Red Horse Inuman Novels & Stories

It would take minutes—maybe more—before we arrived. “Don’t worry, my Luna. I won’t let you fall,” Mr. Sanvictores said softly. His voice was calm, as if he hadn’t just endured everything with me. His gaze was dim but steady. I hesitated, unsure if I could even ride in my current state. My legs were in no condition for this. “The bridge connecting the two towns was damaged. No vehicles can pass through,” he explained. “This horse is the only one that can get us across.”

Madam Amelia seemed to know this as she nodded her head at me. “Now what? You can’t break your vow. What will you do? You can’t have a Wolf Rider running around Astoria.” There it was. She knew what her daughter was. The half human part of it was the least of it. The fact that she was a Rider—a creature that could control a werewolf with a simple command. A creature that ruined my family's life. A creature, who must be destroyed before it gains power. There hasn't been a rider born in half a century, and even before, there was only one that ruled Astoria.

Some of the renditions showed me in a good light. “Riding, shooting, fencing?” The groom stood up. “She can ride anything with legs, including the horus.” I was impressed. The horus is a fearsome beast that looked like a giant falcon with razor sharp talons and a sharp, hooked beak. He had two heads. No one could ride him except for Birgir and myself. “She can shoot from the back of a beast or on her feet. She is quick with the bow.”

Han replied, stroking the horse's head, too. The horse neighed as if it recognized Han. "He recognized you, Han?" "Of course, this horse that you said is handsome is mine," said Han, sounding arrogant in Lerina's ear. Han unlocked the horse's wooden door. "Then I don't like him," Lerina snapped, crossing her arms. "Why? What's wrong with the horse?" he asked. His hands took the rope and saddle hanging not far from there. "Because the owner is a man, arrogant." Lerina's lips pursed.

Then it dawned on me, Liam spoke of a secret that Caleb hadn’t told me yet. “What did Liam mean? Your parents were not the only ones that had been slaughtered?” Calebs hand froze with the rag under my chin, the orange flakes in his eyes sparkling. He stared at me in confusion that faded away to pain. “Our parents were killed by a rouge vampire.” he continued dabbing at the blood on my neck. “Vampires can go rouge?” “Yes, they are a lot like wolves but less... human. Your species... they can shut off their humanity. After that they don't care about anything or feel anything, just hunger.” He sat the rag down and moved in front of me kneeling on the floor.

Kicking off my shoes I place my feet in the water as I turn to back to my mate. "Do not touch any of the horses you see. They are known to drag a person down to the depths to drown. This river make look small but these creatures control all waters" I warn her as she steps closer. My words halt her steps as she eyes the water more carefully now. As I turn back to face it, I see the shape of a horse starting to form above the vortex.

Zeke trailed behind them while Rina sat on his shoulder, which displeased him. Nadazhda left her mate and ran to where the horses were while staring at them in wonder before stopping where an enormous black regal horse stood on his reign. "This one," she pointed, to which her mate nodded. "That's Xino, a rare breed of horse. It was a gift from my mother when I was young," he said while Nadazhda stared at him dumbfounded. "Don't tell me this horse," She gulped with widened eyes while pointing at the horse, "Is also a grandpa like you?" she asked, "How possible?" she asked again in disbelief.

Nothing was more precious in the world than a heart of gold. She cared for humans. She appreciated and cherished humans. Humans weren’t something people should take as precious beings because some of them are pure evil but we can’t judge all because of some dirty ones. A wise woman once said the evilest beings in the world are human beings. A small barn of horses came into sight. There were seven horses inside. Five were brown; two were cream-colored while the last one was black. Justin looked around for people. Seeing no one he called out.

Carla warned me before I could touch the horse who was looking at me while snorting. I quickly pulled my hand back and turned to her. “But why? He looked so nice.” “Yeah, until he kicks you. That horse is Prince Kraven's former horse, Night. He has been his favorite since he was a child, but the horse suddenly became unfriendly.” I looked at the horse again and I wasn't sure if my eyes were tricking me but he looked so sad. “He looked sad.”I muttered, my heart suddenly hurting. “I'm sure he is, but still, don't touch him. Let's go and finish up.”

Ina came down from where she had waited and went to see what had came about her sick daughter, when she got there, she did not see her, and so was confused, she thought Eledumare who had refused to talk, was messing with her, she left with another warning, that if her daughter was not found, in just three days, she shall carry out her evils on ma kind, Antinuke knew of the three days, and must complete the Union before three days, and save many from this war, that was far more dangerous than that of the witch. The horses were not just horses as they seem, they are use were not just to run, but many were their uses, they can develop wings when necessary and fly, their speed were unique and ou