Luffy Mentor Novels & Stories

"I am sorry, but my wolf is not qualified to be your mentor." "Please don't be modest, Alpha Derek," Peter persists, stepping closer. "My old wolf may be proud, but my brain is not a fool. My eyes can recognize true talent when it stands before my face, and your wolf is more than worthy of being my mentor." Liam suddenly slams his open hand incredibly hard onto the wooden table, unable to contain his hot anger any longer. "Elder Peter, this guy barely looks old enough to join a hunting party! How can his name possibly be worthy of teaching your great claws? His success with Cora's body must have been pure, lucky randomness!"

"That's what they'll teach me in Ameku?" "Luna Everleigh is a Lycanthrope who never completed her training with The Order. The Moon took her elsewhere-and asked her to lead one of The Order's most fiercely loyal packs. She will be your last mentor before you go to The Order. Avianna and I can only teach you the healers' art. And it will be easier for The Order to swallow if one of their favorite Lunas delivers you to them--which in turn, might make your life a little less unpleasant when you get to France."

She looked ahead, and he was right—the vice captain of the southern division is indeed the new mentor. "So…" He lightly shook his head to wake himself, "Apparently I’m your temporary mentor while Khalil is slaying vampires with the eastern division. That kid was once my student, so I know how softhearted he is, and he’s probably giving you a very easy time in here." Arianne silently disagreed. Khalil was one of the strictest mentors they encountered. She just wishes that Johan was just being sarcastic or joking. If not… they’ll have a week of hell.

“People with good intentions make promises, and people with good character keep them. You, Lucian, you were never one of them, so don’t impose your flaws on me.” I recalled standing under the oak tree with an engagement band, and I remembered how I felt afterward. I kept my promise and taught my daughter how to do the same. “I will teach you how to fight.” “What? Why?” “You need someone to teach you how to fight. I will be your mentor, that's final.” With that, he stood up and walked away, leaving me in a haze of confusion. I bet he could not hold the weight of the truth. But then again, he had volunteered to teach me without considering that I had already asked Kyle.

"I want you to teach them martial arts because I've noticed Yuvan trying to get closer to Barrett. He may be looking to infiltrate the Mystic Army. Even though I'm the commander, the Royal Guard, Garrison Unit, Capital Guard, and Crown Guard have all operated independently in the past. I can't expect them to be completely loyal to me right away. "That's not the problem, though. The issue is, as their superior, they won't tell me who they associate with or discuss things in front of me. But as their mentor, you'll be different. You'll have a different approach. When you're giving them lessons, there will be breaks. They'll chat, and you can listen in. You'll get a sense of whether anyone from

" I laughed humorlessly, and it was clear that he was taken aback by my words. I smirked at him. "No matter how many insults you throw at me, I won't stop from proving myself that I am capable of doing my responsibilities as a Luna, and if you're here just to insult me rather than teaching and guiding me, might as well choose from one of the warriors to replace you as my mentor, Alpha Shawn." His face turned dark the moment I said the last line. His eyes were blazed with fire as he squinted them like two black orbs slowly melting under the sunlit sky. My eyebrows knitted together in a furrow at the sight of his expression. What is it this time?

Sure that she wasn’t crying anymore, she turned to gaze at me like she was admiring something. “The Alpha, the only one who acquired the flame sword Aura without a teacher to teach him or an elemental wolf link connection.” I went silent, stunned by what had crawled into my ears. Ryu didn’t learn flame sword aura from a master, nor was he an elemental wolf. That had to be one of the craziest things I’ve heard. “The Alpha is the strongest amongst us and is also the only one who could ever chase off the Moon Hound Pack who kept to our tail. Their Alpha is such a jackass.”

You deserved better. If you ever need anything, even just someone to talk to, reach me at this number: [number] Stay safe. Stay strong. And remember what I taught you: trust your instincts. They've never been wrong. - Ryder I stared at the letter, emotions swirling. Ryder. My first mentor. The person who'd taught me to fight, to trust my wolf. I'd been so caught up in everything else that I hadn't even thought about him graduating. "You okay?" Liam asked, appearing beside me.

Lucius said, focusing on me, “you will also take combat and strengthening classes to help you once you fully integrate into A Class.” “I will also take on the role of your mentor, and provide guidance to you when I can.” “My mentor?” “Her mentor?” Both Draven and I ask at once. I frown at his insistence to butt In again. I mean didn't I just tell him to mind his own business? Lucius ignores Draven, focusing on me as he explains. “Yes, your mentor,” Lucius said, crossing his arms with mild amusement in his eyes, “do you have a problem with that?”

It was Andrius! “W-Wolf King...” Even though Terry was pinned down, he still greeted Andrius respectfully. Andrius snorted and questioned, “Terry, let me ask you. Back when we were in the western region, how did I teach you to act as a commander? What was the pledge you recited under Florence’s flag?” Terry did not understand why Andrius was suddenly mentioning this and was momentarily dumbfounded. However, nearly every mid- to high-level member of the Lycantroops was mentored by Andrius. They held deep admiration and worshiped him.