Katniss Mentor Novels & Stories

Everyone was in disbelief! Chloe had to be kidding! Even Tobias was shocked. Even though he had paid her to do this, he felt like she was overdoing it. She needed to tone it down! Lucy gave her a cautious look as she chuckled and said, "I just did this without much thought. I'm not qualified to be your mentor." Chloe replied, "If you can do so well without much thought, you could definitely be a wonderful mentor if you took it seriously. Ms. Everhart, please take me under your wing!"

"She was nice too." "Yes, and she was okay for a while," Sera continued, "Every year since then, we have been trying different variations of possible mentors for Lucas. By now, we have a foolproof profile for what he needs. Lucas responds better to a female mentor. Somebody he could be attracted to, possibly." Fun time was over. They were poaching Shay for a monster-hybrid-baby. So she could spend her time being around that kid, doing what? Dedicating her whole life to being his perfect role model or something? Or his girlfriend?

"You will be given the rundown of proper etiquette by a personal mentor. She will be helping you throughout the entire competition with lessons. So I suggest you stay on their good side." The domestic girls snickered at this, so I am guessing that the mentors weren't the nicest of women. That was fine by me, however. After my strangely awkward encounter with the guy I am supposed to be impressing last night I am more than happy to get lessons in everything royal related. I hindsight, I definitely wasn't ready for her though. My mentor's name was Lady Isadora. She was an older woman who had been married to a very important man that had died a while back, to make sure that she herself remained

Kate POV I just wrapped up a meeting with future Beta Reid and Gamma John. Although John is my father’s Gamma and head trainer, I would be keeping him on for a term until I found my own Gamma to assume John’s role. John was younger than my father and had only been in the role for five years. He wasn’t ready to retire and had a lot of expertise I would benefit from.

Samuel said to Susan while pointing at me. Susan frowned and shook her head. "That's impossible. My mentor isn't one to easily reveal herself in public." Hearing that, Melissa laughed scornfully and asked, "Hear that, you shameless wretch? Seriously, you need to know your place. "How dare you claim you're Susan's mentor? Her mentor has long since been placed into protective custody. As for you? You're nothing!" I shook my head in exasperation but didn't bother explaining. Instead, I was wondering why the person I called earlier hadn't arrived yet.

“I HEARD her. She is talking to a man named Chester at this hour. Who is he?” Before I could stop the other hybrids from talking, Walter and Drake had already gone and answered, “He is Katniss’ mate, your grace.” The devil’s eyes narrowed. And when he saw Katniss smile while talking on the phone, with a flick of his hand, he was able to snatch the phone from her despite the distance. Katniss turned to us; her jaw dropped.

"Nadia gave me the order to find and kill the red lycan." Kasia stared down at her hands, struggling to contain the whirlwind of fear and uncertainty. Nadia, the woman who had mentored her and taught her everything she knew about being a hunter, was now hunting her. The knowledge weighed heavily on her, filling her with a sense of betrayal and loss that left her breathless.

I replied. She looked at me for a moment, almost wanting to walk off, before she asked. "What are you doing here? What business do you have with my father?" She asked coldly. I hated that her tone made me feel some type of way. "You already know, Kayla. Your father is my mentor." "What is this mentorship about?" She pushed. "Careful, Kayla." I let out a huff of amusement. "If I didn't know better, I'd think you wanted to keep me here with you long enough."

She opened her mouth anyway. "Ronan of the East," she began, and her voice sounded strange in her ears — too flat, too empty. "He was my mentor. He trained me. He brought me to this mountain. He gave his life so that the Blight could be ended. Without him, none of us would be here. The world would be grey forever."

Is it possible that I…? I don’t dare to finish the thought. Atlas glances down at me. “What do you think, sweetheart?” My eyes dart from him to Tobias, doubt briefly plaguing me, and then I nod, giving Atlas a smile. “Mentees have to stick with their teachers, right?” Atlas raises an eyebrow, his expression darkening, but doesn’t reply. Ivy rubs the back of her neck while Tobias clears his throat, his gray eyes dropping to the floor. “Right,” he says quietly, turning away. “Makes sense.”