The Horizon Webtoon Novels & Stories

I sat in the waiting room of the Silver Ridge Pack clinic, hands resting on my eight-month pregnant belly. Fluorescent lights buzzed overhead. A poster on the wall showed a happy she-wolf holding a newborn pup under a full moon. Today was supposed to be routine, the final big ultrasound before the birth. Every appointment before this had ended the same way: "Everything looks perfect, Luna Ava." My phone vibrated on the vinyl seat next to me. Rowan: Don't wait for me anymore. Something came up. Take care of yourself.

“Because this child am about to have doesn’t need a symbol. They need a future of two powerful people. And I won’t let anyone—be used as leverage against that.” Daniel nodded. “Understood.” We sat in silence again. But this time, there was something heavier between us. Not resentment. Not regret. Just... weight. Like we both knew the next steps could either save us or end us. And still—we didn’t turn back. — The Hollow had grown. Fifty wolves strong. Well-trained. Loyal. Rhea stood beside me as we looked over the camp from the cliff edge. “She’ll know soon,” she said. “That you’re not hiding anymore. That you’re ready to take back what yours.”

Azalea's POV Every full moon night, something strange happens. I don't know exactly what happened last night. But as I washed my hair in the sink this morning, I could vividly recall my dream last night, when I "wolfed-out" and ran through the streets of Brooklyn. The moonlight illuminated my path, made everything enveloped in silver light, and I was completely happy. I haven't been that happy in a long time. The thing is, I'm not a wolf. I'm an ordinary human... right? And werewolves don't exist... right?

They made their way over rolling hills and through crisp creeks, and by the time the sun was high overhead, they were on the furthest perimeter of her kingdom’s lands. Her escape would become tricky again, now that they were leaving Frindom. There was no wall that separated the two kingdoms, but she knew that her father’s troops patrolled all borders carefully. Likewise, she had to imagine the King of Goodhorn would do the same. In order to successfully get into the kingdom and make her way toward the place where the dragon would snatch his prey from Goodhorn’s version of The Point, she would have to get past any troops that might be watching the borders and find a place to hide out for the

I'm Back To Not Having POVs Again Because The Author Messed Up … After that, Reyan told Hierro everything there is to know in this world. Hierro’s ability, foresight, was used rightly. He saw what will happen – Hail going to the other world to replace him, and Skye imprisoned by their grandmother, Yuria. Skye... Hierro thought as he opened his eyes. He smiled when he saw him. "I know it is you." He said and wiped the tears off Skye’s cheek. But, his own tears fell.

After a few minutes of completely covering the sun, the moon is now slowly passing away, giving back the daylight. I was amazed to witness it with my naked eyes. But Caius and Amaris don't seem happy about it. They looked worried for some reason. Meanwhile, the little bunny seemed to enjoy the cuddle. It's resting its head comfortably and was also enjoying the spectacular phenomenon.

“We rose.” The eruption that followed shook the very air. Fists flew. Wolves howled. Tears ran down faces—old and young, warriors and healers, council members and farmers. I waited for it to crest, then lifted a hand once more. The hush was slower this time, reluctant, but it came. “This is not the end,” I said, eyes sweeping over them, “but the beginning. A new chapter. Stronger. Wiser. And no longer afraid.” My gaze drifted again. Landed on Elena.

Older than hers, and wilder than her control. I felt the moment we won. Felt the plague break, the sick wolves gasp back to health. And felt the Goddess's rage. You will regret this, she promised. When I come for you, there will be no mercy, no escape. But only pain. Then she was gone and the circle shattered. Kael and I collapsed together. "Did it work?" I croaked. Helen checked her phone. Laughed. Actual laughter. "Everyone's cured. Even the children. You did it."