair. Something the Council never anticipated." "Which means what?" I ask. "It means the Council has a problem," Adrian says. "Because they can't kill you without weakening me." Before anyone can respond, Vivian's emergency radio crackles.

He ordered. Old times sake? Hah! I laugh at my misfortune. All the horrible memories I had of him replayed in my mind and a shudder ran down my spine. Gavin Slade of all people. I guess this is the beginning of my misfortunes.

I asked,my patience running thin. “They couldn't let us in. We are at the border,they insisted that intruders are not allowed in the pack……Arla,must have deceived us”. River groaned with anger lacing his voice. The North hills pack owns the North hills,their current alpha was once a rogue,the North hills were never protected by anyone. “When did they start protecting the North hills from intruders?. There's no way Arla would lie to us. Didn't smell any lies”. I replied from my end, pondering internally on what decision to make.