Step Up 3 Moose Novels & Stories

He had lost all the playfulness from earlier, he was every bit the Alpha I had feared when I was forced here. “Why would a moose be uphill?” Aliya asked. “They follow the snow line, this one is a month early—and alone.” They seemed not to have noticed me yet, and Aliya casually reached out, plucking a twig from Brian's head. The little random action made my heart burn. “We'll check out the area, the tracks should still be fresh.” He ordered. “Calvin, take Violet home.” They all turned to the jeep then, and I waved awkwardly. I looked like a part of the woods sitting in the car.

I sighed when he didn't bulge. "Stephan, please?" He stiffly nodded and asked me to follow him. Turning around, he marched towards the penthouse, we were living in. Oh did I forgot to mention? that we are going to stay here for the next three days. Again Ella and this time the new addition; grandmother. Moving away from the shocked faces, we both went inside and strided towards his room.

He took off again, running through the woods towards the sound of rushing water. When we came to the river, the first thing we all saw were the group of moose drinking from the stream. They looked peaceful, safe. But they were in for a huge surprise. My beast bit back a growl. She was hungry and she was determined to get ourselves a nice and juicy moose for the pack. It would show everyone that we are capable of killing something too. "The females get the first kill. Go ahead ladies," Henry said, nudging his mate forwards. She looked back at Lila, Brayleigh and I.

So even if I had thought another animal could be found, I would not have been able to turn away. We chased until we were able to get the moose cornered against a steep, snow-covered ridge. I placed myself in front of the moose and turned my night vision on to better see what I was doing. There was no longer any point to keeping it off. I went in for the kill. Snapping at its nose, and slashing my claws at its face. Terri immediately joined in, doing the same from the back of the moose.

It will take the guys at least an hour to catch up since the average speed of a wolf is 30 miles per hour. We weave up the hillside, chasing rabbits and birds, until we come across a herd of moose...I have always had a rather healthy fear of moose, they are huge and they can be quite aggressive. Ansel leads the way, should me how to stalk our prey, we flank the herd, me to the left, him to the right. I am too loud in this form, not yet used to the way I move my body on four limbs. I spook the herd and they start to run away, but I am faster. I take down the third largest cow moose. I tear out her throat in one swift movement, I turn around to see Ansel staring at me with affection, he is bac

’ ‘Sounds awesome to me, Vane. Vane ventures into the dense forest, his powerful nose raised high, detecting the aroma of a formidable prey. We stumble on an immense moose, causing us to freeze in our tracks. The moose halts, surveying its surroundings, oblivious to our presence concealed behind a cluster of towering pine trees. Vane inches closer to the majestic creature, concealing his massive, obsidian frame, towering at six and a half feet, exuding an aura of darkness. His ebony coat glistens with a hint of sunlight, revealing the sheer might and sinew within his massive physique.

Sasha watches with bright eyes, never before had she seen so much food in one place. "What are we going to do now?" She mentally asks Occisor. "Walk around so that they notice our presence," he replies and starts to walk around the flock. It doesn't take ten seconds for them to notice the presence of the predator and without waiting another second the herd runs to escape the danger. An old moose can't keep up with the speed of the younger ones, getting too far behind. "Now," Occisor says and starts to run, "Bite his neck very hard," he orders before reaching the moose.

“Oh, but are they? Are you sure?” “I’m looking right at them. They are black. What’s the big deal there.” Aaron looked at me mischievously. He pulled his pants leg up a bit more, revealing where the top of his sock was loosely bunched together. It just looked like a normal sock until he pulled the sock up to the bottom of his calf. That’s when I saw it – a 3-inch section at the top of the sock that had a graphic of two moose going at it from behind. I burst out laughing, and Aaron quickly pushed the sock down to its original position.

Gideon's situation was not much better. His pack lost an important partnership because of his mistake. When his Alpha father found out, he beat him half to death. "You beast! Keira's pack is one of the top packs in the entire werewolf kingdom. Without their cooperation, our entire pack is finished! Go apologize to them right now. If you can't win them back, forget about ever becoming Alpha!" Gideon immediately panicked. He bought plenty of jewelry and treasures before coming to my house again.

He turned again, heading straight for the trees. We both let our beast have more control now. My wolf salivated at the scent of those moose all she wanted was the neck of a moose. My wolf walked alongside him, the trees were thickening around us. We walked through the trees some more and stopped when we heard them. I didn't wait for Jerry, my beast quickly got on her belly and quietly crawled until we were hiding beneath a low limb of a tree. The moose was fat.