River Wild Novels & Stories

"North. There's a river. They won't follow us across running water." We ran. Behind us, the wolves gave chase, their howls echoing through the forest like death songs. My lungs burned, legs pumping as fast as they could manage over the uneven terrain. Ares's hand found mine, pulling me forward when I stumbled. Through the bond, I felt his determination, his absolute refusal to let me fall. The river appeared suddenly, a dark ribbon cutting through the forest. The water rushed past, swollen from recent rains, easily twenty feet wide and moving fast.

Lexie’s eyes widened at his question, and she quickly turned to look at him as if saying "Are you serious?" Ram then smiled at her playfully and said— “I am.” A few moments later, Lexie smiled as well. Without another word, she grabbed his hand and led him down a winding path, ignoring his mischievous chuckle. “I can hear the waterfall.” Ram whispered excitedly, making her giggle. “Yes, we’re almost there.” She said, smiling as she heard the sound of rushing water and birds chirping. A few more steps, and they were greeted by a breathtaking paradise.

Exploring the Enchantment of the River Gandak and the Promise of New Ventures . The gentle breeze whispered secrets of the wild as Sonia guided the group along the meandering River Gandak, their boat a mere speck amidst the grandeur of the Valmiki Tiger Reserve. The air thrummed with excitement, and each woman aboard was excited for the wonders that awaited. The serene waters mirrored the cloudless sky, reflecting the lush greenery that hugged the riverbanks.

she stated. “I thought so, too,” he shook his head as he waited for Izzy to get into the passenger’s side seat of the car and close the door behind her. Then Owen walked around to have his seat behind the wheel. “What do you have in mind? I mean, how do you want to spend the getaway?” Asked Owen. “Since it’s almost summer, let’s try swimming at a place nearby for anything fun. I wanted to try Airsoft games or hunt with a real hunting rifle, but I didn’t have anyone to drag with me. I don’t even know where to go,” she frowned in disappointment.

I said to her. “We are taught to stay away from the river so we don't get spotted and killed by a Dark Wolf clan,” I said. Donae shook her head. “That's probably a stipulation Yomen put to make you guys afraid of leaving your pack. You realize the truth. I should know, my mother left.” “Also,” she continued, “the River Tangen runs through all the shifter land. It flows from Visteria down to Lucid Lands, then Eucharia and peaks here in Wisteria. There's a waterfall.” Excitement shone in her eyes.

A lot of rejected partners lose their wolves entirely, mine seemed to get stronger but increasingly bitter. As I splashed my face with the cool water from the river, I heard the deep rumbling sound of an engine at speed. A motorbike, perfect. I could do with a ride instead of walking my tired ass all the way up to Silver City. I quickly crouched in the undergrowth, rubbing my rough hands together impatiently. I waited for the noise to veer around towards me, instead, a sickening crunch and a splash echoed around the woods.

The sound of the gurgling waterfall was very tempting in his ears. The woman smiled happily when, after a long journey around the forest, the woman could find the sound of a waterfall. Rula Vivian Sterne, a twenty-five-year-old woman, is on her way to the Rumbio Forest to reach the top of the hill, where her campus will be holding its annual camp.

If she could just make it to the other side, maybe—just maybe—she could lose them in the trees. Acwulf took another step forward, his smile fading into a look of impatience. “Last chance, Wren.” She didn’t wait. With a burst of adrenaline, Wren spun on her heel and leaped into the river. The cold water crashing around her legs as she fought to stay upright. The current was stronger than she expected, nearly pulling her under as she stumbled through the rushing water. Her muscles screamed in protest, but she forced herself to keep moving with each step feeling like it might be her last.

She promised to tell me everything when we went home in a few weeks. I had been taking it slow for almost 2 weeks, but I really wanted to go on a hike with Charlotte and Emma. This time Charlotte promised to join us so we wouldn’t get lost again. The Iron River had a great spot for picknick’s near the river, but so did the Blood River. It was actually the same river that ran through both packs, but the Iron River was named this way because they located iron there decades ago. The Blood River pack was named this way, because there had been a huge battle near the river which made the river turn red with blood temporally.

He got out of the car and locked it with the remote, then ran after the woman who had already walked into the forest, which was so dark because it was so dense. The light from the headlights of passing vehicles helped Evan see the road below so he could stay behind Rita. "Why not take a road that cars can pass? Why are we walking like this?" Sander complained when they had to cross a fairly fast-flowing river. They both rolled up their pants to their knees. The cold mountain water made Sander wince in surprise. Even though he lived in Malang, the cold mountain water at night still made him shiver. Fortunately, the river only came up to his calves. The many large rocks made him careful not to