Naruto Finds A Baby Wolf Fanfiction Novels & Stories

The wolf is just a rogue with nowhere to go. I read in a book once that a Luna can transfer a little healing to someone. Will it work for me? Well, I better try and find out, with pain, I crouch to the wolf’s level. The concrete floor bruises my feet, but all I care about is the wolf. Even though it tried to harm- rather kill Juni and I. I place my hand on the wolf’s fur, it feels cold under my touch, I close my eyes and focus, my mind is empty, like I am reeling into another world.

It is weakening and will perish any moment, Luna told me softly and I sobbed. "I'm going to miscarriage the child," I told Amarok and he began to howl sadly. I climbed off his back when the cramping started. Luna told me to change into her so the wolf couple could mourn their loss together. I undressed and converted to my wolf. She began panting and laid to her side as she expelled the tiny infant. She howled painfully. We will collect the infant and take it to the family crypt, Lennex told me and I nodded and thanked him. Amarok has requested that I let him kill Firo and I told him most certainly, he added and I agreed completely. Luna asked me to let her rest and I changed back to myself a

I carefully assessed his expression and said, "There is something that you are not telling me." He blinked in surprise before sighing in defeat. "Our Luna... She is unable to have kids. When we originally thought we had spotted an orphan pup, she had asked us to double-check if it was an orphan and to bring it back if it was. Even though she knows that you are not a pup, your small wolf form is still kicking her Luna instincts into action. The Alpha has no problems with it either. If you are good at foraging and harvesting, you could be an asset to the pack."

Auberon growled within my mind. "Your baby sister is no longer here and has gone to her resting place with your parents. Lay her next to them and I will take you somewhere safe," I told the young wolf. Kira carefully laid the small pup between both parents' corpses and looked completely devastated. She wiped her eyes and mumbled softly that she could not give her sister the milk she required.

“And the baby. That’s how I found out I was pregnant.” My eyebrows drew together, confusion flashing across my features. “So he knew before you did?” She nodded slowly, her hand going to her stomach like she couldn’t help it. Like her body was trying to protect something her mind hadn’t fully grasped yet. She picked the phone back up, her fingers trembling as she typed something else, then handed it to me again. He’s still too weak to do anything, but that does not mean he won’t be watching and listening and paying close attention to find out who the wolf is. We need to find a way to get rid of him before he regains his strength.

As he launched into an excited explanation about each scribbled wolf and oddly-shaped tree, Conan listened intently, nodding at all the right moments. I watched them quietly, my chest growing tight with something warm and unfamiliar. He doesn’t have to do this… but he is. My wolf lifted her head, her golden eyes glowing softly. He sees us. He sees our pup. He protects what is his. He’s not ours, I whispered back, ignoring the pang in my chest. “Mommy!” Jayden called, waving a paper at me. “Look! Big wolf is in this one.” I blinked. “Big wolf…?”

Rosalind whispered, her voice barely audible over the rustling leaves. Under the full moon's glow, the baby transformed. Tiny paws emerged, followed by a fluffy coat of soft, silver fur. The pack held its collective breath as the baby's features shifted, her little nose elongating into a button nose, her ears pointing upward. And then, piercing the night air, came the baby's first howl. The sound was raw, pure, and hauntingly beautiful. Pack members cheered, their voices echoing through the forest. Cathryn beamed with joy, her eyes shining with tears. "She's a true wolf," Cathryn said, her voice filled with pride.

My wolf snarled quietly beneath my ribs; instincts told me to move fast. The office door swung open abruptly. The nanny appeared, clutching Lana like a fragile thing. My gaze fell instantly on the baby. Her cries stopped as she caught my eyes, and something deep inside me stirred. It was a connection, a bond. Even though she might not be mine, my wolf and I both recognized her as part of my pack. I felt that invisible thread between us, an instinctive pull I couldn’t name but understood perfectly. I averted my gaze briefly “Bring her along,” I said, in a clipped but careful voice.

It only takes a second, and then a burst of energy comes back. ‘The baby is healing me, babe. And you need your strength for what comes next. He will come for you, and I am not sure I can do anything.’ She says, as a large mud brown wolf walks up besides Kimmie. The smile on her face turns to a smug smirk as she keeps going with the wolf by her side.

I inhaled and exhaled, "see mum it's my birthday and I have a pool game with my friend and I would love to get ready now." She nodded, "that's alright. Don't forget you are meeting up with Patrick's parents tonight. I promise we would all celebrate your birthday and you becoming a wolf hunter finally by tomorrow. The whole family is so proud of you. Come here. I love you." She said pulling me into a tight embrace. I chuckled into her embrace, that's enough mum. Can't you let me go now, I need to get ready." "Ok. Take care pumpkin."