Jade Cat Victorious Novels & Stories

I commanded through our wolf connection. For a long moment, he resisted. Then slowly, his body went limp. Submitting. I released him and stepped back, panting hard. Blood dripped from multiple wounds but I’d won. The arena was silent. Then erupted in chaos. Cheers and shocked exclamations. I’d done it. Beat a veteran Alpha in single combat. Proved I belonged here. Victor shifted back to human, clutching his throat. “How? You’re just a child.” “I’m a Silver Moon Alpha.” I shifted too, standing tall despite my injuries. “And I earned this victory.”

What surprised me the most was that Jade didn't even bat an eye at me instead she glared at me, lips curled in defiance despite the pain I felt. “You fool! This is not your fight, why did you come in?”. She said to me emotionlessly “And as for you Uncle, it's better… to die… than bow.” Jade wasn’t done fighting, not in body, not in spirit. Her crimson eyes promised one thing as th ey locked onto her uncle’s steady gaze: This war wasn’t over. And just then, I lost consciousness.

~LEVANA~ ‘What do you mean I won? You took over so we could stay, didn’t you, and it’s not like I’m fighting you on that anymore.’ ‘Like I said, it doesn’t matter. Reign is letting us go.’ ‘What? Why?’ Jade asked with a surprise gasp. I frowned. ‘I’m surprised that you are shocked by the information; isn’t that what you wanted? You didn’t want to stay and he granted your wish.’

Their snarls and roars filled the night air, a symphony of primal fury. Jade's eyes gleamed with a savage determination as he lunged at Orion once again. His claws raked across Orion's chest, drawing a guttural roar of pain from his opponent. Before Orion could recover, Jade launched another attack. With a burst of speed, he slashed at Orion's throat, narrowly missing the vital point.

Even the wind seemed to pause. My mate had just defeated a trained killer twice her size. And she'd done it without killing him, which took more control than most wolves could manage. More mercy than he deserved. "Winner." Ironwood's voice rang out clear, breaking the spell. "Jolie Rys of the Iron Fangs." The crowd exploded. Some wolves cheered, the sound deafening after the silence. Others cursed and exchanged money—lost bets. A few just stared in shock, mouths hanging open. I was already moving. Jumped the barrier and ran to Jolie's side as she shifted back to human form, her body shimmering with residual moonfire.

Leon, Matthew, and Mackayla nodded and Matthew took Mackayla's arm to help her. Blake growled low and unintelligible.The cat growled and crouched low but didn't slink away from the gate. "I'd like y'all to meet Jada." He wondered if Mackayla got the connection of last night. She gave him a look that said she did but didn't mind. "Oh my goodness she is beautiful." "That's the panther missing from the Mentrone isn't she? How on earth did she get here? How did you catch her?" Matthew fired as he studied the cat. "Did Carson help?"

The entire field erupts with shouting and cheers! As Jade walks out of the arena she glances at me and winks. Literally winks at me. This girl is something else! Kimberly friends wake her up with some smelling salt and Kim looks to find Jade and tries to run at her. As a wolf her ego and pride has been hurt. She lost to a human. When she takes off to hurt Jade. One of my men step in and stop her. “ you lost fair and square ma’am go ice your wounds.” And push her off to the other direction.

I warn them. Before long they have all decided who they are going to vote for and inform of their readiness. I smile at them even though I know who most likely won this competition. There is only one that did absolutely amazing. "We chose Hazel. Even if she did not mean to she helped you with your creatures. They would not have been so spectacular if they had not been attaching her shark. She gets to brag that she beat us all. Unless she feels like saying that she could not beat you yet that is." Jade tells me with more confidence than she had earlier.

"Haha, still want to run? Feisty ones are our favorite. What's fun about a dead fish?" As Jade pushed herself to retreat, she realized she had no chance of beating three strong men. When she spotted a vase on the table, her eyes gleamed. Just as a bald man pounced on her, she hit her head against the corner of the table. The throbbing pain alerted her a little, and she picked up the vase to smash it on the man's head. With a loud crash, the vase shattered and the man fell to the floor with a groan. Jade's unexpected counterattack infuriated the remaining two men. After all, they hadn't anticipated a retaliation from Jade, who was weak from the drug.

He barely had time to throw his arms up to guard his face as we snapped at him, our sharp teeth just inches away from his throat. "Iris! Control your wolf!" he ordered. But he wasn’t our Alpha yet. He had no control over us. Then, my wolf suddenly shifted her focus. "Her." We turned. Jade was leaning against the wall of the recreational center, smirking as she enjoyed the show. That smirk made everything worse. We charged. Jade’s eyes widened before she shifted into her honey-brown wolf, but she was no match for us. We slammed into her, knocking her to the ground. She tried to bite at our snout, but my wolf was faster. With one powerful swipe, we pinned her down, pressing a paw against her t