Savage Castle Spoiler Novels & Stories

I screamed, lunging forward. With a sharp crack, the sapphire crystal face shattered instantly, sending delicate parts flying everywhere. My heart shattered along with it. Even my livestream followers were stunned by her madness. The chat went completely silent at that moment. "See that? That's how much you mean to him. Worthless!" Cassidy laughed like a maniac while grinding the broken watch face beneath her sharp stiletto heel. "Why do you treasure this worthless piece of junk so much?" "I'll kill you!" I charged at her, tackled her to the ground, and rained down punches.

Although the house had undergone recent renovations after we moved in, we had ensured that its heritage and original design were preserved. Our family's roots ran deep in Crystal Falls; this town was our origin. Our parents had started their lives here until their adventurous spirits had compelled them to relocate. The initial thrill of moving to Viagra Hills, a bustling city where several supernaturals converged and lived under a fragile treaty, had eventually given way to our family's downfall and threatened the continuity of our lineage. "We should take her to a hospital," I told Caspian as he examined her with his senses as well. "You know we can't," Caspian replied, his voice heavy with

The plan is unfolding flawlessly. As my soldiers dive into the fray, my eyes remain fixed on the castle. There it stands, imposing with its towering spires and reinforced walls. But none of that matters. Today, it will fall. Today, everything changes. A team of marksmen breaches the castle, swiftly eliminating the sparse guards stationed there. My final group, the one I personally lead, storms into the castle and captures the remaining hostages. I’m taken aback when I spot Isolder among the captives.

“Just so you know, I don’t like you. There’s something about you that infuriates me. You look really lifeless. If you're planning to betray him, just a friendly reminder: Dmitri will kill you before you escape.” I furrowed my brows in confusion, caught off guard by her declaration. “What?” “My intuition is never wrong. You don’t look like one of us. I just can’t prove it yet.” Whatever. I didn’t bother to retort. Soon, Ivanos returned with our orders. He hadn’t gotten anything for himself—just us. All of a sudden, Sofia sprang up when her phone buzzed with a notification. “I need to use the restroom.” Ivanos attempted to follow her like a little puppy following its master.

Standing on a nearby crate of cabbage, I addressed the people. “My dear villagers, you and the generations before you have been deceived!” An anxious rumbling swept over the crowd. “I am here to tell you the brave men your ancestors sent to fight the dark force all those centuries ago still live! They live inside the bodies of the wolves! They are flesh and blood men. What you see is an enchantment! They are not the violent beasts the elders would have you believe.” “What about the blood moon sacrifice?” shouted an unknown villager from the crowd.

That's when I saw the towering mansion that seemed to be carved into the mountains. My breath hitched at the massiveness. While everything about the valley was cute, this part of Golden Crest aimed to terrify visitors and it was doing a wonderful job. It reminded me of the rumors of the Savage Alpha who resided within it. Why were we headed in that direction? Was I going to be marked by the alpha immediately? What if he rejected me? What would my new owners think? Shouldn't I meet my new owners first? There was no escaping Golden Crest and I didn't know if that was a good or bad thing.

"And you sound like Ashrac's mother." "My mother and her rules," Ashrac grumbles and rolls his large red eyes. "Uncle Sarn's lair has clothes. The castle is pretty much a mess, but his bedroom isn't too bad. Would you like us to show you?" "Yes, please." Ashrac and Cantor call out instructions, so my launch is slightly better than my landing. The three of us fly to Sarn's castle. I'm exhausted by the time we arrive and my entire body aches. I refuse to complain, especially to these boys. We enter Sarn's room from his tower perch. Most of what I've seen of the castle is a crumbled mess, but when I peek inside the room, it's intact just quite dusty.

He was holding a microphone as he walked into the center. “Welcome fellow inmates.” His voice boomed in the ring, “We’ve gathered here for yet another fight between an Alpha and a Vampire. Let us first present the Werewolf that stands one-ninety centimeters in height and one-ninety-one pounds of solid muscle. He’s known to be one of the most ruthless creatures in Dark Water prison and is famously known as the Savage Alpha, presenting Maverick Randolf!”

If his hand could have this kind of effect on me, I wanted to know what other parts of his body could do. Noah didn't seem to feel the same shock, but then, I was concentrating on the castle and not looking at him. I was afraid my blush would give me away if I looked at his face. “There,” he said softly, releasing my hand. “All done.” The ache didn't leave my core. In fact, with the removal of his hand, it grew stronger. I wanted him to touch me again. I needed him to touch me again. Noah leaned back, examining his work. The castle was almost finished. It wasn't elaborate or immense, but it was beautiful with clean lines and simple towers that reminded me of a princess's castle. It looked li

She showed me the kitchen and some other different rooms on the three floors, then we went outside. She showed me the garden where they are planning on planting some vegetables and fruits and where the playground for the pups was going to be. But then I stopped in front of a closed door that was protected by a big wolf. I opened my mouth to ask her about it but the words died on my lips when I saw Savage coming out of it with his face and chest full of blood.