Midna X Link Novels & Stories

Kimber and the others stared at her wondering what was so funny, but Marcu, Dr Grigo, and Drago just looked at them. “They know,” Madchen whispered, “Yes, they know we can mind link, our secret is out,” Throughout the report, Drago stayed with Madchen, keeping a possessive arm around her waist, at least until he had to let go, and take a look at one of his patients.

Protect the pack at all costs. ‘Yes, Alpha!’ Limuel and Jack, seasoned warriors with unwavering loyalty, acknowledged the orders through the mind link. Their responses echoed back to Xander like a reassuring hum, a testament to the seamless coordination that had been forged through countless trials. The pack link became a conduit of shared purpose, knitting the warriors into a collective force against the looming threat.

“Sure, little wolf. What can I help you with? “I can’t mindlink.” “Most likely because you are a Rogue.” He answers quickly. “No, you don’t understand. I have never been able to link anyone.” “Never? Not even the Alpha’s of Midnight Pack?” I shake my head He won’t believe us. He will think we are lying. I told you we should have never told Jaxon! Anika sulks. “I can link her.” Jaxon tells Quinn, “The connection is there, but for some reason, she can’t hear me.”

I can feel our soul as it starts to glow in our chest, and watch in awe as the tethers that bind me to everyone start to glow and flow as light towards others. Most of the pack is linked with thin white bonds that flow as if smoke is filtering past. My link to Liam and Mary is blue. Family bonds. Strong and vibrant. As soon as I turn to Lewana, a large red bond, thick as rope, surges from my chest and wraps around both of us, joining to hers. I have to fight the urge to pull her into my arms and kiss her as she is still possessed by the Moon Goddess. I get distracted when I see red sparks flickering in the crowd.

“You will be the best Luna. Why don’t you take a shot at Nik? See if you can hear his thoughts through the mind link.” “Are you sure?” Her eyes went to Nikolai. He nodded. “Go ahead.” Maia walked around Liora, touching her arm lightly and whispering over her shoulder. “Close your eyes, take a deep breath. Search within you for the tether that now runs between you and Arcadia. Search the strands until you find Nikolai, then hold.”

Adrian added. Sensing my internal struggle, my twin sister stepped closer, her eyes shimmering with tears. "Seraphina, I've yearned for this reunion for so long," she confessed, her voice filled with a mix of pain and longing. "Our grandfather stole our bond, but now we have a chance to rewrite our destiny, to rediscover the love that was robbed from us."

“I like you, Nadine.” ‘Mindy can hear us.’ I replied over the mindlink. ‘I didn’t say anything wrong or embarrassing. But I understand. Perhaps when I return, you’ll like me a bit more.’ I giggled before I pressed my lips against him, not even minding if Mindy could see us. I was simply marking my territory. After too many hugs and kisses, Xander left. He would have stayed a bit longer if Maddox hadn’t mindlinked him, insisting he show up at the packhouse right away. So he had no choice but to go.

She looks up at me with surprised eyes and I smile at her. “Yep, we can mindlink now baby. We have completed our matebond 100%, so now we can mindlink and feel each other’s emotions and so on. The mindlink is just as if you talk to Moon. Only if you want to mindlink me or anyone else you have to reach out to the person let them know who you are so they can let you in.” I tell her through the link.

I blurted through our mind link. A mind link is a connection between packs a bit like an inner walkie talkie if you like that you can communicate through when needed without having to speak out loud. It sure comes in handy for moments like this when I didn’t have my mobile on me! I was so scared right now, my Lilah could have thrown herself into the lake because the fucking Moon Goddess gave me someone I didn’t want for a mate! Or I did want her as a mate…. Oh I don’t fucking know!

Elara’s breathing began to steady. After a long minute the pull faded completely. I let go of her hand and sat back. “Better?” She nodded slowly. “Better.” My father rubbed his face. “I need to study this further. The link should not require physical contact to stabilize.” “Unless the link itself is incomplete,” Julian said. We all looked at him. “What do you mean?” I asked. “You said carrier to carrier,” Julian said to my father. “Two people from the same bloodline. But what if the link is not actually anchored fully in Selina. What if it needs both of them. Together. Not just connected through blood, but present.”