Novel & Cerita Ranni's Quest

"If you must stay then you give complete obedience. Unquestionable loyalty. Challenge me, and you’re gone." "So I’d be trading one master for another?" I asked "Ronan discarded you like rubbish," Raven stated, each word landing like a physical blow. "I’m offering to mold you into a weapon." “A weapon meant for revenge.” I like that. I’m ready to revenge Ronan and the Crescent Moon Pack. After I'd agreed, the other outcast circled me and Raven to perform an ancient ritual ceremony, predating both parks and law. Their faces lit up in the burning light.

But I would do anything for my brother, even give myself to a man I didn’t want. The next morning I was up early and at the pack training grounds. Well, near it anyway. I couldn’t train with them because no one liked me but I needed to keep training. If the plan to get Louis failed, which I was almost positive it would, I had to rely on the Hunt, my plan A. I didn’t want to train with Devon today though because I felt like for some reason, he needed more time to process what I had told them. So, I went alone, before everyone had come to train and I took off my clothes, stored them in a tree and transformed.

Without beating around the bush, he asked, "Why did you want to marry me, now?" Ravenna didn't hold back either. She looked straight into his cold eyes. "Because I need you." "Need me?" He repeated, his eyes narrowing with curiosity. "Yes," she affirmed. "I need you to help me destroy him—the man who betrayed me." "Hmmm? The Rogue prince betrayed you?" She nodded. Tense silence fell over the room. He had betrayed her? That explains why she is back. He leaned forward. "What happened three years ago though? Why did you run away from the Lunarcrest pack?"

"Zaram is alive. Fighting to keep your body from dying. You'll join her when I let you go." "What do you want from me then?" Ravenna's shadows snakes towards me and brushed against my cheek and arm. I shivered with the cold malevolence reeking off her. "We want the same thing, my darling Mira," she said. "To kill. To get rid of anyone that stands in our way." "The only person I'm interested in getting rid off is that low budget cretin that calls herself Kira. Everything else will fall into place when she's gone."

I could have allowed her to have it, as it wouldn't have made a difference in the long run, considering there wouldn't be a long run. It was still early, a damp dawn that hadn't committed to anything yet. May eighteen, just another ordinary day, although this date would never pass unnoticed again. I kept fighting against the rogues, those bloody worms that always infiltrated our territory, stealing our resources and taking the lives of our pack members. When I killed the last rogue and entered the room, Rana wasn't there. I focused my gaze into the pack's midst, where I could see lifeless bodies—our pack members and my two sons.

Even Rui needed some rest in addition to the horses pulling the carriages and the driver. If the mysterious gang was truly travelling day and night without fear of the cold or heat, one thing was evident, and I needed to be cautious. Those ten people could be A-ranks! Nobody could possibly think a bunch of ten A-rankers would come here for fun, especially in the middle of the desert. [Main Quest Revised] [Assassination] [The Host has assumed the identity of Duke Ignis's waste son, Ethan Ignis. As a result, the host is vulnerable to intruders lurking on the road you must traverse. The host must defeat the attackers and discover who is behind them.]

Imagine having prophecies that claim that you are supposed to be driving by now yet there is nothing that is moving. I was in a deep mess I could not even really dress myself as I saw in my imgination ,my very best were those Dubai clothes, I also got dressed from the bales and a few flea market Chinese wear. I was really feeling the weight of it on me. My life deserved better even my family deserved something that was much better. My desire was that my children would say that we had it all when they they were growing up, to say the story of their life without any shame . The burden was heavy I really needed help from man as agents , but God as the ultimate source.

“Please. Let me join. I’ll do anything.” Kael stepped forward, hand on his blade. “State your name, rogue.” “Rian,” the boy said quickly. “Rian Cole. My pack was killed. I’ve been running for three months.” Kade crouched in front of him. “Why should we trust you?” “Because I have nowhere else to go!” Rian’s voice cracked. “And because your Luna has a scent like home.” My breath caught at that word. _Luna_. I wasn’t anyone’s Luna yet.

She has no zest for life anymore. "Never mind..leave Rena like that...she's my guest. What are you guys doing here?” Arjuno asked making Riri silent. "I... I came to see you, I couldn't find Randu... She isn't anywhere... She seemed to have run away or been kidnapped but strangely I couldn't find her scent anymore." Burdak got straight to the point. Arjuno nodded, then told them all to sit down. "It's going to be a long day..hmmp..I never thought this would happen."