Supernatural Shipping Novels & Stories

Cassian leaned back slightly. “Explain.” She rotated the screen toward them. “Since the merger announcement, several shipping insurance firms have started shifting their coverage.” Tan frowned. “Toward Sentinel?” Avelyn nodded. “Yes.” Cassian studied the numbers. “That means she’s strengthening their credibility.” Tan sighed. “Insurance confidence drives shipping decisions.” Avelyn added, “And if HarborGate becomes the safest protected shipping route…” Cassian finished quietly, “More companies will use them.” Tan shook his head slowly.

I slowly lowered myself to the floor, my knees coming to rest beside the spilled water and shattered glass. Bella gasped softly and moved closer before carefully lowering herself to kneel beside me. We both stared at the mess in complete horror. Something deeply unnatural and terrifying was happening right before our eyes. The moment the tablet touched the water, it began bubbling violently. A faint hissing sound filled the room as the blue coating dissolved at an unnatural speed, releasing a strange bluish-gray substance into the water. Within seconds, the clear water had turned cloudy and murky.

Don stated and Alexis nodded. "Sure. I understand that. Thank you for your concern." She answered then continued preparing and cooking the food. •*•*•*•* They're now eating dinner silently when Alexis asked them a question. "May I know if we're also an enemy of a vampire or werewolf?" She asked them. "We're not enemies with them. We're not even interacting with them unless, there's really a serious trouble." Acario answered. "Serious trouble like?" "Serious trouble like the portals that are connected in our world is already open to outsiders. Our world is already in an edge of destruction." Ares answered.

Mirage's P.O.V The Supernatural Council consisted of ten species that represented the major races present on the earth. They were not permanent members as they got voted to be on the seats for only three years before being replaced by another member. However, this was only the case for majorly populated species like the wolves and a few other shifters.

Lucas and Bryant , Me and Jasper will be leaving with my Mom and Dad in a few hours we are headed to Alaska to attend the Annual submit that my mom’s cousin on her dads side her daughter is taking over the pack on Saturday and they have asked me to bless the transfer and I told him I sure would, My cousin is a level 8 high priestess and an white wolf and her familiar is a Kitsune just like mine I that’s amazing I wonder. She is a few is a year younger than me. I know that her family owns the Hoffmann Corporation hotels and Restaurants, Daddy was doing their PR for them, and we have 5 Hoffmann hotels that we manage for them. So, Draco and Jasper’s mom and Draco’s mom and Aunt Elsa are watch

What else now? “Shifting isn’t that easy! Genetics plays a very important role in the shifts of supernaturals. It doesn’t matter if a person wills to be someone during a shift, the species of one’s parents definitely influence the supernatural one shifts into! I know I haven’t seen a Therian shift but I can tell you from my experiences with several creatures I have met and realms I have been to; it isn’t a piece of cake. Every creature’s shifting process is different.” Daniel says agitatedly. Charlotte feels lightheaded from the information that just came out of his mouth.

’ It echoed in the room, rising and falling with the flow of Silas’s Majyk. Catherine’s eyes softened as she recognized the spell of protection he cast around the pups. When Zion noticed, his form relaxed and he nodded his thanks towards Silas, who continued chanting a few more times for good luck. Gunther stepped forward with a tender smile and placed his hand roughly on her head, his lizard like tongue forking out to tickle at her neck. She giggled, then nodded. This was her home. The world she would protect until the end of time. Just as she knew, she could count on her husbands to protect her.

I say as we continue to walk down the street, the tall buildings now providing shade from the sun. “My mother used to tell me that sirna were just freaks of nature. A magical experiment gone wrong that turned humans into fish people who were responsible for many shipwrecks over the centuries. But I’m starting to suspect none of that is true,” she says, her mouth forming a tight line. We hadn’t gotten to the history of sirna yet in her supernatural lessons.

It was a Sea Binding: a spiritual insurance policy that ensured we would not be hollowed out by the distance from our sanctuary. Boarding the human vessel: the Sovereign Dawn: was a lesson in biological friction. The ship was a masterpiece of sterile: high tech engineering: its hallways white and smelling of filtered air and chemical lubricants. To my warriors: it felt like walking back into a cage. I could hear the Unbound wolves growling under their breath: their paws clicking rhythmically against the metal floorboards as they struggled with the lack of earth beneath them.

That was why the supernaturals traveled through leylines, even though the portals were unstable and dangerous. Warren’s chaos also brought the supernaturals into the light, since the playing field had been leveled when civilization was crippled and humans lost their most lethal weapon—technology. With magic coming to the fore, so did the supernatural beings. Now shifters, witches, and vampires ruled over the west region of North America, each species taking a territory and constantly fighting each other for dominance. “Are you saying Warren is still on Earth when he should have hauled his ass home, wherever that is, a long time ago?” I asked.