The Jackal Red Rising Novels & Stories

Jack was staring at the door of the room. His eyes open wide when he saw the attackers got inside the room and saw him. They are sniffing like going to eat him alive. They quickly move going to the window. Into him. When Jack saw that he immediately moves his way down using the ladder. And before they could attack Jack, he was already on his mid of the ladder going down. The attackers went backwards when the sun rises right to them. Out of madness they were just growling and making some screeching noise up there in that room. Jack continue moving down. Trying to get hold of his riffle.

Guilt ate on him, but now was not the time for regrets. The tendrils withdrew and freed the view on a pack of wolves, bent over something on the ground. Their maws were a striking red, and the thing didn't move anymore, but a part of a sleeve was visible between the big bodies. It looked like a wedding grown, dirtied by blood. He was too late. With a roar of wrath and agony, Jack lifted his sword and charged at them. The wolves heard him and disbanded, evading his attack. But before he had the time to gaze at the body on the ground, they pounced at him again.

“Lily, thank you! I knew you’d handle it!” His tone sounded relieved, then he lowered his voice. “I heard about what happened yesterday. I can’t believe Daniel actually hit you. That guy’s unbelievable. “By the way, my orders here and a few contracts from friends of mine are tied to you. Wherever you are, that’s where the orders go. “If you ever need it, there will always be a place for you here.” “Thank you, Mr. Johnson,” I said sincerely. All the effort from these years had brought more than scars. However, it had also earned the recognition of people who truly understood value.

My eyes narrowed as he kept his gaze on me as well, neither of us moving to remove our gazes from each other. “Interesting theory, Miss Elaine.” A woman, one who had hardly ever spoken in the middle of a meeting clapped, the corner of his lips raised into a smirk, “Now I see why Mr Silver doesn't want to let you go at any cost. You are a smart woman… However, do you think you can find the person who is named ‘Jackal’? Is there any solution that would allow us to be at the top once more? After all, Eclipse Rises has stolen a product of ours, once they release it to the market, we are going to incur a lot of losses. You worked so hard to bring Mrs Wolfe over to our side, surely you can take ca

After pushing aside those thoughts and deciding to deal with it as it comes, we left for the car without even glancing inside the living room where the entire Red Raven pack's elites were having breakfast. "So, what's going on with the Red Raven pack? Why are they here?" I asked Sawyer once we had settled in the car. "That idiot Jack stirred up trouble for his pack," Sawyer hissed as he drove, his hand gripping the steering wheel tightly. He was so tense that his shirt seemed snug on him, the buttons barely holding on. "How?" I inquired, feeling a bit wary of asking too many questions, remembering Jack's quick temper with me. "That fool gathered his warriors and went to the forbidden mountai

“No, I just wait for you. I want you…to dress the cake for me, that’s all if you are alright.” “You want me to dress it for you?” Jack asked, before nodding. “Well sure, alright. I’m also in the mood to do that too,” he said as he took a step to the entrance, and Brianna breathed in relief as he didn’t ask more. However… as they are about to step…Suddenly Jack pauses with his eyes wide, his once icy blue eyes suddenly turn red giving the predator vibe… and his aura… were full of a killing vibe which sends a shiver down on her spine.

Unlike the usual yellow glow he used to see, this was different. They were blazing red. The color of an alpha. This was unbelievable as it meant one thing. Once in ages, an alpha was reborn of the purest of souls. A true alpha and one who could not be killed. The color went off and his eyes returned to normal as if nothing had happened. The boy clearly had not noticed. Grimshaw was utterly shaken as this was a threat to his existence. He had to do something and

“Sorry kid. This one is taken. You’ll have to find your own.” The boy actually growled at him. Jacob heard one of the wolves behind him give a snort and he turned and walked over to him. It was the same one that had challenged him just a moment before. He grabbed the wolf by the scruff and lifted him up to stare into his eyes. “That’s enough from you. Now is not the time. Our people are dying and you want to challenge me right now?” He snarled and dropped the other wolf, making sure to put just enough force into the gesture to ensure that the other wolf rolled a couple of times before halting.

Chapter 101: Which Room? VOLUME 3: RANSOMING REDEMPTION Maggie Flynn smiled to herself as she watched the falling snow through the large bay window of the Red Lion Inn. "This is gonna be good," he'd said. While she waited at their table, Bobby had gone to check them in for their overnight stay.

she was kind of lost in all of this, having a feeling of not belonging to this supernatural circle. Unconsciously, Sarah reached for Luke’s hand. He was standing beside her, and the contact of their skins gave her the strength and clarity of mind she needed. “Again, see this?” Celia pointed to the upper right corner of the plate to a symbol that no one recognized but her. “It’s actually something you can address as the title of the prophecy.” She giggled at her own joke. “It says: ‘Rise of the fire,’ and as we now know, fire here equals phoenix.” Even the simple pronouncing the word ‘phoenix’ made Celia spiral and not in a bad way. “Further down the symbols engraved, we can see a mention of