Talon Novels & Stories

The link between me and my father went without saying; links between families were almost always a given. “Everything’s fine, alpha,” returned Talon through the link. “Found footprints along the inner tree line, but they look old. I’m going to follow up on them and get back at you if I’ve found something.” I could hear the brooding tone in his voice as he spoke. I cared about Talon, and I cared about his feelings, so naturally, I couldn’t help but ask, “Tal, are…are you alright?” “I’m fine, Lyn.” He barely gave me space to finish my question before he responded.

It was proud, cold, and ringing with absolute defiance. A crow exploded out of the radiance behind Landon, its feathers black as ink and its wings edged like blades. It was Talon. The bird was no bigger than an ordinary crow, but its feathers were pitch black and its eyes burned with golden flames drawn from the same source as heaven itself. The moment its wings spread wide, a fan of golden wind blades erupted outward and sliced clean gashes through the space. Without an ounce of hesitation, it shot straight at the three revenants that towered over it like mountains bearing down on a sparrow.

We made our way further towards the trap when we heard a voice, it was a female voice and mind you it was the most beautiful voice I've heard, even in her scared state....she started blabbing about how she doesn't taste sweet or how the gods won't accept her flesh, the most funny one was her sayings no one will buy her organs as they won't work without her, she thought we were carnivores, she must have really been scared, my parents and sister fell into a fit of laughter but I just managed a smile, the soul must have been scared and I was the one

His chin rests on my forehead, his warm breath tickling my skin as he inhaled, smelling my hair, a contented purr resonating from deep within his chest, coming from his wolf. Another country tune fills the air as we sway with one another. Suddenly, a wave of astonishment engulfs me as I am lifted off the ground, cradled securely in Cassius’s powerful arms. His intense gaze pierces through the atmosphere, directed towards Vaegon, his eyes shimmering with a deep shade of gold. The growl that escapes his lips reverberates through the space, showing that Talon is at the forefront. With a resounding yell, he demands, “Get your claws off of my mate!”

"No mask or veil of deception could withstand my presence for long before faltering. So rather than concealing my bestial magnificence, I shall project it as a bulwark to cow these insects into compliance." At this unequivocal pronouncement, Talon rumbled low in his chest, the noise a preternatural blend of reluctant trepidation and unwavering conviction. As ever, he would be the stalwart pragmatist walking the edges of cataclysmic change I embodied, ensuring some semblance of order remained amid the upheaval of my wake.

"Why!? What's wrong with her?" "Tala's mother was Velvela, and she was already a twin venom" "Already?" "Yes, so for the lack of a better description, Tala is a tri venom, the first of her kind"

Her dark green eyes caught his, and stared into them with an immeasurable amount of emotion swimming inside of them. Mine. Mine. Mine. Talon let go of her immediately like he’d touched fire. She tumbled to the ground with a yelp. Mate. He stumbled back from her, head swimming with a thousand voices. All were saying the same mantra over and over again. Loud enough to drown out the sounds from the bustling city below them. Mine. Mate. Talon put his hands to his head, pressing them over his ears in a desperate attempt to shut everything else out. Mate.

He longed to call for his parents, but he had rushed to this spot without his belongings, even shirtless due to the urgency sparked by the name he heard. "VALE!" The stranger's call reverberated, triggering a sharp pain in Altair's abdomen once more. Talon’s eyes darkened as he advanced towards Altair. Suddenly, Talon's vision blurred, his mind overwhelmed as he lurched towards the boy, everything afterward fading into a surreal blur. His senses dulled, oblivious even to the child’s initial cries, a singular impulse driving him. Feed. Locked away in solitude and agony, Talon endured countless nigh

When he caught up, he tackled her gently, paws gripping moss, and licked her face in wolf form. Talon: Pinned her. Victory. We are the greatest hunter who has ever lived. Jax: She let you catch her. Talon: Slander. Lies. Retract that immediately. When she stood and nuzzled into his neck, Talon did something unforgivable. He purred. A six-hundred-pound predator purred like a damn housecat then nuzzled her right back, wanting to put his scent on every inch of of her fur with the subtlety of a brick through a window.

he shoved the other Alpha in front of him and then ran away. “That motherfucker. He left me alone with the Volcano Goddess,” Talon cursed while watching Zarek disappear into Samantha’s room. When he turned back his face, he jolted back when he saw his mate’s narrowed eyes. “Hehe,” he nervously chuckled. “I meant that you will have to see the bad news for yourself,” he said and walked, scratch that, ran for his life in Samantha’s room.