Jake Neytiri Novels & Stories

The Unity Ball; is a grand celebration every year where the five great kingdoms come together and made merry of the existing peace among them. As a general rule that had been in place for as long as I could remember, every king and queen of the five kingdoms was to attend with at least two children; a male and a female. I had never attended one. Maybe because I was the king’s youngest daughter. Father always declined my requests and had me stay in the palace. Most years, Father took my eldest brother, Valerian, and my eldest sister, Regina. With Regina now married and my two sisters ill, Father will have to let me go with him.

“Still in the Snowlands. Last I heard, he killed an alpha and married her wife. Ingrid, I think her name was.” “Alex, then.” “Probably. I’ll send someone to monitor the Grey Keep. He could make things difficult for us.” The thread of light that Liana gave Blake wraps around his soul and pulses inside him. He shifts on the stone, stretching one of his legs and arching his back slightly. Jack frowns. “What’s wrong with you?” “I can feel her.” Jack’s nostrils flare, then he chuckles. “Luckily for you, she’s not a half-wolf who’s just about to go through the transition ... oh, wait...”

This was why it was rooted now in the northern parks eradicating slavery forever wasn't going to be an easy task. "Alpha they have been trying to take her back to the anex but she keeps refusing insisting that she wants to report to you directly, we might have to use the warriors to apply force..." "Don't you dare-" the words came out quicker than I was able to stop them, Jake looked at me utterly perplexed. But he wouldn't be my aide if he didn't have a strong control over his emotions because he immediately straightened up. "I understand, Grand Alpha..." I felt like I had been mercilessly stripped in front of my subordinate.

They headed to Selene first, but Jake stopped them. “This one first,” Jake said to his mom as he brushed a strand of soft white hair off Liana’s fevered red face. “If she survives, she’ll become your Luna.” His mother gasped a little and everyone in the room froze for a heartbeat, then the hustle and bustle continued as though he hadn’t said anything the least bit out of the ordinary.

It made her easy to manipulate. Alpha Crane clears his throat. “Well. We’re here,” he says, gesturing to his pack. “What do you want, Jake ?” “Alpha Jake ,” Jordan corrects him. He’s standing to my left. Kev whistles from right behind me. His hands are on my hips, where they’ve been since we arrived. “Yeah, not a good start, Alpha Crane. Insulting your superior?” He makes a clicking noise with his tongue. “Not

Jake having heard her words as Layla becomes confused about Jake’s answer. “How so?” “Because Tori’s new title will be Luna. It’s always been his, even for as long as I can remember. So trust me, they haven’t taken anything from him.” Jake’s expression one of fierce determination. His eyes still locked on the Elders and their supposed guest that came with them. None of them sure just who he was or why he had been there to begin with. Just who is he? wonders Jake, unaware that the Elders we’re still secretly planning on something big.

Emily interrupts and says, "Leia, you have no right to be here." "I'm sorry, but I will do all in my power to keep you safe, Emily," she said. "I want to protect the heir to the Alpha position." The choice that Leia made was unchangeable. "I'm here to safeguard the future queen and king," you said. "I'm here to protect the future queen and king." Drake let out a long sigh. He didn't talk; he didn't even ask for further explanations. He averted his gaze from Emily and closed his eyes.

Nyx stood beside him, arms crossed, her expression cold. The moment she saw me enter, she stepped aside and nodded. Jake didn’t bother to move. Nyx wasn’t only my Beta she was also the best fighter in the pack. Jake slowly lifted his head. His eyes were bloodshot, his breathing uneven. “Alpha.” “You attacked someone under my protection,” I said calmly. “Why?” Jake swallowed hard, but his jaw tightened stubbornly. “She shouldn’t be here,” he muttered. “Humans don’t belong in our territory.”

Jake’s jaw tightened slightly, but he said nothing, waiting for Joseph to continue. “That’s why we’ve decided,” Joseph said, gesturing to Tammy, “that Tammy will take on the role of Luna. She’s strong, capable, and comes from a respected lineage. She’s the perfect choice to lead this pack alongside you.” Tammy smiled and stood, smoothing out her dress. “It’s an honor, Alpha,” she said sweetly. “I know it’s sudden, but I believe we can do great things together.” Jake stared at her for a long moment, his expression unreadable. Then he let out a long, exasperated sigh and pinched the bridge of his nose.

Though my nerves were acting up, Nia's support helped me maintain a calm demeanour, encouraging Kane to continue sharing his news. "They met with a woman named Elsa Hernandez. She reached out to David after seeing your video. According to her, she was Jake's school teacher from the age of ten until he dropped out at sixteen in a place called Samyspring, close to your settlement," Kane explained, causing my eyebrows to furrow in surprise. Jake had never mentioned this part of his past to me. "Jake was placed in a special needs class due to academic challenges, and among his peers was his friend, Timothy Dalton, who still resides in Samyspring," he continued, letting out a sigh as he unfolded