Kain Highwind Novels & Stories

I was ready. I had spent months training for this moment and I was ready. The annual Grand Hunt had finally come for this year. Until now, I couldn’t be a part of the festivities because I was too young. The age for eligibility to participate was 24. This year, it was finally my year. I’d been training since before I even qualified. I would do it; I would win. For my family. I had to. I would restore my family name if it was the last thing I’d do.

Michael, the wild card, added an element of spontaneity to their dynamic, always eager for thrilling escapades. Crestwood High, with its ivy-covered walls and well-trodden corridors, was Damon's kingdom—a realm where he effortlessly commanded the attention and respect of his peers. With his easy charm and effortless charisma, he navigated the intricate social dynamics of high school with the grace of a seasoned diplomat. Popular among his classmates and admired by many, Damon's presence was a fixture in the halls of Crestwood High.

Leo replied as he came into the kitchen/living room. "He's not like Haden, is he?" I asked nervously. "Well... he's an Alpha," Leo said through gritted teeth. "We're all twats." "I see you're finally self-aware," I said. "Who is this Alpha?" I asked. "He's in the alliance and Alpha of a Russian pack called Polnoluniyesevera, which in English means Full moon of the north, a bit of a mouth full I know. Anyway, his name is Xander Kuznetsov, he's 21, mateless and likely to be the most powerful Alpha in Russia," Leo explained.

“Anything, sweetheart. You just need to ask for that, and that will be yours in the next breath. I promise you.” I stopped pressuring Kavin after observing her anger; she didn’t talk with me for a good two days until promised her I would never do this kind of thing. Kevin called me one night after not hearing a word from me for a week. I told him he was on his own and could do anything he wanted. I cut the call and deleted his number from my contact list for life. I didn’t wish to do anything that might anger Lyra the way it did when she found out the truth about Kevin. It was good for us and the relationship.

The reward would be 500 IW Tokens. Occasionally, they would only give small missions to juniors. The highest reward that a junior could receive is, 50 IW tokens and that's big if you can get one. As for me, 500 IW Tokens. Because I will not assassinate Shiku Itikito but rather infiltrate his palace and kill him.

I said. Kael’s grip tightened on his blade. “Let them try.” “Easy for you to say.” “Is it?” I didn’t answer. Because suddenly— They stopped moving. All at once. The forest went still. Completely still. Even the wind died. Then— He stepped out. From the shadows. Slow. Deliberate. Not like the others. Not feral. Not broken. Controlled. Dangerous. My breath caught. He wasn’t like the rogues from before.

He types the name into the search box. Lots of pages pop up about Kaelen. He was born in Ironvale City in the Duskwild Expanse. He is the top boss of the Blackthorne Hockey Club. He is 185 cm tall and 65 kg weight. He is 32 years old. He took over the big hockey team when he was 22. He is the richest young alpha in the country. But it does not say if he has a mate. It only says he has one girlfriend, Elowen Frost.

“I’m sure you have heard about Leron, the Sharpshooter who rules the South River State. He was a badass, but Casius, one of the Riverbank Seven, got Leron under his thumb. “I doubt you can outgun Leron. “Mr. Frost has control over his family, so he can hire a dozen skilled men like Bass. “We have the money to hire the best killers and international mercenaries. “Even the Three Great Legati and the God of War have nothing on us.” Sick and tired of Wind’s winded rambling, Kaze cut him off and said indifferently, “Just cut to the chase.” “What I’m trying to say is…” By then, Wind was his cocky self again. He took a step forward and uttered with a smile, “I should introduce myself again, Kaze. “

I quickly told them. “Of course.” “You, all of you here, can’t go there. He could be watching us right now,” Zarah said. She had a point. Kain was in the military. He clearly knew how to hide and camouflage while planning his next move. “How about you portal us directly to Calder’s apartment, and we will carry those things here?” “Nice one, Zack.” I pointed at him. “Here’s my theory. Kain Haynes met a woman who was a werewolf, rejected his ugly ass for her mate, and he went all bat crazy for revenge.”

"Death... He is here to steal souls. He will take me." In a frenzy of grief, Kaida dug her fingers into Kai’s arms. Kai held her tightly, refusing to flinch even as her nails drew blood. Her wails only intensified as the whistling grew more distant, echoing like a fading threat. Outside, the wind howled with sudden ferocity. The air grew heavy, carrying the rich, damp scent of petrichor. I frowned; such a violent gale portended heavy rainfall—an anomaly in the height of the summer season. I couldn't help but wonder: was the weather shifting on its own, or was it being warped by the arrival of the creature Kaida described?