Kero The Wolf Video Novels & Stories

Asked Owen as Kierie and her friends also walked out immediately after Sophia left the lunch room. Going after them, "Kierie!!" I called her to a stop through the pack link. Communicating through the mind has to be the best part of being born a werewolf. The pack has a link whereby I can talk to anyone in the pack as long as we are at a certain distance. Every family has their special link too where they can talk to themselves without anyone interrupting except the Alpha. Although rarely, the Alpha can intrude into a pack member's thoughts, this act is mostly used during interrogations, and it also helps the Alpha keep track of the pack member's emotions. Some links can be created among frie

A growl neigh left my lips. He was a problem I didn’t appreciate. In other words I fucking hated his guts. He’d been too close to Kiara the entire time and I hated how comfortable my woman had seemed around him. Hell she’d even given him a hug. Kiara had never hugged me in her life! She would probably run a stake through my heart if I tried to give her one but she had no problems throwing her arms around that grungy looking wolf.

Marky cried out once again in pain but eventually it turned into a moan as the drug took its effect in his body. "This is the painful yet pleasurable world of the King, Marky. Welcome, welcome to the wolf den." Melo spat back as he harshly withdrew his hands from both of the boy's eyes. His face was covered in his own blood. He tried to open his eyes once again but cried out when all he could see was the eternal darkness.

We hurried out and went to join Karen's group. We got to the venue, and Karen jumped on me and kissed me fiercely. She was so excited, and I wondered where the excitement was coming from. "You should have seen you girl, men, she took out six wolves. The crazy part was when she killed four that were hiding with her eyes closed. Men this girl reminds me of the legends about the Hunters." Danjuma said with so much admiration for Karen, and I realised that there was no hex. "Where is he?" I heard Gavin say, sounding a bit uncomfortable, and I decided I would ask him why soon.

The first wolves stood at the compass points, all four on high alert, tenser than I'd seen them all morning. And right in the middle, the place where I’d stood an hour ago, something huge dominated the space. Not a wolf. Not a person, either. Something with the general outline of both, but no real specifics, bigger than the first wolves, its surface shifting and sliding like water, sometimes coming together into something you could almost name, sometimes dissolving into nothing before your brain could catch it. “Who is that?” I asked. “We’re working on it,” Aldric’s voice crackled over the audio beneath the video. “The relay wolf who manifested, Kaelis, it’s one of yours. One of the original

Aeth scoffed at me. “You should lie low Aeth” I said through the mind link. “How could you think of killing him?” she snapped at me and I almost rolled my eyes. Who’s trying to kill whom? “Have you forgotten that we are walking on eggshells around him?” While having an inner conversation with my wolf, I saw Keres stride to the cage. When he knelt beside a small pup barely breathing, something painful crossed his face. Something so soft I almost didn’t believe it. He brushed the hair from the child’s forehead.

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

“What?′ Kieran asks, to which Kade walks outside the tent, and Kyle and Kieran follow behind him. There’s a messenger hawk cawing and flying around the site. Kade uses his Alpha aura to call it to his side. Just as he outstretches his arm, the bird lands and caws. Seeing the message tied to its neck, Kade chuckles and frees the bird before he opens it. His chuckle hardens more, “it seems we’ve lacked our touch. These wolves have grown quite the fancy bravery.” Kieran steps forward, his eyes narrowing at Kade. “What message is that?”