Novel & Cerita Long Bloody Roar

Suddenly, mid-bound, the world completely stopped. It didn’t come from the wind. It came from the earth. A sound tore through the atmosphere from the direction of the palace—a sound that didn’t belong to a child, or a human, or an ordinary wolf. It was a roar. A deep, resonant, ancient frequency that shook the bedrock beneath my paws. It was the Vane Roar. The ancestral call of the True Heir, a bloodline power so dominant, so devastatingly pure, that the sheer sonic frequency of it vibrated through the air like a localized earthquake.

They fight with vengeance, with hatred. Howls split into the air, the forest drowns out the whimpers. The ground swallows the blood that spills. Teeth tear into skin, claws rip apart flesh.Wolves zip past, paws pounding the sand. We hunt, chase, kill. It’s chaos, and it’s madness. From the corner of my eye, Macy shields a young Delta with her body, snarling, while Rio takes down two rogues at once. The chorus of our pack’s howls spurs me forward, refusing to let anyone fall. Then, I focus on the rogue I’m chasing.

The night filled with the sound of tearing flesh, snapping bones, and agonized howls. Then a scream ripped through the chaos—a young Delta slammed against a boulder, his body crumpling, unmoving. Austin’s growl deepened, blood streaming from his temple. His chest heaved, muscles slick with sweat and gore. He tore, flipped, and ripped through enemies like a storm of claws and teeth. But then…the ground trembled. A Rogue emerged from the thicket—massive, eyes blazing crimson, foam dripping from its fangs. It charged Alex like a demon unleashed.

I had honed my skills through countless battles, and my special power—the Moon’s Fury—allowed me to tap into the Luna energy and multiply my abilities. I stepped into the arena, and the cheers grew even louder. My eyes adjusted to the dim light, and I noticed that the air was thick with the smell of damp earth and something wild and feral. Suddenly, the ground began to tremble beneath my feet, and from the shadows emerged a massive creature. It was a Gromar—a fearsome beast with scales as black as coal and eyes that burned like embers. Its roar shook the arena, and the crowd gasped as one.

BELLA Those blood-red eyes burned in the darkness, filled with brutality, madness, and an unfathomable pain. Accompanied by the violent sound of chains rattling, that huge black shadow lunged toward the iron bars. "ROAR—!" An ear-splitting roar. A massive claw slammed against the iron bars, less than five centimeters from my face. I stumbled backward in terror, my back hitting the cold wall. By the pale moonlight streaming through the windows, I finally saw part of its outline.

The Courtyard of Blackwood was a theater of the grotesque. The "Alpha-Beast"—the monstrosity created by the Blood-Moon King—towered forty feet high, its skin a patchwork of matted fur, exposed muscle, and silver armor plates. Every time it let out a roar, a wave of "Lunar Rot" rippled through the air, making the pack warriors' wolves howl in agonizing submission. "Retreat to the Solarium!" Silas roared, finally finding his feet. He was covered in his own blood, his gold-and-sapphire skin now little more than a collection of glowing scars. He grabbed his sword from the snow and joined the line beside Caleb.

CASSANDRA Roxy let out a terrible roar. It was the most horrible sound I’d ever heard from a werewolf and it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. The dark-haired warrior sorceress didn’t cry and no tears spilled onto her cheeks, but her sea-green eyes were wide and bloodshot. “No,” she uttered as her full, lower lip trembled. “No, no, no.”

I shut my eyes, just like that night as if surrendering and ready to let it all happen because fighting and screaming did nothing when. A loud roar sliced through the air, threatening enough to make even the rogues flinch. The growl echoed deeper into the forest that I stilled. It differed from the others. More darker, heavier and even dangerous. I snapped my eyes open, his roar shattering through the present as it dragged me out of that nightmare, pushing me back to the moment. The rogues froze instantly, their ears falling flat. Some of them whined as they backed away and even the first that had pushed me to the ground was already trembling. None of them dared to move.

I grabbed the hem of Felix's shirt, fixed a pitiful expression on my face, and mumbled, "I believe you, Felix." Felix's expression softened as he helped me back to my feet. Taking advantage of the fact that the other wolves' attention was still on us, I retrieved a document from my bag and handed it to Felix. "I accidentally recorded your pup's blood type as AB when I registered his information last time. The truth is, his blood type is O." Felix's face twisted as he snatched the document from me. An eerie silence descended upon the hall. Everyone knew that all the wolves of the Blackrock pack had type-AB blood, making it impossible for a pup with type-O blood to exist in the pack.

I was standing still looking in both directions, wondering which one to take. “Scarlet Bloodmoon” Asher’s voice rumbled through the forest. I didn’t want to go back to him and I started to go back to where the woman was until 5 massive wolves rose from the ground. They looked like shadows with stars for eyes. They started bolting at me. I turned to run in the direction of Asher’s voice. Trying to escape these wolves. I haven’t shifted since I saw Asher and Saige Together at the mate ball. “I Asher Stormclaw, Son of Alpha Caleb and soon to be alpha, reject you as my mate and future Luna”