Kaa X Mowgli Novels & Stories

Kavi {{ Jewel, baby come onnnnn, I really don't see what the issue is here with sending him to the summit, I mean this could mean forming new alliances with other packs on an international level, this could be huge for us }} (( Kavi Sloan, please don't make me hurt you, you want me to send my baby so far away, to an entirely different continent! where anything could go wrong! where anything could happen to him and I or we would not be able to help him ))

Moss pounded his chest proudly. As Deere regained his footing, his wolf-like eyes focused intently. Shaking off the shock, he moved into the counter. Moss attempted to seize him once more, but with a swift motion, Deere escaped his grasp. In a blur of movement, Deere slipped under Moss's leg, shifting back into his human form, and with a precise strike of his claw, he went for Moss's groin. Moss doubled over in pain, his groans echoing across the meeting grounds.

“Secure the perimeter. Double patrols on every border. Move! He ordered and they scattered to obey. Then he shifted into a fluffy, gigantic, muscled white wolf, his golden eyes flashed at me and winked before turning back to the warriors. I felt a chill all over me. Soon, the rogues started springing out of the woods, filling the air with cracked howls and groans. Kai gritted his teeth and howled louder at the warriors—commanding them to attack. He sped out in a flash, attacking every rogue that came his way, paws landed hard, cries filled the air and soon, blood splashed across all trees. I watched Kai display his strength—effortlessly pouncing on the leader of the rouges, and fighting like

She stepped aside, avoiding his claws, and countered with a precise strike that forced him back. These were not ordinary rogues. Their movements were too calculated, their attacks were too organized, they were trained fighters. But they had made one mistake. They underestimated her. Kaira Moon was not just a young she-wolf from a peaceful pack. She was the commander of the River Shine Pack’s border guards. She had spent years protecting her territory, fighting against threats, and training herself until combat became something natural. So, fighting was not something she feared. It was something she understood. She can fight them both with her eyes closed. A smirk came upon her face, the trai