Leon Uris Novels & Stories

I walked to the gate when I heard Zild coming. He was with werewolves. Rouges. I did not know what Zild promised to them, and they agreed to be with him. They shifted and Zild walked to me. While the two werewolves were looking at me and the child I was holding. “It went fine, I see.” He kissed my forehead and signaled them to come closer. “Welcome to your new home,” I said and I failed to receive a good response. “They aren’t fans of greetings. The tallest is Pio, and the other one is Luke. Rouges from the north.” Zild introduced them and I nodded.

Looking up, I notice my new little friend seems to have disappeared. “Just a huge spider at the window when I looked out, but I…..I think it’s gone," I aim towards the window, wrinkling my nose with disgust. While one of them seems clearly pissed and is rolling his eyes, the other one starts to laugh loudly. “Luna, we’re werewolves. We don’t fear spiders like humans do.” “Only another proof she’s not one of us," the first one mutters underneath his breath, earning himself a glare from the second one.

ARTHUR'S POV "You don't think any of this makes sense right?" I asked Jeremy as we both stood outside the meeting hall. The crowd had dispersed and the elders with wide smiles had congratulated me and praised me for having such a brilliant and powerful Luna. I just kept nodding and forcing smiles when necessary to them. Only if they knew how confused I was inside of me. "I am as confused as you are. Could it be because she is mated to you that she is able to have a wolf now?" Jeremy said.

One of them lifted the small leather book from its half-hidden place, turned it over once with mild curiosity, then tucked it away into a chest on the far side of the room with other odds and ends waiting to be sorted. By the time Jade returned that evening, tired and full of the Queen’s careful silences, the drawer sat exactly as she’d left it. Unfortunately, the book did not. * Elsewhere, in a room far removed from gardens, reading and half-forgotten books, King Adrian sat across from Captain Edmund and a third man Jade had never met, narrow-faced, quiet, and was introduced only once as Aaron. Even Edmund seemed a little unsettled by him. “The southern arrangement stands,” Aaron said, lay

The crown prince had the power to go wherever he wished. “Are those werewolves,” I questioned Valerian, gawking at some wolves whose furs had stripes of white and red. The big one sat on the grass, and the smaller ones were playing with her tail. His face turned serious for a moment but went relaxed when he looked out to see them. “No, Those are actual wolves. Nothing special to worry about,” he chuckled, pulling his head back into the carriage. “How can you tell the difference?” I asked again, trying to hide my confusion.

So, they never thought they would be attacked in such a cruel way by a witch of Luriem. However, Uriel was not any ordinary kind of witch, but he was the Crown Prince of the Luriem Kingdom. A famous witch, not only for his looks that could send to their knees any female but for his terrifying practices that many thought as cruel and merciless, even among the luriems.

"Miss Ula, you have found a new owner. I'd like to invite the gentleman who secured the victory to step onto the stage." All eyes focused on Uri as he began to step onto the stage, each of his strides leaving a deep imprint in everyone's minds. Uri not only possessed a striking appearance but also exuded an air of pride and authority. At a glance, it was clear that Uri was a wealthy individual, possibly an heir or scion of a prominent and affluent family. As Uri moved, Ula felt a mix of excitement and tension, unable to help but observe every powerful movement of the man approaching her.

My beta persuaded me through the mindlink. “You can't hurt the true Luna!. I have the Luna mark on me!!”. Her words halted my steps abruptly,I never checked if Arla had a True Luna's mark. If she has it then she wasn't lieing,but the lines I'm smelling was what kept my curiosity level too high. “Arla?. You have the true mark?”. I asked wig my hands balled into a fist. Elvis scampered to his feet, coughing and sneezing profusely.

Leon’s face turned cold as he said, “Hah, what a joke! I’m as fit as a fiddle right now, and that won’t happen! How dare you curse me?” Kayson shrugged and said, “I’m just stating the truth. If you want to live, go to Omnicare Drugstore and beg for Mr. Boyle’s help.” Urias stammered, “Mr. Yarde, please stop talking…” He was so scared that he nearly pissed himself. “What an ignorant fool! Get out of my house now!” Leon shouted as he blew the three of them out of his house with his energy. Kayson landed on the ground with feline graces, and Leon’s voice erupted from his house. “I’m in a good mood today. I won't kill you since you’re Urias’ friends. Now, get lost!”

The exquisite wine glass shattered on the ground, reflecting countless tiny light rays. Looking straight at the forests on the screen, he watched Veronica's thin, pale body walk more profoundly like a ghost. Through the green leaves, the sun shines on her body, making her look paler as if you could never get to the bottom of her heart and warm her up a little. "Let's check out how sneaky she could get." Uriel is his beta steward who has been awarded the highest medal level. He always keeps his identity in mind and never speaks much. Now, he begged him just for that stubborn woman.