Lambs Become Lions Novels & Stories

Of fighting lions. I want to go home so badly it hurts. I’d give anything to have Leah pour hot tea on my arms. Anything but this. Anything but death. But then, as suddenly as the lions pounced on me, they slink away. They continue to circle, snarling and spitting, but as I sit up to look at them, they almost seem to be waiting for something. Grabbing my sword, I hurry up onto my feet and hold it ready once more. Are they toying with me?

“Oh yeah? Well, what are they? And which one are you in?” “The Eagles are the young wolves that don’t have an established tribe yet. Then there are the Salmons – they’re adaptable, easy going, full of new ideas, flexible, and forgiving. Then there are the Bisons, and they’re loyal, compassionate, dependable, practical, and caring. There are the Pronghorns, too, and I think I align most closely with them – they’re creative and studious, curious and quick to jump between ideas. Then there are the Mountain Lions,” I grinned. “I think that’s where you’d belong.”

Josua laughed. She prayed that it would all turn out to be a bad joke, but Lamont and Vucovich started making noises much like Mike had once done. Fur broke out all over their skin and grew thicker. When Mike had tried to shift, the fur had come and gone in uneven clumps, and his screams of pain never ceased. But Lamont and Vucovich shifted smoothly with nary a sound. Their ears tapered into triangles, and their noses darkened. She barely noticed the stages of their faces stretching, nor the way their limbs reshaped. One minute, Lamont was a man, and the next, he was a wolf. Vucovich was a grizzly. It was startling, but not horrifying. In fact, there was something magical about it all. But t

Liam drew Gabe closer to him but was interrupted by a loud screech, Clara had wolfed out and howled, Liam laughed and pulled Gabe into an embrace, he hugged him tightly and burst into laughter. Everyone was astounded, one minute ago, Liam was on the verge of killing off Gabe and now he's hugging him?. Liam laughed louder and addressed the crowd. "You all thought I was going to kill him right?" Liam said while laughing. "But you didn't pause to think that why would I ever want to do that?" Liam asked, glancing at a perplexed Hannah and a confused wolf Clara. "I didn't plan on killing Gabe off, what I said was that I wanted to show you all what would be done to whosoever did what he has done,

The shifter stumbled backward. He straightened . There was a commotion outside. His body started shaking violently. His size increased. His body began to be covered in fur . Soon a lion burst out of his body. His furious golden yellow darted towards me. Pressing his hind legs on the floor he pounced in the air at me when suddenly the door blast opened.

Both sizes of the boys increased gradually with the sounds of shredding and ripping clothes following shortly, their transformation was followed by the rapid growth of fur and change in eye color into the eerie color of red almost like it was blood circulating its eye socket and not a color itself, the two ferocious beasts towered astonishingly at over 8ft however on closer inspection Leon's white lycan towered a little above Adrian's brown lycan still it did little to nothing in reducing its monstrous sight. To everyone besides Liam and Jeremy who had already seen his transformation a couple of times Leon's lycan beast eyes morphed from the color red into the beautiful color of radiant gold

His eyes widened instantly, "There seems to be more than one lion. Perhaps ... it's a pack of lions?" He could only grimace as he listened to the lions' voices. "Wow! It really is a pack of lions. They're not starving, are they?" However, he shook his head vigorously and quickly shook off his fear. "Lory Blackwell. How can you be afraid of animals? You're a soldier of the Ans De Lou Kingdom. A bunch of lions shouldn't be a big problem for you," Lory said, who was trying hard to brace himself. In just a short time, Lory soon realized that the group of lions was almost here.

We zoomed alongside each other into town where I would see for myself the aforementioned lion and all it was. "It had already killed a cattle and her calf, and even the farmer who had it was severely injured. My anger would only go up when I saw it eating and digging into the bowels of the cow it had killed. To kill an animal, I had to transform into one. And that was exactly what I did. I let me wolf howl through me, covering my pale skin with fur as I got on all fours preparing to attack. My hind legs sprinted with such agility that found myself colliding with the lion in a blow of body sent it rolling on the glass some meters away. It soon found it's balance, charging at me with a roar.

These gifts made them revered but also envied, and eventually, the other wolves' jealousy led to a devastating purge aimed at eliminating the white wolves entirely. As I read, I discovered a stark contrast between what Lily had told me and what the book revealed. According to the text, there was no mention of a king and queen giving birth to a child. It made me wonder if perhaps my parents had been white wolves. The book stated explicitly that only a white wolf could give birth to another white wolf. This revelation sent my thoughts spiraling as I considered the possibility that I belonged to a lineage I knew nothing about.

But today was different; today, the lesson had gone a lot darker. "Watch closely, Alph," his father had said in a low, serious tone. "You're about to see something quite out of the ordinary.". Alph had followed his father's gaze, peering through the underbrush at the lions. At first, all seemed normal. The lions were lounging in the sun, their golden coats shining under the afternoon light. Then, something changed. The largest male, the king of the pride, abruptly came to his feet. Where once calm and regal eyes now had darkened into a wild, feral energy.