Quileute Pack Twilight Novels & Stories

The orange hues in the sky proclaimed that it was getting the time of twilight. “I’ll reject you, Klaus. It will make your life easier," she startled me and continued, "there is no way that you can win against the Dark Moon pack and I don’t want your pack to suffer because of me,” she muttered in a cracked voice, struggling hard not to cry again.

A whisper hissed in Alice’s mind: The ritual’s now, weapon. A note fell from her backpack, unnoticed until now: Break or burn, weapon. The rally decides. The crescent moon symbol glared, and the lights dimmed, the crowd’s cheers slowing to a drone. Alice’s hands glowed brighter, heat surging, and she froze, the ritual’s pull tightening. She bolted for the exit, Kane’s voice calling, Liam’s plea echoing, Mira’s whisper lingering, Rhea’s taunt biting, Elara’s touch fading. The cult’s plan was a noose, and she was its knot.

My chest tightened as fire licked the charred remains of our pack, the red glow painting the night sky was something out of a nightmare. It was the Outworld Bloodbath. The red-hooded witches moved like shadows through the flames, their faces obscured beneath crimson fabric as they cast spells and lit homes ablaze. Our entire pack was burning. “Stay quiet,” Quinn whispered harshly, her arm shielding me as we huddled together. She was only eighteen, barely older than me, and her newly awakened wolf powers were still unstable. I knew she wanted to help our pack’s warriors and his brother, Kennedy, who has the acting Alpha, but Sullivan strictly instructed us to hide.

A slight smile appeared on his face before he went back into enforcer mode. “I’ll talk to Quinn once we are back in Chicago. You’ll just have to find a way to keep me in her good graces once I do.” She leaned her head back and closed her eyes. “You have nothing to worry about. I’m sure she’ll realize what it means to be mated to you. She watched Twilight in high school.” Sean gagged, faking dry heaving. “Ugh. Why the fuck would you bring up that trash? Werewolves don’t just run around half naked in the woods…” Claire’s raised eyebrow silenced him. “Ok. Not ALL wolves run around half naked in the woods”.

she added. I couldn't tell her facial expression since I kept my face down, but I was sure she was less than pleased. "Okay…ma," I stuttered. The news of the gathering filled me with happiness. It was my first chance to attend such an event, and the anticipation was exhilarating. Even Lexi shared in my excitement. It was an opportunity to finally find my mate, someone who could rescue me from this mysterious packhouse, my uncomfortable bunk bed, and allow me to breathe the crisp air once again. Of course, that was only if my potential mate would be present on that day. Midnight Lake Pack was renowned for its strength, boasting a substantial territory with 400 werewolves, and having Alpha Lor

Her gold dress sparkled like the light, and I felt completely at a loss. I looked back at Christian and he was looking at the girls so intensely. Did he like them already? I sniffed as I massaged my temple as I tried to ward off the growing headache that I was feeling. "Beautiful," the queen said with a laugh. Then she went ahead to call, Mona Leap from The Blood Moon Pack, Kristen Blackwood from NightCrest Pack, Katherine Wolfe from the Twilight Pack, Willow Drove from the Warrior Pack, Ana Royals from the Crescent Pack, Ella Drove from the WindRock Pack, Harriet Moon from the Shadow Pack, Noel Light from the Sundown War Camp, Bianca Air from the Star-crest Pack, Jessica Mills from the Ench

I frowned, and shrugged at him, "I.. just assumed, I guess, it looks the same." Finn smiled at me then, amused, "Most of the pack use these," he said, "they work best up here." Thane nodded, holding out his hand for it, and Finn gave it to him, "Well, whoever's it is, it might have something useful," Thane said, tucking it into his pocket, just as three large quad bikes pulled up. As the riders dismounted, removing their helmets, my stomach turned, "Oh, no.. Jess.." I breathed, feeling a huge wave of guilt as she ran straight over to Quentin, who was a bloody, barely moving mess.

The day of the hike dawned bright and clear, with a brilliant blue sky stretching endlessly above. Leo awoke early, feeling the thrill of anticipation surge through him as he prepared for the adventure ahead. After a quick breakfast, he gathered his gear and checked the map one last time, ensuring everything was in order. As he arrived at the meeting spot, the clearing buzzed with energy. Children from both the Bloodmoon and Silverpine Packs were assembling, their backpacks filled with supplies and their faces glowing with excitement. Leo spotted Elara, who was busy organizing the picnic items and ensuring everyone had their contributions.

“Now tell me. How did the attacks go today?” “Quite well,” Alpha Sylar said, lifting a steak with his fingers. He tore into it with his bare teeth and talked with his mouth full of steak. “They took out some smaller packs, as planned. And they’re just about to attack a useless pack…what was the name of it?” He thought as he chewed. “Oh, Thistlethorn. That’s it. Some defenseless little pack by the ocean.” “Deeeelightful,” Scarlett squealed, clapping her hands. “Will they bring me back some presents?” she asked, her eyes hopeful.

Kade reached out to Alpha Elijah of the Twilight pack once we got back to Nightshade. The Alpha was informed that Bianca had been interrogated again where many things came to light about a long laundry list of crimes. He requested permission from the Alpha for us to go meet up with him, Luna Delphine, and her parents today because time was of the essence. We were told that we could come on over. The Twilight pack was about three hours away from here, so we ended up popping over there once we grabbed something very quick to eat. Caiathus also joined us since Elle and her family were his charges. I had always thought that the Protector Fae were really cool.