Kili And Tauriel Novels & Stories

He says as he bites and claws at everything coming near him. “Tala, she’s over there,” I shouted at Kyle when I spotted her blonde fur. Kyle rushes towards her, killing anything that stands in his way of getting to her. Then, together side by side, Tala, Killian, and Kyle kill the remaining rogue wolves that are challenging them. Tala nods her head as a sign of thanks before Killian stands proudly by her side. I want to stay with her, but the shifters here need help. “Killian will protect her,” Kyle snarls as he rushes off to face an anaconda. It had just uncoiled itself from crushing a wolf.

“But thank you.” "Sure thing," I said, watching her carefully as she tried to regain her composure. "Uh, well, I should get going," she mumbled, trying to sidestep me and continue on her way. “Again, my apologies, sir.” "Wait," I called out before she could walk away. "What's your name?" She looked at me, her eyes searching mine for answers. "My name's Kailani." My breath hitched as the pieces clicked into place, and I realized why she seemed so familiar: she was the one who helped start the rebellion against Mr. B.

“Jack, get her dry. I’ll try talking to the detective in- charge.” “Noted sir. But please try not to make them mad again.” another familiar voice. Auria then wiped her vision clean and finally saw some features, then a whole face. A familiar blue eyes, and a blonde hair. Those glasses also. ‘Have I seen him before somewhere?’ Auria tilted her head, trying to remember. ‘Right, it was him and that guy.’

Being the strongest pack around wasn’t done overnight, and we certainly didn’t manage that without a huge consequence and series of enemies. “I am guessing that you are right, but the burden that we are carrying is a lot bigger lately.” She said, and I nodded in agreement. “Eleanor has been asking about you and about what happened. We asked her to rest, but I believe that she has the right to be known as your Luna, especially considering the fact that she is going to be your main support right now, Killian.” “You know, the last thing that I would have expected you to tell me was this.” I said, and she smiled.

Ariana spun toward Liora instinctively, fire flaring protectively as chains snapped and she caught her before she fell. When the smoke cleared, Serena was gone. The clearing was ruined—scorched earth, shattered stones, unconscious rogues scattered like debris. Ariana held Liora tightly, relief and exhaustion crashing over her in equal measure. Liora groaned weakly. “Please tell me you didn’t kill her.” Ariana let out a shaky breath. “No.” “Good,” Liora murmured. “That would’ve been too easy.” As warriors rushed in, Kael’s presence hit her—familiar, grounding, fierce. He reached her side in seconds, hands gentle as they examined her, her stomach, her injuries.

I didn't want to, but I couldn't help it either. Was he telepathic too? God save me! "I'm the only savior here." He interrupted my thought again. I gently looked away from him to the guy who had walked in. Was he a human too? "Your coffee Ronan." Lia gave the guy a mug after Killian before turning to me. "Hey, here's your coffee." She stretched the mug to me, and I took it from her, returning her smile. Looked like she was the only one who could save me. Hell, that was if Mr. Vampire permitted it. "I guess we're a team now," Lia said as she had her seat beside me on the sofa.

She tried to free herself, but Zahir made her unconscious and picked her in his arms. Zahir opened what looked like a dark warp hole surrounded by immense blue light. The screech of beasts that I heard from the sky came from the warp hole. “Don’t take my mother away from me!” Killian yelled, crawling towards Zahir pulling his body with his arms. “I beg you, p-please. I don’t want to lose her again.” Killian said, gulping down his pride and ego. He tried to stand several times, but fell again and again and again.

Kacy yelped, “That's great! I can train you and maybe you'll be able to shift when you get strong enough.” “She doesn't look like a warrior. She's small,” Beta Solomon said with a straight face. “I can't sit here any longer,” Luna Tauriel sighed, and took a glass of wine. She stood up, pushed her seat aside and walked to Gina, planted a kiss on her head. "Mummy," Gina whimpered. Luna Tauriel strutted outside, no-one stopped her. I was even glad she left. A smile was about to spread across my lips, then Gina stood up angrily and yelled at me.

"Sheila, what?" "Sheila is the vessel, Killian."

"Tiffany, we should get going. It's time to return to our training." Tiffany looked torn between her newfound friend and her loyalty to Killian, who had become her mentor and guide. Sensing the conflict within her, Hailey decided to trust her instincts and cautiously questioned Killian. "I'm sorry, but have we met before? Your presence feels familiar to me." Killian's eyes flickered briefly with recognition, but he quickly composed himself, his expression remaining impassive. "I'm afraid you must be mistaken. I haven't had the pleasure of meeting you before."