Savage Castle Spoiler Novels & Stories

I guess I’ll stick with hating him, after all, I have always hated him so this doesn’t change anything. A few hours after we left Washington, we arrived at Castle Black. I set an alarm on my phone to remind me to use my spray before it fades away. It lasts for only one hour so I had to spray often to keep my scent hidden. When I first heard that Alpha Dominic built a castle and name it castle Black, I thought it would look like a hinted Castle with eerie shadows in the dark and echoes of ghost voices. My mind already conjured several pictures of what his Castle would look like, but when we stepped down from the car, I could hold in the gasp that escaped from my mouth as I marvelled at the be

The tranquility shattered in an instant. The tolling of bells from the center of Solstheim village suddenly echoed, heavy and rhythmic, like the pounding heart of a giant screaming a warning of danger. The mist of the Black Forest, usually still, was violently parted by a blinding flash of silver light. Among the trees, the willow branches that had been lost in thought just moments ago now trembled without a wind. "They are here," Killian said. His previously calm expression shifted instantly. The light in his eyes grew darker.

Get out! An alarm blares, echoing through every corridor. Savannah wipes blood from her mouth and grins. “This castle is rigged. In five minutes, this entire place will collapse. And your precious Alpha and son are still inside the main ballroom.” My blood runs cold. I charge at her again, but she throws something at my feet—a small silver ball that explodes into a cloud of glittering mist. The same chemical they used on Kieran before. My limbs instantly feel heavy.

They were cutting straight through the heart of the enemy's defenses. After an hour of intense hiking, the ravine finally opened up into a wide, circular clearing surrounded by towering pillars of jagged black glass. In the distance, perched atop the highest peak, the massive silhouette of the obsidian castle loomed against the dark sky, its towers glowing with a sickening violet light. "We're close," Zach whispered, his silver-gold eyes fixated on the castle gates. "Mommy is right there." But as the squad stepped into the clearing, the emerald dome around them violently shattered.

I didn't see the Alpha; he must be riding in another car. The journey from this grey slavery building to the Sunken Pit took two hours. The scenery dramatically changed, from dry barren lands to mountainous terrain. Never had I believed that I would end up in this dangerous world of shifters, captured and sold as a slave. I had a few skills; maybe I could utilise them and survive. The car silently rolled into a tunnel, dug into the base of a tall mountain, and darkness fell over. Something whirred, and the car descended deeper into the tunnel through some kind of moving shaft.

"I am giving you an order. Go back to your packs. If you leave now, you can tell the Council you were misled. You can save yourselves. I won't let you all be endangered because of my blood." The silence that followed was tensed. I waited for them to start moving. "You love joking a lot, don't you?" The voice came from an old rogue sitting near the edge of the fire. He stood up, his joints popping as he straightened his back. He had a scar that ran from his ear to his jaw, and he had been with me since the first winter I spent in the wild.

“I was wrong.” I wanted to hear that—no I needed to hear that. “It makes no difference to me. Mate or not, you are mine and I am yours.” “I—” His words were cut off by the loud blast. Another followed, leaving me momentarily dead. Thick smoke rose in the distance from the direction of the pack house. “Get behind me,” came Asher's voice, his gaze locked on something I couldn’t see. “What is going on—” But then I saw it. Hands digging out from the ground like corpses coming back to life, but they weren’t corpses, they were people—very much alive.

she said softly, brushing her hair behind her ear and shooting him a flirty glance. “You’re all a bunch of simps,” I muttered under my breath. “We’re going into a forest named Black Death… or whatever. Focus, please.” “Black Forest,” Abigail corrected, shoving me gently. “And stop being dramatic, V. You survived Morgana’s demon camp, what’s a little cursed forest?” “A cursed forest with magical creatures and poisonous plants and shifting paths.” “That’s just school rumors,” Abigail cut in again. “Rumors, my ass,” someone said from behind. “One guy went there for training last season. Came back bald. And mute. And with a tail.”

“How many women are here?” “Five, three more in the room next to this one. I haven’t seen any others.” “Havoc will get us all out,” I mumbled. “He is going to come for me and I will make sure the Savage Sons get everyone out. Including your daughter. Don’t worry.” I sounded surer than I felt but the woman in my arms needed something to cling to. Even if it was just hope. “The Savage Sons?” “They’re bikers.” I let my eyes close for a second before I forced them back open again. I couldn’t fall asleep. I had to stay ready, so I could be helpful when Havoc burst through the doors like my knight in shining armour. “What’s your name?”

,Silas and Nick growl loud. "You will never have our mates!!"is yelled as they clash, and I watch all three exchange blows. The man getting the bomb comes back and tries to help. "Where is my bomb?",the fucker grits out. "Everything was destroyed, and I barely got back here. We gotta retreat man Savage is killing everyone. We can recruit more men, but we gotta run now!"Nick kicks him in the gut, dropping him.