Novel & Cerita Paw Patrol Everest Tracker

of the Crimson Flame Pack, using sound blasts to disorient enemies. The Gamma in charge of recruitment looked up, frowned, and waved them off. "Under eighteens aren't allowed——" His words cut short. Paisley spun and leaped, steel studs on her boot soles sparking against the ground. Her whip lashed out like a living thing, ensnaring a granite target twenty paces away. Her left arm suddenly shifted, gray wolf fur bristling with veins, wolf claws gripping the whip handle tightly. With a muffled roar, spiderweb-like cracks spread across the rock surface. As chunks fell away, they revealed the Dragon Ash's ice-pattern insignia embedded within—a provocative display of a wolf's trophy.

I have been contemplating whether or not to send them and I am still no closer to an answer. A knock on my office door breaks through my thoughts and I look up. “Come in.” I call out. The door opens and Derek steps inside, followed by Jake and Peter. Each of them holding a folder with training schedules, patrol updates, the usual. Jake drops into the chair without waiting. “You look miserable.” He says looking at me and I roll my eyes at him. “Good morning to you too.” I mutter. “We brought the reports from the trackers stationed near Crescent Moon and Black Eclipse.”

The tracker swallowed once before finishing: “Crescent Pack soldiers are already watching her.”

*Flashback* I hate running the border. There are 8 trackers in the pack, right now, and only two of us run the border, so we are doing twelve-hour shifts. I am hopeful that the newest tracker will be fully trained soon to take some of the load off myself and Delaney. We used to have 6 on shift, that was until a couple got too old, and another got hurt. We haven’t had enough pups to take over, when Oston showed the ability to track we were all so excited, when she showed the ability to be stronger than any of us, we were elated. I have high hopes for her, she is going to be sought after for missing persons and what not, she just needs to get trained first. I don’t think I have seen a pup as d

“James is waiting for you at the northern perimeter.” “How many wolves did patrol spot?” I demand, my voice tight with impatience. “None yet, Alpha,” Marco replies, looking slightly confused. “But the tracks are fresh. Less than an hour old.” I nod curtly and shift into drive, heading toward the northern edge of our territory. The car bounces over the rough access road, trees pressing close on either side. My wolf paces beneath my skin, restless. The northern perimeter comes into view, marked by ancient stone cairns that have defined our territory for generations. James stands beside one of them, his flashlight sweeping across the ground. Several other trackers are positioned around the area

"Fine Alpha. I'll remember it carefully." "Just a patrol officer... For example, he has to have everything as a complete package, he has to be able to fight, he has to run fast, he has to have high endurance, he must have good instincts and he must be good at tracking, otherwise ... Security of this pack will be disturbed. When a foreign wolf comes, they can smell it on the radar 10 miles, it is the result of training their sensitivity in tracking the smell of foreign wolves and so far my patrol officers are the best because they trained with my own hands."

I plan to make a trip to the Temple of the Goddess and speak with a priestess there. The two-and-a-half-hour mark comes along, and many more attempts were made. My pack mates would link me when a Tracker has fallen behind like I had asked earlier, eliminating them from the list of possible replacements as Head Tracker of Forest Paw. But I have a feeling like I’m being studied like a wild animal. Of course, I knew Leo was staring at me lustfully, but he made no attempts to move closer to me like before, probably afraid of his pack mates rebelling against him. But this other gaze made me hyper-aware of my surroundings as I try to pinpoint where it was coming from, but this person concealed the

However, she was kind of always prepared for all the surprise tests in advance. ‘I will let you know if I will figure it out.’ Destiny muttered. Settling in the Ever Green pack’s jeep, soon she was on the way to her college but was surprised to see a big rock in the middle of the road. “This rock wasn’t before.” Evan, one of the warriors of the Ever green pack, spoke to himself. His work was generally to drop off and pick up the students of the pack from the airport. He looked at the other warrior with him, and they both gave the nod to each other before hopping out of the jeep to remove rock from the road. A part of them was positive that this was a trap, but they had already mind-linked th

Fuck, how did we miss that … no one knows about them, that’s why. Unless they do. But there would be signs of more sightings. I take a deep breath. It’s probably nothing. “Taylor, I want you to move a few of your patrols to monitor the following areas.” I mind link him, giving him a list of all the different hatch locations across the packs. If she tries them again … we will be waiting. I had been so certain she was trying from across our border. As I list the locations, an easy feeling settles in the pit of my stomach. There was a hatch not too far from Stacey’s house and another one by the lake. “Will do alpha.” I can sense his determination through the link. I thank him, feeling a little

Gods, he couldn’t be more wrong. “Cesar,” I link quickly. “I need a distraction. Tell Theo there’s an emergency on the border. Now.” “On it.” A moment later, Theo’s phone buzzes. He answers, face darkening. “Shit. Patrol’s reporting movement near the east wall. I need to check it out.” He reaches to me. “You good here?” “Better than ever,” I lie. I waste no time. I open a private link to Eva. “Hey, beautiful,” I whisper. “Her wolf’s name is Kaya.”