Paths Eren Novels & Stories

Running mid-shift, she felt the air race through her fur and with a happy yap, charged deeper into the forest. Doyen kept up with Erin, letting her enjoy the moment of being free for most of the time, nudging her when he wanted her to take a different direction until they finally reached the small inlet. Amazed at the small pond that was so deeply hidden that she would not have found it, Erin slumped out on the green grass, content as she closed her eyes.

The world was spinning, and spinning fast. She heard a low hum, and the squeal of brakes. A car. The door opened and the driver rushed out, yelling in alarm. She couldn't make out the words, only saw his mouth move. She was falling. Her eyes remained open as she hit the ground, the harsh contact barely jarring her, so far gone she was. She saw a face loom over hers, one she didn't recognize, meaning he wasn't from her pack, and forced her mouth to work, even if her voice wouldn't.

Daniel gave Erlyn a persuasive speech which Erlyn immediately agreed to. "Yes sir." They got into the car and Erlyn told him what happened. "It was Mrs. Ariel who told me that I should use the road that goes to the left, but the farther I went, the less crowded it was, sir. I'm used to quiet roads, and forests, but unfortunately... I don't know why it's different here," Erlyn explained, "here, it's not as fun to be in quieter places because I might get lost, whereas in my old place, I've memorized the places, so quiet places or even forests aren't scary to me at all," Erlyn said once again. Daniel just listened while Diego, his gaze once in a while, looked back and saw Elryn leaning on the b

"Oh, it's you. Set up the camera on the desk, adjust the angle, and get back to work." She gave a slight nod and walked in. "Welcome back, Scarlett." The sun was shining outside the window. The ER's ambulance rushed out, speeding off to pick up another patient.

He screamed miserably, "Stop, stop! Please spare me, I was wrong!" Valerie punched him a few more times before finally stopping. She looked at him and asked, "So now, are you going to cooperate?" Eren cried with a pitiful face and said, "Y-Yes! My name is Eren Kirstein, nickname Swift Shadow, an unofficial disciple of Thunder Sect." Eric shouted, "I don't care who you are! What were you trying to do, sneaking onto Mount Lourneau in the middle of the night?" Eren shrank back and replied, "I was gathering intel. And I figured I would try my luck and see if I could kidnap the Lloyd family's Dragon Prince."

A little girl from a secluded farm outside the Kingdom of Devonlaire padded her little feet on the muddy grounds of the forest. She was breathing hard as she tried her very best to run faster going towards their small cottage outside the forest. She must tell her mama what she found near the enchanted cave. Erin knew this things is a life and death situation. That lady she found laying on the sacred lake was unconscious and she doesn’t know how to save her. “I must get mama. The beautiful lady needs to be saved.” With that in mind, Erin ran as fast as could.

I ordered and closed the mind link. I paused when I passed the river to lap some water and to rest for a while. My members did the same. I looked up toward the sky and saw it was nearing nighttime. We have to find Erin. We need to track her fast. I can not take it easy until I rest assured she’s safe and sound. _________ Erin’s POV Have you ever tasted fear? The feeling that you have nothing left to lose so you got to give it a shot even if it means death?

And through it all, Erin had remained a constant presence in her thoughts, a beacon of resilience and unwavering friendship. But for Erin, the path to freedom had been fraught with unimaginable obstacles. Her captor had been relentless in his cruelty, leaving her isolated and devoid of hope. She had endured physical and emotional torment, her spirit seemingly on the verge of breaking. It was only through a fortuitous turn of events, a chance encounter with a kind stranger who saw her pain, that Erin had finally managed to escape her captor's clutches.

“Your name?” “Xerra,” I answered and looked at the older being. Then, I noticed that the army general walked away after looking down at the monitor on the table, wherein my name appeared after I placed my hand over the identifier machine. It would scan the entire records of the Aryan people if what we say matched there. “Tribe and age?” “Aigleana. I’m twenty-five. Look, I think you already know about me. My mother was the recently murdered Queen!”

"That's… why do...it quickly!" Erin's voice is starting to fade and her pale face is sweating like a fountain. Her shaky hands can barely control those golden ropes. It hasn’t taken much time for Mandira to comprehend her state. Although she has been getting updated in that never-ending world, experiencing it has cleared her mind. Taking this seriously, Mandira closes her eyes and starts chanting in a weird language. Erin can't understand a word nor does she wish to try.