Kero The Wolf Video Novels & Stories

Saliva dripped from his snarling jaws as he crouched, preparing to attack. The two wolves collided with a thunderous crash, their snarls and growls echoing through the bakery. Claws raked fur and flesh, teeth snapped with lethal intent. Ryker’s agility countered Bruce’s brute strength as they moved in a flurry of strikes and evasions. Despite the chaos, Ryker’s every move was calculated, his wolf form exhibiting both power and precision.

Kael circled the injured wolf, his gaze never wavering. He sniffed the air around it, his nostrils flaring slightly, as if assessing the severity of its wounds and its overall condition. Then, with a surprisingly gentle motion, he nudged the wolf with his muzzle, not a blow, but a soft push that sent it stumbling slightly. The rogue wolf whimpered again, a soft, mournful sound. To Elara's astonishment, Kael then turned and looked at her. His golden eyes seemed to hold a question, an invitation. He nudged the injured wolf once more, a subtle gesture that seemed to indicate, "What do you think?"

Kael, in his wolf form, tore through two of Kevin’s warriors in quick succession, his silver fur gleaming under the pale moonlight. “Hold the eastern flank!” Kael barked through the mind link, his tone sharp. “We’re on it!” one of his wolves responded. Despite being caught off guard, Kevin’s warriors fought back fiercely. They were fighting for survival, and the desperation showed in their relentless attacks. Leo lunged at a towering black wolf, clamping his jaws around its neck. With a powerful twist, he snapped the wolf’s spine, sending it crumpling to the ground. Blood stained his fur, but he didn’t stop. His mind was focused, his moves precise.

The sound of heavy feet filled the wind as it carried it towards me and I knew I was being chased by someone in wolf form. An opening appeared and the snow was melted here, and only dead vegetation laid on the ground. I conjured the fire within me and made a ring of fire around me hoping it would be enough to keep the wolves from getting to me. Smoke began to fill the air and through the flames I saw the brown wolf I remember all too well circling the flame wall. The wolf shifted and Kera stood behind the wall of fire staring at me with daggers in her eyes. “I see you have developed some useful powers.” Kera spat and then continued, “But do you really think this little trick will keep me fro

In the span of heartbeats, the gathering space filled with wolves—dozens of them, each one a reflection of their human self but wilder, stronger. Kieran glanced at me once before he let go. His body blurred, bones snapping as his massive wolf burst forth, standing proud and dark against the moonlight. His fur was midnight black, sleek and powerful, his golden eyes burning with an intensity that silenced even the loudest cheers. Gasps and cheers rippled through the crowd. “Alpha Kieran's form is magnificent!” a young warrior whispered, awe clear in his voice. “Strong as ever,” another added. “No one matches him.”

My wolf ! Noooooo !

“Like a pup. Ugly tears and everything. Kieran found me in the woods after my first shift—didn’t even laugh. Just stood there and said, ‘Took you long enough.’ That was his own way of saying he was proud.” I smiled, imagining the scene. “So, what’s your wolf like?” Kael’s grin widened, pride slipping into his tone. “His name’s Vex. He’s fast—faster than most wolves I’ve seen. Not as big as Kieran’s, but he's damn clever. Strategic. He doesn’t rely on brute strength the way others do. Vex picks apart his opponent before he strikes.” I could hear the admiration in his voice, not just for his wolf, but for surviving everything it took to get him to this point.

The rogue wolf sprinted toward me. My body froze. Every instinct screamed at me to run, but my legs refused to move. The creature’s yellow eyes burned with madness as it lunged, jaws wide enough to tear through bone. I braced for the impact. But it never came. A massive black shape slammed into the rogue mid-air. Kael. His wolf was even larger up close. Power rippled beneath his thick midnight fur as he tackled the rogue to the ground, his jaws snapping shut around its throat with brutal precision. The sound that followed was sharp and final.

I finally said back to him wanting him to know that it was his action that caused all of this. Kero looked at me for a moment as his face began to change and said, “No, I didn’t go far enough.” He shifted within a matter of a split second and lunged towards me. Catching me off guard and landing a hard blow that knocked my feet back as I shifted into my own wolf.

Roxy gave Lucas a kiss on the cheek before taking off. Lucas turned to face the council member. "Can you feel it happening?" He asked. "What?" "Your heart." He touched Lucas' chest. "All wolves' power comes from their hearts. It is how we are tied together. As a new Alpha they are bonding to you. Enjoy it, the memory of this feeling will stay with you forever." Lucas' heart was beating so fast he couldn't feel a thing. Since it was supposed to feel pleasant he closed his eyes and gave a nod. Then out of the blue a feeling of euphoria hit him.