Owl House Raine Novels & Stories

But the moment I grabbed it, another hand was on top. “O-Oh no! I’ll have it w-washed myself.” Raine with bloodshot teary eyes suddenly offered, eyeing the satchel. She must have noticed how I was so intent on saving that bag. Of course I would be! That was worth five hundred gold coins! “No, thank you. It’s mine, anyway. I’m washing it.” I smiled, glaring my eyes at her. Take your freaking hands off, Raine. “No! It’s the Omega that I ordered which spilled juice on it. I’m sure it’s part of a Luna’s etiquette to be accountable.” she flashed a gritting smile before pulling it all so suddenly that even I was pulled over to her.

A rustle erupts to her right, and she squints at the shadow on the ground, her night vision granted by her wolf counterpart allowing Olivia to easily make out the shape of what appears to be an owl, the bird perched higher on the small cliff of soil and leaves. The owl peers back at Olivia for a moment, holding in its beak a worm, and with the sound of another ruffle in the forest, the owl takes off, vanishing through the trees’ crowns. Olivia shrugs and stands from her crouch position, and she quickly dresses herself back, grabs her phone that she tucks in her sweatpants’ pockets, and she trudges to the forest’s outskirts, making her way back to the flat. As Olivia slides the hood of her sw

don’t want the enemy to hear me. They are very close to us just hiding up ahead in the trees. All the cats are up in the trees waiting to see what we do to the witch and Ray and then they will attack. By now they know enough about me from Ray to believe I to am a witch and that I am powerful. I know you don’t want me to fight the cats but I won’t lie to you my mate. If given the chance to kill Talis I will take it. However I will do what you asked me to do first. The forest is dense but I will make my way to the witch and secure Ray quickly. Then the cats will descend from the tree tops so be ready Selwyn and stay safe for me please.” Rain whispered her plans in my ear and I nodded to her t

Rain couldn’t help the thoughts circling her head, and she was thankful to have made it through the class without Mother Indigo calling on her and finding out she was no longer paying attention to her lecture. Walking out of the classroom, Rain bumped shoulders with a tall, dark haired girl named Owl. “Sorry,” she muttered. “It’s okay. But are you?” Owl asked. She wore her hair in two braids, like a little girl, even though Rain thought she was twenty-two, a year older than she was. Most of the girls in her classes were since she’d been advanced. “You look like you’re deep in thought.” “Oh, yeah, just… thinking about the lecture.”

Her eyes were wide with a frantic, darting terror. "You shouldn't have come," she breathed, casting a glance toward the balcony. "Rhea, he’s not who you think he is. None of them are." Behind her, the balcony door slid open. Finn stood there, the wind whipping his hair across his face. He looked different, more like a predator in his own den. He held a glass of amber liquid in one hand, and in the other, a small, black remote. "She’s right, Rhea," Finn said, his voice devoid of the desperation from the night before. "You really should ha... ha... ha..."

I felt the bile was impossible to be retained any longer. In the room Daniel was totally naked, leaning on the head of the bed with the blanket covering the lower half of his body and smoking. But that was not what totally dislodged me, what did it, was to see an also naked Olivia leaning on his chest with her face totally relaxed. My Olivia! “What the fuck is all this?!” I roared entering the room and slamming the door behind me and causing Olivia to wake up with a start "Oh, sorry, did I wake you up?"

Black fire that was burning but it wasn’t hot. ‘What is going on, Raine?’ ‘I…I don’t know…’ We looked over at Kat, but her wolf’s eyes only showed the terror as she looked at us. Turning, Raine tried to step towards her but she, while on her belly, crawled away from us further. ‘Stop, Raine. Don’t force her.’ ‘But…we are a wolf. We finally have our form.’ Raine sounded desperate and devastated. I tried to think for a minute of what we could before an idea came to me. ‘Raine, run to the river. We’ve been there a couple times, it has the pool at the end.’

“It’s mine.” I took a step back, putting on a hurt expression. “That’s a bit stingy, don’t you think?” Fleur’s gaze went cold—unfamiliar, almost chilling. “Some things, you’d be better off not getting involved in.” Right then, my phone rang. It was the orphanage director, Alex Warren. “Miss Shaw, could you come back right away? Raine just collapsed. She keeps muttering about a ‘music box’…” I looked up at Fleur.

She asked. "It's me, Aurelia, I'm here to inform you something." "Oh, Aurelia, I'll open the door right away.'' "You know her?". She nods. "She's our neighbor who lives in the house next to us.'' Rain opened the door right away. What Odin saw was a redheaded woman with twin tails, wearing a long dress with a panicked face standing outside the door. “Aurelia, a very good morning. What’s the visit about?” Rain asked. “It’s about the disappearance of the wolves from our village,” replied Aurelia.

I called out to the others. The first female came down carefully, shaking the whole way, like she didn’t want to be here and I grabbed her arm once she was close enough and pulled her fully inside. Then Moses came down next, holding the weak female in his arms. He landed heavily and I thought that he was going to drop her but he didn’t lose his grip on her. I pulled the wooden door shut above us and the sound of it closing echoed in the tunnel, and suddenly everything felt darker. The air was colder down here, and it carried a smell of moss and water. My wolf didn’t like it and pushed inside me, restless, ready to fight if this turned out to be a trap. I kept moving forward, one hand on the