Novel The Jungle Novels & Stories

exclaimed Haruna, in front of them was a whole another world city, it was dawn time in the city, so everyone was walking the roads and going there work but the interesting thing about this there was not a single human walking this bustling street, there were all other people from animal faced to elves and there were also some ogres walking the street and there were amazingly built houses just like in the real world from skyscrapers to there were even treehouses outside the city and in the middle was a huge castle and inside the castle laid the queen of this city, she was known as Galadriel, the queen of elves. Leo and everyone stood there admiring the beauty of the town as they were approach

See you in the jungle. Just a few yards from the village the jungle pressed in, surrounding Ruth on all sides with a verdant ripe softness. There was a smell of heat, mildew, and something rich, like fruit cake. The humidity was incredible. Her shirt and shorts stuck to her wet skin. Rivulets of sweat trickled from under her hat band.

The jungle had swallowed their screams. The Bone King’s blade still seemed to glint behind Jenna’s eyes as David dragged them through the storm-soaked undergrowth. And as the drums faded behind them and the night pressed close, the truth settled into Jenna’s bones with icy finality—this was not freedom. This was only survival. Rain still dripped from the canopy in slow, heavy beads as David led Jenna and Steeve deeper into the jungle. The storm had weakened, reduced to a distant murmur of rolling thunder, but the fear it had carved into their bones remained sharp and alive.

I assumed she would be another gorilla, but after searching the depths of every jungle, I have concluded she's somewhere else. As I walk through the streets of New York, I look around, thinking I'm way over my head. What the hell made me think my mate would be here? I know they call this place the jungle, but it's not the type of jungle I'm used to. At least in my jungle, we have civility. Here, it's every man for themselves.