Into The Wild Chapter 16 Romane & Geschichten

"His name looks familiar to me. Did I know him somewhere?" "WHattt!!" the elder shouted as he saw that, an orphan was written in the record book of Vic. "I will get that boy!" He went outside but he couldn't see Vic anymore. He was disappointed and he finally went back to his seat. "You will come back to me scammer." He finally said. After a two day Journey into the forest, he finally got to the foot of the forest where he thought that it won't be that dangerous. "Now, how do I find a beast? Should I use trap or what." Vic thought and the scroll appeared right in front of him.

Kara The sound came again, warning and snapping us back to conscious reality. Before we could move, a wild boar emerged from the jungle, its tusks gleaming, eyes wild. It snorted, charging toward us across the sand. “Run!” Adam yelled, scrambling to his feet. Thea grabbed my hand, yanking me up. “Kara, move!”

I lunged for the door, threw it open, and sprinted into the night. I ran until my lungs burned like fire. I ran until my legs felt like jelly. I didn't look back. I crashed through tall grass and tripped over hidden roots. Finally, I collapsed behind a thick cluster of bushes. I looked around. I was in a dark forest. In the distance, I could see the faint glow of streetlights. The road. Freedom was right there. I stood up to run, but then I heard footsteps. Two men were walking along a dirt path just a few feet away. I pressed myself into the dirt, praying the shadows would hide me.

myself. “You’ve survived worse than this.”I grabbed a burning stick from the fire and waved it at the creature. The flames made it hesitate for a moment, but then it charged again.I swung the stick wildly, aiming for its face. The beast yelped as the flames licked its fur, but it didn’t retreat. Instead, it swiped at me with its massive claws, catching my arm and sending me sprawling to the ground.Pain exploded in my shoulder, and I gasped, clutching the fresh wound. Blood oozed between my fingers, warm and sticky.The beast loomed over me, its teeth bared.“No,” I whispered, adrenaline surging through my veins. “Not like this.”With a desperate cry, I kicked out at the creature’s face, forcin

I charged into the woods, the familiar terrain rushing past my paws as I fled from my duties and the expectant looks of my tribe. The trees blurred into a lush, green canvas as I ran further into the wilderness, immersing myself in nature's embrace. Each thunderous step felt like a desperate attempt to escape my growing feelings—the realization that Winter had entered my life and forever changed the path I thought I was meant to follow.

CHAPTER ONE -WILHELMINA- The storm was a monstrous entity, a simmering chaos that loomed above the forest. It seemed to echo the tumultuous fury within my heart, thundering with all the passion and determination that drove me forward. Despite the storm’s rage, I pushed on, my paws sinking into the sodden earth with each determined step. Suddenly, there it was - amidst the riotous weather and foreboding wilderness - a shimmering glint caught my eye.

Of course, I wouldn’t let the wild one bite him, but first, I needed to understand why he was hiding behind the bushes. “Don’t just stand there, help me!” he cried out, crawling backward while the wild one kept grunting and moving toward him. “I will, but what will I get in return? I’m sure you know about trading better than anyone else, given you trade information in exchange for years of your life,” I shrugged, steadily walking behind the wild one and grabbing it by the neck. Even touching them felt strange. Their skin was different and very itchy. “What do you want?” Finch asked in a panic as I forced the wild one onto him.

Where was he taking me? Minutes turned into eternity as we ventured deeper into the forest, the familiar landscape becoming less recognizable. My heart pounded in my chest, my Wolf sensing that something important was about to happen. The urge to shift, to free the wildness within me, grew stronger with each passing mile. Finally, Hugh pulled the car to a stop in a small clearing surrounded by towering trees. He turned off the engine to face me, his eyes filled with determination and excitement. I could tell he understood the conflict I was experiencing, the struggle between my humanity and wolf nature. And now, he was giving me the opportunity I had been craving - to let my Wolf roam free.