Jjk Training Novels & Stories

They returned to what they were doing. I stored that. Kept walking. The training ground was extensive. More than the circuit I had seen from the gate, there were multiple zones, each one clearly designed for something specific. Running. Sparring. Obstacle work. And at the far end, a separate enclosed area that Jaxen didn't take me into, which I noted without asking about. Some rooms you let people introduce themselves. Two young pack members were finishing a drill as we came through. They stopped when they saw him.

They need teeth before the hunt comes to the den. “Training?” I ask. “That age?” “Not full combat,” Jace says quickly. “Basics. Movement, awareness. Discipline. Teamwork. Nothing that puts them in the line of fire. But enough to teach the how to keep themselves safe.” I rub a hand over my jaw. The thought has crossed my mind more than once, especially lately. “Pros and cons,” I say. “Pros—we build a foundation. Confidence. They’re less likely to panic if things go bad.”

Slate said it was well laid out, but I never expected 1500 warriors to train at once. “The gym is in that building,” Bella points to a building not far away. “In the colder weather we can train in those three buildings. Justin, Raymond and Jack split everyone up according to rank. I supervise all the trainings.” Bella holds her breathe and bits her lip. “What’s wrong?” I ask, rubbing her tense shoulders. “This is only thing I would like to hand over to you. You supervise the trainings. Justin and Raymond train the elite warriors, but Jack trains everyone else. Ryan is a horrible fighter and has never improved, so Jack could use the support.”

His Supreme and Alpha duties couldn't be ignored. "Why not? I want you to be my trainer," I declared with difficulty, looking everywhere but him. Beta Duke had already taken over Jade's trainees. Luna Crane was training the beginners and each of the pack warriors had been assigned their groups to train. Big hands circled my wrist, yanking me away from the training groups. We walked deeper and deeper into the forest till we reached a huge oak tree. Jade cleared the area, giving space for me to train. "I want your training to be in secret. Not everyone should know your strengths and weaknesses so we train here from now onwards." He firmly conveyed. I couldn't be excited and neither could I be

—Elliott Bennett— I wake up with a foreboding feeling surrounding me, today is the day I've been dreading for most of the year. The day I go to the crescent moon pack and train with Jeho Kelly for a year. My father and his father, both alpha's of their packs, came up with this ridiculous idea that us training together would strengthen the alliance between our packs. I can remember it like it was just yesterday when my father informed me that I would be going over there for a year. At first I thought he was joking he couldn't possibly be serious. But I stared at him for minutes on end and he wasn't laughing and I knew he was serious.