Rogue Systems Novels & Stories

I should invest in this place. “Are these patients the ones who were attacked by the rogues?” I ask, and he nods solemnly. “Yes, a rogue's bite to a human can be lethal. They carry the venom, causing the symptoms of a plague. They will never transform but their body rejects the venom, causing a slow, agonising death. We have had a slow influx of rogue attacks, but more are appearing, and after last night, I know they are here for Marissa. They can feel her power. When her wolf howled and they followed suit, that tells me this isn’t a coincidence.” I nod in understanding. There is definitely a greater power at work here.

His eyes fixated on me, making me want to succumb to his ghostly expression. --- Mystique Luna's note: A few chapters before we would say goodbye to The Rogue Alpha Reverses the Time.

A voice said from the outside part of the dungeon that was dark. Ayra growled out “let me go, it was a mistake that I trespassed into your territory”. There was a slight chuckle “but my Alpha doesn't understand that, it's pack rules and we all have to obey them, all Rogues that have trespassed into the Moon Crest pack would face judgement and if found guilty would finally face death though I know that in your case it would be death as the Alpha has been feeling so cranky recently” his ominous tone made Ayracs breath to hitch in her chest.

He held out his hand to me. I took it and walked beside him as he showed me around. The land was really massive. Surely not as big as my former pack but his territory was impressive for a rogue. He took me to the hut that was used as a healing house for the injured during attacks and clashes with strays and the sick. I saw Cara was in there. The woman gave me a nod of acknowledgement and I returned one back. Next, he took me to see the nursing home. At first I was shocked that there were children here but really it shouldn't have been that surprising. Of course rogues would marry amongst themselves if they were mated and have children. I saw the bathing hut which had a wooden contraption tha

Mmm this is good. "not everyone is a rogue by choice, maybe you should all be more understanding at how people want to love and not kill them when they have done nothing wrong." "Still hung up on the fact we killed your mother hun?" "of course I am!" I shout, "she was the only person I have ever had and you guys kill her without a second thought. How could I not be mad about that?" liam shrugs, unfazed. "She was in the way and we always kill any rogue we see. It wasn't personal."

saying. "Ancient mystical ball of light, show me the rogues" the pictorial frames of Leo, Valerie and the rogues sitting in the couch appeared and he smiled for he was content that they were still alive and safe too. He contemplated not going back to them but then, with Sonia becoming a terror day by day, he needed to warn them.

Arthur had felt their presence like an instinct he couldn’t explain. “I… I tried to stop them.” But it had been too late. They would never abandon their comrades to their deaths. All Arthur could do was go after them and try to kill as many rogues as he could. Didn’t know how many rogues there were, but he knew that the patrol members would be in trouble. They fought fiercely, ripping and tearing through the rogues in practiced patterns. A rogue was only at an advantage against one werewolf because rogues were fierce and irrational beasts. Against teams of three, a rogue lost the advantage of being unpredictable as the three werewolves could cooperate.

Ray said with me nodding my head. “ Why are they so strong?” Ray asked as I shifted in my seat. My hands knitted into each other. “ When I was going through some documents and reports in our system I realized that the rogues have come together. They all stay together under the rule of the Rogue king. We are not winning these attacks because we are divided as packs while they have come to create one large pack thus they have the numbers compared to any individual pack.” I finished off, all heads nodding.

Maybe this would only feed the Uncrowned King title, but there was nothing that Theodore could do that wouldn't really. "Our system--" "Is outdated and impractical for our society. More over it's been corrupted by people like you --" "You--" "Who don't want to hold anyone accountable for the horrors they've committed nor deal with their victims." He snarled. "At this point, anyone without enough clout in a pack, with something coveted by someone with more clout, or anyone under an indiscriminate tyrant could become a rogue. The laws allow for an alpha to cast anyone out for any reason."

Every touch from him was defined as though she didn't need any other touch except his. “He is there to guard the external axis of the pack territory. My men have certain levels they guard and once a rogue...” he looked at her guessing she wouldn't understand what a rogue meant. “A rogue is a wolf that doesn't have a pack-like family. They are criminals so we don't like them. Therefore if the rogue passes the internal territory and my men aren't able to catch him, the fox will. There's no way a criminal can escape without having blood on him so the fox will detect him by the blood.” He explained gently removing the dirt on her wound and she watched.