The Fox And The Hound By Daniel P Mannix Novels & Stories

I smelled another wolf, different from the six wolves who surrounded me. I glanced behind me to see where the seventh wolf was, and my body felt like it received a hard strike at how frightened I was. It was the first time I saw a male wolf in its second form, human form. His skin was furless, and he was covered in some strange covering that was as if it were human fur. The strange object he had was smooth, like skin without fur. As the man's dark eyes went to mine, my body lowered, and I tucked in my tail, whimpering out of fear.

Luckily the sword was not at hand, Vladek had confiscated it knowing where events could lead. -Ah look, that book- Makia, picked up the manuscript from the ground and read the name- Captive of the alpha- she made a face- Who the hell is captivated by a wolf? - she almost screamed. Jade laughed at the comment. -The title is quite suggestive although the captivate that is used is in a double sense- -Have you read it? - The girl nodded.

Samuel & Harrison – Blood and Silence Silence at the warehouse was heavier than steel. Samuel's cane snapped out of the hallway with him as he departed, every ear-shattering crunch on the sidewalk thundering like the lash of a judge's gavel in a fist. Men parted like an open gate of death in full dirge flung wide to receive him. Everyone held his or her breath until heavy iron clanged shut behind him. The storm dogged Harrison like the tolling of a bell.

Julien frowned. Zach nodded. "Yes. I asked President Madden. He saw the fox man twice, and from President Madden's description, the fox man is an expert hacker. However, Cayden Lowe doesn't have any experience in that field. Moreover, Cayden has been in the snowy mountains for a photo shoot and even caught a cold, while the fox man didn't. Thus, it's certain that Cayden is not the fox man. "President Flint, what should we do now?" Zach looked at the man.

Outside the gate of the south yard. Mary Kinson squinted her eyes and looked closely at the fox. When she heard the people in the courtyard shouting that Emma had fainted, her eyes were filled with joy. The man standing slender-legged beside her, leaning in with some ruffians, was as tall as a god who would never fall. "Satisfied?" He let his black eyes droop, and the bottom of his eyes was covered with long and thick lashes as deep as the sinking sea. Mary Kinson got a violent tingling in her eyes, and took surreptitious aim at him, but she dared not look at him.

Dixon returned shortly after with a prey in his mouth, a small hare. Next to him, Fenrir walked wagging his tail from side to side with another hare in his small snout and left it in front of Clara's paws. -Mother, my first kill hunted by me. Dixon taught me how to do it- the puppy sounded excited. Something totally strange for him who used to control his moods. -He's a quick learner. He will be a good wolf and hunter in the future- Dixon left the other hare next to the she-wolf while she gave a lick on her son's cheek, and then did the same with Dixon.

Rest, as if any of us could. The rabbit, my rabbit, won’t leave me alone. The others disappeared into nothing, while mine stayed sleeping in my arms. I didn’t question it. I enjoy the company. It follows me everywhere, silent except for the faint tap of claws on stone. When it moves, its fur catches the light like frost. When it sits still, it almost disappears. The others give it a wide berth. The first time Dax got too close, it hissed, low and warning, teeth glinting sharper than they should be. He backed off immediately, muttering something about witchcraft. I didn’t correct him. Let them think what they want.

"Damien, look. A white fox." I turned to see Damien and Heidi. Heidi hung on Damien's arm, shaking it. "Damien, I want its pelt. A white fox cloak is the one thing I'm missing." Damien ignored her, his eyes moving between Graham and me, full of doubt. Graham shouted, "Don't. We saw it first. I'm taking it alive." Pressed too hard, the fox twisted and bolted straight toward Damien and Heidi. Heidi shoved at Damien, frantic. "What are you waiting for? Do it, now."

What the fuck is even lurking among those bushes? I turn to look and the hunter was no longer there. He must have given up already, but still…what the fuck is beyond those bushes? I continue to run, consecutively turning around. Behold, it was then when the beasts are released. Intimidating guard dogs, hungry and rabid dobermans rush towards me in such speed that I almost lose hope and almost want to surrender. My breathing quickens, trying to appease my need for oxygen. I'm worried. I'm not even gonna lie. The dogs are getting closer to me and in that exact moment, I know I am going to die. I turn to look and they are already behind me, in the air as they lunge themselves at me. My life fla

Not even an inch. After picking up the man’s head by his hair and tossing it a few feet from his body, Snow moved next to me and placed his bloody muzzle in my lap like a dog might a master. Half dazed and trembling from the adrenaline that was coursing through my veins and the trauma that I’d just endured, I robotically scratched his ears like I’d seen Noah and Oscar do while I remained ever silent.