Mass Outbreak Shiny Hunting Novels & Stories

Arthur cried out from the backyard. Zack rolled his eyes as he took the food that had been prepared by their mother. He brought it out into the backyard as Arthur and Damien—the Delta of the Shadow Pack—were arranging the tables for their gathering that night. “Would it help if you just use the mind link? You don’t have to shout throughout the forest so that everyone would know I am a lazy ass son of a—”

We choose to move. “Fucking hell,” Jestoni growled, tossing his cue down. “This table’s turning.” I took a seat near the corner, swirling my own glass of scotch, amused. “We wolves are part of this world, hunters or not, they don’t have the right to kill us.” Antonii chuckled, shaking his head. “The hunters won’t see what’s coming to them.” I nodded once. “The Virus met’s rollout hit every black channel from Prague to Manila. Dirt cheap. Addicts are biting hard. And the wolves… well, you’ve seen the results.”

Sharon said. " And what was that?" Elsa asked. "My mom wanted to end the war between the hunters and werewolves... My clan signed a peace treaty with the hunters and they went against it. That lead to the death of my parents Elsa, i don't wanna make same mistakes, i don't trust anyone outside my pack." Sharon said and brought out her phone. She checked the message and her countenance changed. "Hey Sharon is everything alright?" " The Primus i killed is a decoy, the real Primus is alive." Sharon said.

I wasn’t sure if Shane knew about them, but I was guessing that the chance was small. If we could get them to come in here, we could keep them trapped. The last thing I wanted was for any of them to get away. We were planning to fight another day, but this may be our chance to wipe everyone out once and for all. Lunar Eclipse would be no more and as far as the hunters, we could put a dent in their numbers. “Have everyone come inside, alert those inside to prepare but wait for my command. We will give them the war they want. Let’s trap them in. We may be outnumbered, but our biggest concern will be the hunters.” I told him.

I ran faster when I got the scent of her blood, then paused when I got to the clearing where it had been spilled. I could smell humans in the area, she must have been shot at. I sniffed at her blood and detected traces of silver like I suspected. These weren’t normal hunters, these were humans who knew of the existence of shifters through one means or the other. It has been decades since shifters have had any trouble with supernatural hunters and all the hunters that had tried to expose or destroy them had been killed off. Most shifters born during and after that period didn’t even know supernatural hunters ever existed because the hunters were destroyed before they could become a problem. S

“Vampires get off on spectacle. Wolves clean up after themselves.” I felt the buzz of agreement ripple around the table. “So we’re agreed. This is a setup.” Lydia’s mouth twisted. “Maybe. Maybe not. Either way, the cops are on us. We need to present a united front.” Grant, standing behind me, leaned in. “Cops are only half the problem. If the humans get spooked, they’ll bring in hunters.” Milo’s face tightened. He’d lost two brothers to a hunter’s silver in the last year. “Then we need to find the vamps responsible. Fast.”

I shouted at the screen as I watched a group of the Raze firing nets out from their guns, trapping a wolf. “AP,” I growled into the walkie. There was only a slim chance he’d be able to hear me. After Cillian had shifted into his wolf form, the other shifters had seen no reason to stay in their human forms. The scene was wild. My heart sank into my stomach. “Check the skies for media,” I told Holden. We need to scramble our frequencies in case we have choppers or planes in the sky watching this. The last thing we need is for footage of this massacre to get out to the public. You saw what happened when they released footage of me in their compound.”

“I'm sorry, please don't be mad at me, Princess.” I looked at him and just sighed. I knew I couldn’t stand being mad at him either, not with those dark pleading eyes. “Fine.” I withdrew my hand and finished applying the medicine to his wound. Then, carefully wrap it with gauze. “There, all done. So, have you ever met a Hunter before?” I asked. “Once, twice. We avoid them as much as possible. Some of them can be quite... a pain in the ass,” Shaun said.

I shot a look at the cabin to our left reading 778 "we're close to 777... Cabin 777." It made me uncomfortable that we were now stopped "Shit... Get the keys ready and hold them tight." I looked closely at the door of cabin 778 Okay, two locks. "You ready?" "Yeah come on." Trey then turned to face where we had just ran from. "Good." I looked at the zombie group three cabins down and closing fast as Trey bolted forward dragging me with him. The run back was made easy because of our previous footprints in the snow

My retaliation was a public humiliation in front of the entire university that Gary could not simply ignore. The game of humiliation he had carefully planned had turned into a public judgment of him and his lackeys. It broke the last of his restraint and made him go mad. He dropped the civility and stopped testing the waters. That night, the app posted an unprecedented "Ultimate Hunting" Quest. The title was crimson red. [Ultimate Hunting Quest. Capture Sinead alive and take her to the abandoned classroom building in the north.]