The Last Basselope Book Novels & Stories

The goal: identify the creatures, disarm the curse field, and survive without triggering a magical backlash. Thalia slipped on the second rune trap. Nyra managed to locate three out of four familiars, but was nearly caught by the spell burst when she tried to disarm two at once. Elias did well until the terrain shifted mid-run—he didn’t recover fast enough and got cornered. I finished again. First. But not unscathed. I was panting harder than I should have been. Not from the exertion, but from the sharp, dull ache threading through my ribs.

The sight that greeted Luna when she opened her eyes told her all that she needed to know. “I didn’t make it.” BaoBao shook his head sadly with tears rolling down his chubby cheeks. “It was mere seconds… He was so close… Elias was miserable…” Luna took a deep breath as tears gathered in her eyes. She could picture how devastated Elias must have been. She could only hope that her early goodbye would help ease his guilt somewhat. “You can read what happened to Elias by yourself.” BaoBao proactively handed her the updated book of the world. “You did so well, you were upgraded to the main supporting role. So, a lot of details are in the book.” BaoBao sniffled.

And isn’t my gaze darting, too, like Elspeth’s, at each shriek, clang, and caw? “Remember when Justus and Khalil went after that bog worm up by Salt Mountain?” Lelia changes the subject back to Justus’s exploits. This time, everyone chuckles a little more gustily. I guess this one’s even better than the skunk story. “They really thought they could catch him with a net.” Diantha snorts. “They did catch his head,” Elspeth says. “More like they harnessed him.” Diantha’s furry, pointed ears twitch with humor.

While Elliot and King Uther fought him, I teleported dad, Evan and me inside the cave. I saw the boy directly in front of us. He couldn’t be more than six years old. He had blonde hair, cute green eyes, and he was shy. I knelt to his level and smiled, “I’m Elisa. That’s my dad, Wade, and our friend, Evan. We came to get you out of here. Is that okay with you?” He nodded, “Will you take me home?” I asked, “Where is your home?” He replied, “Blue Moon pack.” I knew the Alpha there was pretty fair. I asked, “Are your parents there?” He nodded, “I think they are probably looking for me. My name is Caleb and I’m the Beta’s son. I was playing in the woods behind our house when the dragon found me.”

I steadied myself against another boulder as the rocks below shivered at the force of my kick. It truly perplexed me. The empire's blatant dispassion for these areas wasn't gonna help improve their image in any way... so, for what? Those fuckin' clowns. Pereshwar clearly has some cleaning up to do if they wanna stay true to the shit they wrote in those bloody books. I snorted. The bullshit I learnt in grade class truly was a waste of time.

He said sharply, "You're lying! If everyone had one, why didn't Hannah and I get them?" Sophia's eyes turned red as she pointed at Hannah. "Then you should ask her! Where did she put the things Serena distributed?" Hannah's whole body trembled, and she waved her hands defensively. "Mr. Shepherd, I didn't. I didn't pocket them." Hannah's inadvertent confession made Peyton's expression darken. Sophia looked at my stomach as tears poured down her face. She sobbed as she spoke to me. "Serena, the baby... Is the baby gone?"

"How about we do that tomorrow?" "A hunting trip?" She asked excitedly. "Yes, my schedule is kind of free. Let's kill some orcs," he winked. Toshani giggled. The realm was finally at peace. All the nations were united under the new treaties. There were no more wars. "I'd like that," she replied softly. ************** Somewhere deep in the cold desert, among the rugged mountains, there was a gorge. The gorge grew darker and darker until only a small circle of light was left.

Except it wasn't a stupid test, this was determining my life. Eventually I reached the last question, What is your knowledge of the south? That made me pause. The south was desolate, an old history lesson from school long ago. They disobeyed our selector and became obsolete. Our Rozzers had crushed them. The greatest example of our powerful nation. I wrote out a quick summary, ready to get this over with. I stacked my papers back into place and walked towards the small metal slot. I could hear the camera move to follow me, there really had been someone there watching me.

placed her feet. "We need to go now." I told her. She went to a small table and picked up an old book. "We will need this," she said, and we both ran out the door. When we ran up the stairs and out the door, we were surrounded by Bishop's fighters along with Bishop. Both Elder Elsa and I put Kara protectively behind us because we knew there was about to be a fight. The elder Bishop didn't even say a word to us but charged at us with his fighters shifting into their wolves as they did. When he did that, my beta and gamma both shifted and jumped over us to protect us. They managed to take two of the fighters down by themselves. Then they went after the third one. All that was left was the Eld

So he prepared himself to wait while writing on his notes about the jellyfish he caught two days ago, the new acquaintance from Deleima named Ahub, and the weird gorilla creature that Ahub told him was a Horned Ape. ‘I can’t believe there’s such things as a unicorn ape. Or is it rhino ape? I never knew apes can grow horns until I met one. It was… So weird,’ Jai thought as he wrote everything in his notes calmly. He didn’t let down his attention to his surroundings, though, so when the line moved, he didn’t miss a beat.