Quileute Tribe Legends Novels & Stories

The Thulean leader and Teuton chief had snapped their heads to the Shambala leader. "Don't-," The Thulean tried to stop him but the king had already made him continue to speak. The Shambala then gestured his healers under him to proceed into the podium to present what had been discussed while the king was away. The Thulean and Teuton tribe chiefs shook their heads for Shambala's insistence on his idea. One healer actually trembled before he had projected an example of human female anatomy with a Jabersnares attached to her nape inside her flesh.

But looking at their faces, he doubted they would give it to him. The war chief of the Lerah tribe was the first to speak: “High shaman, what is going on? The news I received were very disturbing. Did you really try to kill Shieena Del He?” The high shaman composed himself and replied: “No. I did not. I tried to kill a traitor. Not Shieena Del He but Shieena Del Tei. The southern war chiefs made a pact with the dwarves. Traitors, all to the last! The spirits warned me and commanded me to act. You were there

“I am sorry. I did not mean to frighten you. I was trying to be quiet because I thought you two would be asleep.” Amaris sat on the couch on one side while Adam came and sat near her on the middle seat. He reached and took her hand again, and this time looked into her face and asked “How are you doing with all this? I know it must be very hard to take all this in. I must admit that Lyle is the one in the family that is very big on all the old legends and honestly I am not sure that I believe them myself, but after what has happened here last night and yesterday at your village, there are definitely more people than just my brother who believe those old stories.” Shaking his head he rubs Amar

"A long time ago, before our people settled here in the mountains, the tribe of our ancestors was decimated by a horde of men who came from across the seas to the east, known for their crimson garments that struck fear into the hearts of all who saw them. It was a story our parents told us growing up. Have you really never heard it before?" "No," Adea muttered. "Our parents don't tell us many stories of our people's history." "I heard of a legend that says the other side of those mountains is a realm of the Spirits." Everyone turned their attention to Lyda as she spoke up. "It's said that the mountains cannot be traversed, so there are secret spots throughout these territories that may act a