Lizard Mutt Hunger Games Novels & Stories

“Well, well, well, if it isn’t the devil.” His eyes narrow as he takes in my appearance. “Lana, what happened to you?” he looks on as the locusts continue to devour the spiders. “Are those locusts eating the Arachia demons?” I shrug my shoulder and point to the locusts devouring the creatures with a wide, maniacal grin. “Yep,” I giggle. “It looks like they messed with the wrong girl.” I laugh again, which makes his brow furrow.

Mason stood up from the front of the bus to look at the baker’s dozen children in their seats. They all ranged in age from three to ten, just as they ranged in their abilities. One little girl, Jade, had easily won my Mason over. She was only three years old and, like me, had a physical mutation that was reptilian… more lizard than a snake, but still, there were visible scales on her face, her winter jacket and pants hiding the others.

The wolf jumped again towards the Cursed until they were slammed into a tree. Hugo's breath jolted out, his gaze turned angry. Aryadi grunted in front of his enemy's face while sticking his claws into the man's chest. Hugo shouted out once. His body trembled for a moment before yawning and quickly turning into a wolf in red fur. Aryadi the black wolf gave a startled voice. Hugo took advantage of that split second by throwing the wolf Aryadi's body. Aryadi was thrown several fathoms while Hugo stood tall in his form as a wolf proudly.

he muttered until the door burst open with my flaming mate. His wings extended from his body and there was a fire in his footsteps as he walked in. The room grew dark and Loki stood at the doorway in awe. “Look at all, you guys! You are outstanding!” Loki raised his fists in triumph. “Anyone wanna play some video games!?” A feather flew out of his mouth as he coughed in excitement. Luci wasn’t scared of the big spider guy. He pulled me up and gripped me around his waist. “Listen here spider, she’s mine,” he growled. His heavy pants pushed my hair in front of my face as I spat it away.

“Searching for her mother, but she’s injured. I couldn’t get her to stay. I don’t know how long she’ll last. They hit her with a harpoon.” There’s a beat of silence before I continue. “He had an army of mutants, Ishir. Mixed breed animals that had no business being mixed. Not hybrids, these were animals with both sets of traits, like a lion with bat wings. He also had something that looked like it was meant to be a dragon, but it wasn’t, and Kenna had no problem defeating it.” “So, you think he’s taking her to his laboratory?” “He knows she's a dragon. He wants an undefeatable army. What better way to do that than to use my mate and my unborn son’s DNA.”

Ignis flew to my side,resting near my pillow as he tentatively communicated through our bond:[If you want to have a little dragonet,we could actually start right now. "Stop!Stop right there!I never said I wanted to get pregnant.Chloe is the one obsessed with having wolf pups!"I cringed hard. Ignis's slitted pupils stared intensely at me.[Don't you want to raise a little dragon with me?One that inherits pure magical power?] I pulled the blanket over my flushed red face and shouted,"We'll see how you perform!Right now,I just want food!I'm starving to death!" Please,how is a human supposed to do that with a lizard the size of a palm?He hadn't even shifted yet!

"Regarding the alliance treaty, we would like to offer you one of our maidens as a token of acceptance and submission to your will." Leo gestured to the shadows, and Lily emerged with her gaze fixed on the ground. "The first daughter of our pack, Azure," Leo said, parading Lily like a prized trophy. "She descends from a lineage of prominent pack healers." I abruptly stood up from my seat, my body trembling. All eyes turned to me as tears streamed down my cheeks. No. No—not her. Not Lily. I tried to speak, but no sound escaped, only the labored rise and fall of my chest. My heart clenched with pain as I rushed to my brother and collapsed at his feet, bowing my head low.

Luna and Alpha, side by side. The bond pulsed, surging through her veins like lightning. Every time she lunged, he was there—covering her flank, matching her movements with instinctive precision. They were a storm, devastating and unstoppable. But still, the shadows pressed in. A revenant larger than the rest broke through the line, its twisted maw dripping with black ichor. It lunged straight for Aria. She braced, but the creature’s weight was immense, driving her back. Its claws raked across her side, white fur streaked with crimson.

“Years ago, back when we were makin’ our way through Durango, ye got drunk as a skunk one night and got to mutterin’ all about the days before ye were a rebel wolf. Finally admitted to more than just bein’ a Grey Wolf who’d been unfairly cast out. Sumthin’ about a female and founding families, and bein’ cast from the pack fer the love of her. Gorgeous green eyes on the lass, ye said.” So that was how Murtagh had realized. It was impossible not to notice Lily’s large, emerald eyes. Not if a wolf took more than a passing glance at her… Unfortunately, she and her beastly brother shared the stunning trait. Murtagh was shaking his head. “Ye never did hold yer drink well.” Rebel scowled.

I sat him on the ground, and he walked away. Aidinth, who watched the whole exchange with his jaw dropped, walked up to me, put his arms around me, and said, “Why do you get that close to an alligator?” I laughed, “That’s no ordinary alligator. That’s Hugo. He helped Luna Abby take out a bunch of vampires, he is King Mateo’s pet, and Princess Ashina and I used to play with him every chance we got when we were growing up.” Aidinth furrowed his brow, “How did an alligator help take out vampires?” I laughed, “The story is a pretty cool one and a bit long to be telling you right now. We need to get in the castle.” Aidinth sighed, “I know, but I do love holding you like this.” I giggled as we me