Onyx And Storm Novels & Stories

Either way, he would be distracted enough with my scent scattered that with any luck I'd get the upper hand. The piercing call of Onyx rippling through the air was the only warning he'd offer. It signalled the start of his hunt so that when he won, because he was always certain he would, no one could contest it. CLAP. Onyx hit a wall of air that Rian created and sent him tumbling down towards the water. 'Don't,' I shifted back to being human and sent through the link to Rian and Sebastian when his beast went to dive for him, 'he's being dramatic.'

The cloud swirled and drew closer to our group. Fifi and Nalu panicked and stayed close to us and the little island of Silisk’s dead skin. We could hear the others screaming and the metahumans rushing to the other’s side to protect them. Before the storm could make contact with any of us, the triton began to absorb the storm. Byron and I fought to keep ourselves from being overwhelmed with the force that we almost sunk where we stood. And then, finally, it was over. No longer was there any storm that kept us trapped. All we saw at that moment was clear skies.

His fur was as raven as Onyx's and his striking eyes shone with the same icy blue as Dominic's. “You need to turn. I want to talk to him,” Onyx suggested. A moment later, and Dominic turned into his wolf as well. “Can you hear me? “ Onyx tried to reach out to DJ's wolf. “Yes I can,” DJ's Wolf answered. “What's your name? “ “Orion.” “That's a strong name.” Onyx praised. He stepped closer to Orion, and the pup raised his eyes to look at him. “I am your father.” “I know. I can feel it.”

I responded quickly. “You’re an omega, Odessa.” “It’s her choice,” Storm barked. “It’s a choice she shouldn't even be making,” Gage argued. “Gage, what the fuck?” Storm blasted. “Stop!” I yelled, getting between the two football players. They could brush me aside like a leaf. “I’ll do it okay, no questions asked. I just want him to be okay so I can kill him with my bare hands.” “Fine. Just go inside. Rex and I have to take care of the scene that was left behind,” Storm said.

I spent eighteen years praying for a mate who would save me. Instead, the Moon Goddess gave me the three boys who made my life hell. Kael. Thorne. Soren. The Alpha’s triplets. My bullies. And now… my fated mates. They look at me with pure disgust. They threaten to reject me the second they find a reason. They make sure every day at school and every night in the pack house reminds me exactly how worthless they think I am. But the bond doesn’t care how much they hate me.
And neither does the danger that’s already watching from the shadows. I was supposed to be free.
Instead I’m trapped with the three people who want me gone the most. So tell me…
how long can a mate bond survive when the

The Onyx wolf surged to the surface, a dark force that wrapped itself around her like a cloak. And in that moment, Serena understood. She wasn’t the key to their plans. She was the storm that would tear it all down.

Storm nodded that I was correct. It would definitely take time to get used to being called Luna. “Is what true?” One of my brows raised in question. “Your wolf. Is she a Phoenix wolf?” another woman asked me. Storm pushed forward, gold shimmers brightly displaying her presence. She slowly let out her aura that she had been keeping reined in. This way, they could see and feel it. Her aura alone was quite impressive. The stronger the wolf, the stronger the aura was. And, well, she was a damn strong wolf.

Onyx waved his hand and slipped it inside his pocket. "You f*ucking w*hore!" Owen yelled, and Onyx's head shot back at him. Onyx's eyes darkened as he trembled with wrath. "Say that again! I dare you!" His chest shuddered with wrath as he growled. Not a single word came out of Owen's mouth as he started trembling in fear starting into Onyx's haunting eyes. Ophelia was shocked beyond words at Onyx's reaction and all she could do was let Onyx drag her to the elevator. Ophelia didn't realize she was staring at Onyx until he looked down at her and she cleared her throat. She took a step away from his arm, and his grip on her waist loosened.

Levon’s voice was low and commanding, resonating with centuries of authority, "We have a task at hand. I want you to retrieve Storm from the hands of the Lycan.” Kon's eyes gleamed with understanding, a primal intelligence lurking behind the feral facade. He nodded once, a silent vow of obedience. "You will bring me, Storm. Do not fail me, Kon." With a guttural growl, Kon bounded out of the study, disappearing into the night like a shadowy wraith. The Count watched him go, a flicker of satisfaction briefly crossing his stoic features. Kon was his instrument of choice – swift, deadly, and utterly devoted.

Bryan’s POV Torey smirked slightly as he turned to me. “They won’t be expecting this,” he said. We all sat in my office, going over the plan. Torey and Prince agreed it would be best to strike in the unclaimed territory. It provided more protection for our wolves since Melinda and Alec were hiding between my border and Prince’s.