Reina Jungla Reviews Novels & Stories

The water was cool and refreshing, a symbol of the jungle's life-giving spirit. Kamila, kneeling beside her, remarked, "The jungle provides for those who seek its gifts with respect and reverence. It is a reminder that nature sustains us and, in turn, we must protect and honor it." Cynthia nodded, her heart filled with gratitude. She had learned valuable lessons during her time in the jungle—lessons about balance, boundaries, and the beauty of embracing one's own desires. She had also found a deep connection to the land and a sense of purpose that transcended her royal duties.

Claws gleamed on some hands. The lead warrior stepped forward. He was tall and strong. “Lucas! You were captured. Now you walk with the enemy? And her?” He pointed at Scarlett. “She stole our supplies. She attacked us.” Lucas let go of Scarlett’s hand but stayed close. “Listen to me. Scarlett is not the enemy. She is the true Luna. Her blood can heal this pack and make us stronger.” Whispers moved among them. A few wore stunned expressions. Head shakes followed, quiet but clear.

Saya starts running aimlessly in the opposite direction of where she saw those she-wolves enter. Selene marvels at the scenery through Saya and her eyes. Just like when she first arrived, her eyes widened in amazement. This place is stunning, incomparable to anything she has seen before in the A****n or Tierra de Pinares. The play of light and shadows created by the sun and the trees is a spectacle to remember forever. They even seem to become one with nature, as Saya can perceive the fluttering of butterflies and the movement of the smallest insects.

Reina said quietly. Now the four mature humans stood under the rain, Langit witnessed the cracks and loss of half the soul and trust of Green Elira Natusha, a woman he knew as an underachieving student, a woman he knew has a high social character, and the woman who has made him fell for her. "You must be Green, right? I'm Reina, are you sure you don't feel the need to hear anything from Alta? You came all the way from Jakarta to see him, right?" Reina asked Green who was completely reluctant to look at her and Alta.

The elder with the eel tattoos, Elder Rinan, stood by the pier with his arms crossed like an immovable cliff. Natalie stepped aside just as Rinan spotted Norwan. “Well, well,” the elder said, squinting. “I thought I smelled Northan arrogance from downwind.” Norwan bowed—deeply, properly. “Elder Rinan,” he said with respect. “It’s an honor.” Rinan snorted. “Try lifting those crates and maybe I’ll believe that.” Norwan didn’t hesitate. He moved past Natalie, bending to lift one of the heavier crates by himself. Rinan raised an eyebrow.

" Alpha Arthur said. "Arthur, make some pineapple juice, it will speed up the opening process and Mom will help with the labor." Elena said to Alpha Arthur. "Help?" asked a surprised Alpha Arthur. "Have you forgotten that your mother is a former medic? There have been many women in the past that I have helped to deliver," Elena answered Arthur's question. Arthur was silent momentarily, then nodded and went to the kitchen to make some pineapple juice. It was true that Elena was a former medic and midwife, so the previous Alpha, also known as Alpha Arthur's father, chose her as Luna and Elder Jhonas chose Elena as his daughter-in-law because they thought that Elena would be instrumental in hel

Reina stood still for long, looking distant and lost until she heard the birds chirping. She chuckled at her self-righteousness that seem to have inspired that redheaded girl. ‘She had never know, how dark the other side of people could be.’ She thought. As she wandered through the forest, Reina walked through the unfamiliar trees and heard the songs of unknown birds, she felt a sense of excitement and adventure stirring within her. That adventure she gave up for something else, for someone who had never noticed her. She smirked at the thought of her new but dark ambition.

He turned when she entered and looked at her for a long moment without saying anything. “Are you ready?” he asked finally. “Yes.” “Liar.” She almost smiled. “Maybe a little.” He crossed to her and took her hands and looked at her with those green eyes that were bright even in the grey morning light. “After this is done,” he said quietly, “everything changes. The moment I mark you in front of the council, you become Luna. You become my mate and my equal and the second most powerful wolf in the Northern region.” “I know.”

When she was done, a small wolf stood in front of me. “Shift. Shift! I want to meet Reina!” Logan said excited. I shifted and Logan immediately started playing with Reina. I was so much bigger than her, but I didn’t care. I didn’t know what to do, but I saw all the other wolves run off in pairs. So I mindlinked Leia. “Let’s go somewhere.” “Okay, lead the way.” Leia said. “So what is Reina like?” I asked Logan. “Perfect. She is perfect.” Logan replied.

Nailah said looking very disoriented and disheartened. "I searched through the forest, I mixed it myself, I'm sure of this. It is meant to work. Alpha please believe me." Nailah begged and I observed her in silence. She was blabbing and going on and on with her adventure to get this made but I had no interest in her stories. "Pray the goddess that nothing happens to her then," I said "I'll give my life twice before she loses hers," "There's no need for threats," I heard Reign say and we all turned out heads to where she laid and she was smiling weakly.