Novel & Cerita Jungle Rym

“It’s people. People are watching us.” He looked at Jenna, expecting her to dismiss it, but her eyes were locked on the jungle, narrowed and cold. She wasn’t going to lie to them. Not now. Ramon Ramon’s heart hammered in his chest. He had mocked the idea of curses earlier, but now terror flooded his veins. He gripped a piece of jagged metal scavenged from the wreck, holding it like a knife. His mind raced: If they come, what can I do? The thought of fighting something unseen left him cold, but surrendering wasn’t an option either. His fear turned to anger, a fragile shield. “If they want us, let them come,” he growled, though his shaking hands betrayed the bravado.

'It's beautiful,' Rhys whispered in my mind as he stared at the sight in front of him. 'It's called the Jharna,' I told him, deciding to be civil for once. ‘This entire place, my territory is named after this, the Jharna. This is my favorite place to be.’ 'You know...I would love to stand and ogle further...but I'm kinda freezing here.' In all his excitement, Rhys seems to have forgotten that he was a desert wolf; his fur wasn't thick enough to endure the cold that too of a snow covered mountain, for too long. As a result, he was now chilled to the bone and shivering as he stood next to me and pretended to have a calm and composed demeanor. I’m surprised he even admitted he was cold in front

The hairs at the back of my neck stood up as we walked around and looked for any survivors. “Who are you?” A man yelled suddenly as he aimed a shotgun at us. “I’m Jericho. You called me,” I said to him. “Alpha, I’m Jason,” the man said and went down to his knees as he started crying. “What the hell happened here?” I asked him. “They came out of nowhere. I’ve never seen anything like it. They move just as fast as we do and they’re strong,” he said to me. “Hunters?” Slade asked him.

All manner of strange critters rustled through the dense canopy and undergrowth, and their sharp shifter ears caught every last sound. “You guys, we’re really, really lost.” Ryder announced, to no one’s surprise. “What do we do?” Parker inquired, not having the first clue how to find their way home, let alone make it through the night in a dark jungle. “I want Mommy and Daddy.” Riley admitted in a small voice. “I know.” Parker agreed with a sniffle. “I want them too.”

All he needed was to get out of this creepy forest. He had run for quite some time when a clearing appeared in front of him. Riyin, renewed by the new sight, made for the patch of clear grass ahead of him. He was so relieved that he didn’t hear the soft whooshing sound of a rope beating the air as it swirled round and round, faster with each succession. Riyin was about to burst out through the forest when a noose caught his left heel and tightened. Riyin fell to the ground with a scream. He remained there for a few seconds, trying to regain himself when the rope tightened and pulled him backward.

All he need to do is to kill his soldiers in an instant. Then he gave Mondrei a smile like a dog. Even if Dylan doesn’t speak, Mondrei knows what he meant for giving him a smile like a dog. "You don't believe me?" Mondrei continued. "Then try to get out of here. You only have a few hours left before you experience the mystery of this jungle. A mystery that will be your nightmare." "Whatever mystery this forest has, I'm ready to face it and I'm not afraid of it," Dylan bravely replied.

The woods echoed with her name as he continued to shout for her and scoured through the jungle. After a continuous search for an hour, they all came back to the camp. Ryker went to Riva who was sitting in front of the fire. Ryker looked worked up. Despite the tempestuous winds, he was sweating. Mud had caked his body and face and his breathing was heavy. "Come with me. Show me where you left her," he waved for her to stand up and turned, already dashing towards the woods. The urgency could be detected in his long, hastened strides. Riva gave him a nod and climbed to her feet.