Lupin English Novels & Stories

In anger, he raised his right hand to strike me with a punch. "Don't!" The MC commanded him. "She..." He pointed towards my direction. "She's a virgin hybrid, who holds the key to the sacred. She is also the last remaining lupine of her kind. Claiming her as yours guarantees beautiful offsprings, accessing the magical, and a free showcase of endless magic..." Before he could even finish speaking, the men were already bidding. "Twenty million dollars!" "Thirty million dollars!" "Forty two million dollars!" More and more kept coming, until something strange happened.

“The Hunters have never really been known for their subtlety when it comes to our kind, but wait till you hear this next part: Lupin specialises in the processing of turning aconite into what the world knows as Aconit—a drug used by humans to help improve heart and kidney function in people with heart failure, but that isn’t all. “Lupin is owned not by Fraser Inc. but by a sister company of theirs several times removed from them enough to be missed. But even in spite of all of this, I would still not be entirely certain of it being where Elaine was kept if Julius’s flight history didn’t tell a certain story...” Immediately the last piece of the puzzle finally clicked into place, and I felt m

she mutters to herself, her gaze fixed on the book. After a moment of contemplation, her face lights up with a burst of realization. "Ah, yes! Lupin," she says with enthusiasm, her voice betraying her excitement. "It means 'wolf' in our language. And 'ette'... it's a suffix that means 'little' or 'small'!" A sense of satisfaction washes over her, as if she has triumphed over a formidable puzzle. She looks up at me, her eyes gleaming. "So, 'Lupinette' would translate to 'little wolf'!"

The second entry catches my eye because the herb she mentions sounds familiar. Lupinus Oreganus is notoriously hard to find, typically thriving in prairies and the outer forest edges. I've yet to locate any nearby; the only place I've found it was in the Siuslaw. "Lupinus Oreganu..." I consult her herb notebook and quickly locate what I need—Lupines, a plant known for its role in visions and clarity.

They are hanging loosely off his hips. "Have you figured it out yet Maggie?" as he reaches out to feel my forehead. "Figures what out?" He lets a small laugh out "You are a late bloomer. You are known as Lupus werewolf. You get your wolf on the first full moon of your 29th Birth year. You are a rare breed but to be one of the strongest of wolves out there."

Hunter idly twirled a strand of her hair while Jane shot daggers, looking like she wanted to toss Dahlia out a window. Lupin glanced at Henry and Dan. “Since you guys covered lunch, drinks are on me tonight at the resort.” “Real generous of you, Lupin,” Henry said, raising an eyebrow. “What do you even do for a living?” “I own a company,” Lupin said casually. “Mostly travel, though.” “Name of the company?” Dan pressed. “G&R Incorporated,” Lupin replied. Dan nearly spit out his soda. “The snow gear company in Germany?”

“Any update? Please tell me you figured out what was wrong with her. Please tell me she'll be fine.* “After everything, we finally have a diagnosis.” I fought the urge to give a mini victory dance on his desk. Since the doctor now knew what was wrong with her, it meant she could get treated, and could get better immediately. “ I have no idea how it happened or got into her system, but she consumed lupine. “Lupine?” I repeated. “What's that?” “It's a rare substance that breaks down the muscles of a wolf when combined.” My heart dropped to my feet at his words. “it makes the werewolf weak, and if that substance isn't stopped, it's affects could be dangerous.”

“Alpha Eisner, I am sorry to bother you, I am Alpha Lupin from Canada, and I was hoping that I might be able to hire you, and your coders, to look into a problem I am currently having?” “Lupin... from Canada? Any relation to the royal Lupin’s? And you say you have a coding problem?” I skirt the question of my lineage and hope that answering the last question will suffice. Using my name, and affirming which Lupin family I am from, always ends up with people asking for things over and above the business at hand. “Yes, sir, a pretty large coding problem actually.” “Enough with the Alpha, and sir, stuff, Helmut, please!”

I furrowed my brows, still weirded out by the sudden question. “Well, it is mostly for hunting like aconitum, artemisia, lupine-” “Lupine,” she replied in an instant. “How is that supposed to be the answer?” Both Alarick and I asked. “Lupine is poisonous to werewolves. Once a hunter puts some of it in his spear and you get wounded by it.” I nodded at what she said. That is what I do all the time. “But it can prevent you from turning into a werewolf when it is directly ingested.” My eyes widened at what she said.

Lots of it. Lupine is a beautiful flower that looks like a much larger version of lavender. If I jump off this log I’ll land in a lupine patch. Uncle J is not playing around. Silver and lupine are toxic and lethal to a mutolupus, but as long as nothing gets in the bloodstream I should be okay, so while this would be unpleasant we’re not in mortal danger. Uncle J wouldn’t endanger our lives for the sake of training. My best chance is jumping as far as I can and hoping I’m out of the danger zone.