Mount Justice Novels & Stories

Luca watched her glow. “I passed,” she said, leaping into his arms. “I’m so proud of you,” Luca replied. “But we got to move, the jet’s waiting.” “Wait, what? Where are we going?” “Wyoming. United States.” “Wyoming? What’s in Wyoming?” Jade asked, confused. “Jackson called me out. I accepted. So now we fight.” “Seriously? Can’t we just skip this whole thing?” “Not a chance. Backing out would make me look weak.”

I whispered as I urged my stomach to stay put. “You look a little green…” Justina smiled. “Fuck… you.” I said, glaring at her. That caused everyone to laugh, and I noticed the tension eased up. Was everyone uptight with me there? “Alright, team. Game faces.” Jet said, slipping his arm around my shoulders. He kept me tight against him as some warriors went to the front of the pack and other moved to the back. “There are supposable some that have been spotted ten miles directly north. Watch your step.” We were on the mountains, so it was easy to fall and make a mistake.

Once he was out of sight, I sighed and reached for Jesse, finding her attention already on me. ‘You told him?’ ‘I did.’ ‘Is he mad?’ ‘He’s furious. But calm. Because he’s good at that.’ She snorted. Then she sighed. ‘Cazz… are we going to get through this?’ ‘We’re going to do our best. And if we don’t… we’re taking as many of these fuckers down with us as we can.’ ‘What’s going to happen when we get to the mountain?’ I took a deep breath and let it blow out. ‘War.’

QuickShot: My eyes snap open when I hear the OutPost's doors slide open. Immediately, I reach for my bow and an arrow and aim at the door. "Hey, hey, hey," JumpStart says, stepping back and holding up his hands. "Peace! We come in peace! Uhh, I don't have anything for a peace offering. Do you guys have something?" Ms. Justice searches her pockets. A few minutes later, she pulls out a chocolate bar. "I have this," Justice answers. "Do you want it?"

Justus shoves me behind his body, the other Last Pack males rushing to stand at his left and right, blocking me from the Salt Mountain alpha swaying on his feet. He didn’t even go down.

“But with a mount, it means that you’re not alone and there’s something else that can protect you from other beasts. That’s what I know.” “Alright… What if the mounts run? Would the previous rule apply as well?” Jai asked. Darrion looked up in thought. “I don’t really know about that, I didn’t ask that deep. But I don’t think so. Did you remember the monster in the parking lot?” “What about them?” Jai asked. “They’re mostly bird mounts and big mounts like Daimumu. Bird mounts are fast, and they can run fast. I don’t think they would open rent for this kind of mount if that rule applies to monster as well. Don’t you think so?”

River chuckled and pinched my butt. “Hey!” I smacked him on the arm with my spatula. River laughed as he walked away from me and grabbed his coffee. “I'll take Lyle with me today. Will you make it to the game in time?” The game was in Billings, Montana, at the college. This gave his team a chance to show how great they were. “Actually, I'm closing the arena today,” I said and shrugged. I walked around the island to him. “What?” he asked.