Pirate Sora Novels & Stories

None of us wanted to hear it, but Sora didn’t need to be told twice. She walked in the back, too busy flirting with some guys, running her hands over their muscles and offering them sips of her water. They all seemed to be enjoying the attention just fine. Even though the crate in my hands wasn’t the heaviest, my hands were still aching. Still, I wasn’t planning to let go. I’d be damned if I gave anyone the chance to whisper about me, the girl who vouched for the witches but couldn’t be bothered to carry anything herself.

—a high-frequency burst of data that made Jade’s Phoenix wings flare instinctively. "Breach! Breach!" Aris’s voice crackled over the comms. "We’ve hit a Siren-Net! The pirates... they aren't just here for the cargo. They’ve got a Dividend Reaper-Class pulse! They’re trying to hack the Bridge!" Jade scrambled to her feet, her hands already glowing with silver-white fire. "Caspian, stay here. You aren't stable enough for a digital fight yet."

“That information pique my interest and looking at you now, I just notice, you have such a small shoulder length compared to a real guy. Was that information really real or not? Now, I wanted to know more. “Tsk, what are you implementing?… Don’t answer me with another question.” “Oh forgive me, but I too doesn’t know who was that guy as he love to cover his face with a mask. Anyway, I’m really interested to you. Looking you as a girl, you’re more beautiful than Julliana.” Sora suddenly leaned to her making her to step near the wall, his hands then instantly slammed on the wall, locking her to not go anywhere. Zitrey frowned.

But as we drove through, Sage's silence and occasional glances in my direction made me feel like an outsider, a constant reminder that I didn't belong in their pack. Tonight is when Sage announces me to the pack as his new Luna. I stood beside Sage, my heart racing with fear and a hint of discomfort. We were surrounded by the pack, their eyes fixed on us as Sage raised his hands for silence. "My dear pack members," he began, his voice echoing through the hall. "I have an announcement to make. As you all know, our pack has been without a Luna for a while now. But tonight, I proudly present to you our new Luna, Lyra!"

They all looked at Sori expectantly. After a short pause, she realized what they were waiting for. She smiled; her cheeks flushed a little. “Um. Hi. I’m Soraya Wayne with a y. Formerly of Silverpine Pack. Currently believed to be deceased.” Her smile broadened when she realized that she shocked them all into silence. It made me proud to see and hear her move beyond her ordeal and poke some fun at it. “Well done, Mate,” I said teasingly. “You’re obviously very much alive. Thank Luna.”

Sora wasn’t listening to anyone. Not the fairy guards. Not my father. Not even the Fairy Queen herself.. The wolf’s eyes stayed locked on me as if the rest of the world no longer existed. The corruption surged again beneath my skin. Sora lost what little control he had left. His claws hit the glowing floor hard enough to crack stone as he pushed harder toward me. “No!” Mom shouted again. The symbols around me flickered dangerously. “Johanis, control your wolf!” “I’M TRYING!” We could hear him scream. But Sora wasn’t trying to be controlled.. that was the problem. As he was terrified. I could feel it through the mate bond now beneath all the rage and violence.

She answers with a smirk playing on her lips. “So to find the oracle, all we need to do is read the book?” Sawyer asks. “It seems simple enough.” “But that’s the problem, it’s never that simple.” I answer looking directly into the witch’s eyes. “No, it never is.” She answers as she looks at me and smiles maliciously. “What is it? What is it that we have to give you?” I ask her coldly. My brothers, Dora and Penny, notice the change in my demeanor and look curiously at the witch leader.