Link From Wind Waker Novels & Stories

“Command you to change your form? Kent you just met her and she already has the power to—this was my point exactly. She was able to get you to change Kent. You can be in her power in no time. She already has a very charming aurora. I was nearly sucked in. I can't imagine what she is doing to an Alpha.” She was sending me wild. Her smell. The color of her hair, and how the blond turns into gold in the sun. I was close to wagging my tail in front of her when she asked me to change. I needed to keep away. Max was right. A Wolf Rider’s power was stronger for an Alpha. “You're right. I am going to keep away from her. I'll just ask Madeline to accompany me the next full moon and I can talk to her.

I told him I was just about to link him, and he ordered me to put the Luna in the car to get something to eat and head home. As I turn the SUV out onto the road, I glance in the rear-view mirror and notice Kelp is looking rather green. I glance at Alpha, and he is playing with his phone. Linking the gamma, I ask, "Hey, what's up? You're not looking too good." He looks at the little girl sitting next to him holding on to her wolf. Then I hear, "Mark, we have a problem." Again, I glance toward the Alpha, " What?" The Luna, she's moon touched."

Alex stood up, straightening her spine, walking tall, and started the steps of the Atomic Toilet. Once she reached the surface, she stood looking up at the near dawn sky. Alex needed to decide which way to go. Where would Jack go? She closed her eyes and remembered their conversation about the Link. Alex never really felt it, except when they touched. Could she really feel it when they were apart? The wind blew, picking up strength. It pulled her braid up over her shoulder. No, that was wind, not the Link. She searched deep down for that feeling. She didn't feel it. No burning feeling. No wanting. Only anger.

AURORA Mind-links can only be formed when two wolves—they don’t have to be blood-related or mated in any way—have formed a bond with each other. It makes the brain comfortable enough to form speech without movement between those two wolves. If it works well, you can connect with more than one person, as long as you all know each other, and once the bond of friendship, love, siblings, is broken, so is the mind-link. I spent the next two tiring hours searching the entire forest for wildflowers. Though the forest wasn’t as thick and bushy as Azonos—with my feet feeling the soft safe fresh grass unlike rustling of leaves or hard ground—it was still hard to navigate. Another security measure.

Ryker asked, pulling back slightly, his eyes narrowing as he followed my gaze to the empty tree line. “Yeah,” I lied, smoothly, forcing my voice steady. “Just wondering how long this storm is gonna last.” He studied me for a heartbeat too long but finally let it go. “Well, if you need a ride to work…” His words trailed off as his gaze flickered, gold burning in his irises. My stomach tightened. That look meant only one thing—he was being mindlinked. His jaw clenched. “Come on, let’s go. Those rogues are back.” He didn’t wait for me to question, just reached for my hand and pulled me toward his Hummer.

Even though Kiara was his mate, he could not establish a mind link with her as she was a human. But… It was worth a try. He closed his eyes and concentrated on it; all his attempts to establish the mind link failed. "Please, Kiara! Give me something." He muttered to himself and then, like a miracle, he had a vision in his head. It looked like the blurred image of some old factory. Icarus concentrated some more and saw a glimpse of Anne Maria, a white old truck, and finally an old windmill from the window. That was it…