Mowgli X Kaa Novels & Stories

" To Kagome Message: Which is why it's best to keep and reuse them. Since they are like rats and the best at hiding, they are good for gathering intel but that's if you manage to teach them how to collect intel." Galahad said, then gives it the scent of Kagome and it immediately walks to Kagome. " ... Ka... Kagome. .. One message for Kagome. ." Fake Sheep informed in a creepy gruff, raspy voice. " See how useful it is! You know what? I'm going to call you Repeater! " Kaen says happily as he bullies it by playing with its ears. It growls but it no longer tries to bite Kaen. " Why isn't it trying to kill you like just now?" I wondered out loud.

Morrigan withdrew a silver dagger and advanced on Kiara. The sight of Morrigan raising a knife above Kiara tore something loose inside and Stella and I merged in an instant. I leapt, landing before the Morrigan on all four, teeth bared, as we growled in full timber wolf form. A mental whip lashed at the Morrigan, ‘SHE IS INNOCENCE!’

The wolf howled as it went tumbling down the cliff. Without waiting to see whether it survived or not, I started running towards the hospital. If the rogues entered the territory then it's only a matter of seconds before they can get to her. I continued running until "Mel!" I heard kaira's scream. Hearing that, my wolf become crazy and started running towards the sound only to run into more rogues than I expected. There was about ten or fifteen of them, and Kaira was all alone fighting them. She shifted into her phoenix form shooting fire balls at them while I jumped into the fight biting and killing every rogue that crossed my path until they were all cleared.

Kaya Everyone had shifted. I looked at everyone as they were wolves. I mind-linked everyone, letting them know I smelt a giant moose. Telling my pack that this was a raw hunt. My friends already knew it was that kind of hunt. Over the last week, I had initiated the classes, and the little ones I was training seemed super excited. But, after a week of running around starting new things, I could use stress relief. I spent almost all my time doing something.

Moss pounded his chest proudly. As Deere regained his footing, his wolf-like eyes focused intently. Shaking off the shock, he moved into the counter. Moss attempted to seize him once more, but with a swift motion, Deere escaped his grasp. In a blur of movement, Deere slipped under Moss's leg, shifting back into his human form, and with a precise strike of his claw, he went for Moss's groin. Moss doubled over in pain, his groans echoing across the meeting grounds.

Over time, Morrigan noticed that he started clapping for her when she won during their tournaments. Morrigan found a friend in Kaya, the warrior she had beaten on the first day of training, born out of their desire to improve. Kaya is the eldest daughter of one of the previous Bests, being a term for the best warrior in the pack. Her father had been able to hold that title for five years–a few years longer than anyone else ever has. Kaya doesn’t disappoint, working day in and day out with Morrigan to improve.

Koa must have known what he was saying, I hadn’t a clue, because she nodded and then took off behind the brush and lowered herself to the ground and low as she could get and waited to pounce. It wasn’t long before we heard twigs snapping and a greyish wolf came into view. Koa watching him for a few moments, waiting on him to get closer. He suddenly stopped and stuck his nose in the air and sniffed. He started to turn in the direction that Jax went, and when he turned his back, that’s when Koa leaped out and landed straight on his and damn near smushed him like a damn pancake. “Who are you!?” Koa barked (no pun intended).

Muk Khai Khai started to dash towards General Lie Jun Xiong. General Lie Jun Xiong hugged his gentle beautiful princess immensely tightly in order to protect her well. General Lie Jun Xiong jumped up from the bed to the air in order to avoid Mr. Muk Khai Khai’s attack. Mr. Muk Khai Khai could merely smite the empty bed. Mr. Muk Khai Khai looked upwards. General Lie Jun Xiong’s both legs and feet swooped down and began to attack Mr. Muk Khai Khai right under him. Mr. Muk Khai Khai fended off General Lie Jun Xiong’s attack. Consequently, two pieces of wood and both General Lie Jun Xiong’s legs and feet hit and smote one after another intensely badly as well as excitingly.

I shouted, my voice trembling but loud enough to make the rogue pause and tilt its head as it sniffed the air, realizing I was just a wolfless girl with a piece of office supplies. ​The rogue growled, a deep and vibrating sound that I felt in my bones, and it crouched low to the ground to spring at my throat, but just as it launched itself at me, a massive black blur slammed into its side with enough force to snap the fence behind us. Kael was in his human form, but he moved with the speed of a beast as he drove a dagger into the rogue's heart and tossed the body aside like it was nothing more than a sack of flour.

Koa must have known what he was saying, I hadn’t a clue, because she nodded and then took off behind the brush and lowered herself to the ground and low as she could get and waited to pounce. It wasn’t long before we heard twigs snapping and a greyish wolf came into view. Koa watching him for a few moments, waiting on him to get closer. He suddenly stopped and stuck his nose in the air and sniffed. He started to turn in the direction that Jax went, and when he turned his back, that’s when Koa leaped out and landed straight on his and damn near smushed him like a damn pancake. “Who are you!?” Koa barked (no pun intended).