The Untamed Game Novels & Stories

Another girl whispers prayers to gods that stopped listening years ago. "Quiet," a guard barks from the front, his voice sharp as a whip crack. The sobbing doesn't stop, just gets quieter, muffled into sleeves and palms. We pass through gates that scrape the sky, iron and stone and the skulls of those who tried to escape mounted on spikes as warnings….Bloodfang Territory announces itself in blood and darkness, torches line the path to a fortress that looks carved from the mountain itself, all sharp angles and shadows. "Out," a guard yanks the cart door open, grabs the nearest omega by her chains and drags her into the dirt, "move."

Summer said before she closed the door. Mason frowned before he lowered his head to glance at his phone. When he saw the notification, he seemed to understand what happened. He stared at Xena's name for a moment before he let out a small sigh. Then, he returned to his apartment. … After School, Summer's newly launched horror game, reached two million registered users within just 12 hours of release. Content creators across all major video platforms were all announcing that they would be reviewing the game soon. Early the next day, Hartford Group had an emergency meeting.

Eve said. She came to sit close to him, and she took his hand in hers. She smiled. "I really love your shirt." Elvin grinned. "Thanks. I was scared it wouldn't be your size." "So, the game we are playing, was it like the kind you and Lisa played?" Eve asked. Elvin slightly shook his head. "No. Yours is more complex. More arranged. Filled with more deception and seduction." Everybody was a pawn in this game. The entire city was like a board game. If Elvin tried to flee from her, Eve would lockdown the entire nation, and she knew the right people to call.

Henry asked as he washed the vegetables for the salad while Tynan mixed the garlic spread. Tynan blushed. "It's for a new game that I made. Indie game developers can participate in it and win some prizes or categories. There are cash prizes too but the more attractive reward is an interview opportunity for a very famous gaming magazine. I've been unemployed ever since I graduated so this means a lot to me. If I do well in the interview, I'm looking forward to applying with some of the gaming companies I admire." Jay and Baston who were at the grill and oven listened to Tynan talk more about the things he did when he wasn't working at Apple Soup. They were impressed that they had such a capab

He didn't appear to be upset to be joining his mate at all. Of the more than 3,000 omegas that had started The Hunt, only 243 were still unclaimed. That night, 243 Hunters returned to the castle and planned the next phase of their attack. Because, at this point in the game, their animalistic nature could do nothing less than attack.

The president waved at all of them and people were swooning and fainting. The man turned his long jacket turning with him and making his way into the building. The door closed with a loud BANG. “Is that it?” she asked. “Well they won’t show us the meeting if that is what you’re asking” Kieran replied. “Then what do we do now?” Danny asked. “We can try out that new game they made just for today” Clara said. “What is it about?” Danny asked. “A game skilled Tempans made just for the summit. You get transported into the game and fight against any leader of your choice”.

After seeing the game's title, Andrew sighed and squeezed his eyes shut. Jack and the Neverland Pirates was the name of the game. To be continued...

He felt bad to leave her out like that, especially after already upsetting her so far. He took a deep breath. "Rose, do you wanna watch?" He asked. "Eh?" She surely was shocked. 'Maybe I shouldn't have asked…' "Umm… Sure." Rose moved to sit close to Matthew. Matthew moved over a bit to give her some room. Then his eyes were locked on the screen. The logo of the company working on the game showed up on the television that was connected. CRIMSON GAMES A scene of mountains, deserts, snow, ocean, forests, spooky grave yards played on the television in one smooth flow of the camera zooming it until it stopped at an open field of grass. Then a young woman in a suit showed up from the corner of the

he murmured, voice a caress against my spine, “there is no need for uncertainty. I will answer any doubts you have.” He wasn’t used to this. I could feel it in the tension of his body, see it in the tight control around his movements. He was a man accustomed to obedience, not vulnerability. Politeness looked strange on him, like armor he didn’t quite know how to wear. And the worst part was… it drew me in even more. But doubt clung to me, stubborn and unyielding. Nala hadn’t confirmed anything. My delayed senses always failed me. Until she said the words—He is your mate—nothing was certain.

“My laundry comes first today. You’ll have to wait your turn.” A low growl was his only reply, followed by the heavy sound of his retreating footsteps. Leaning against the washing machine, I let out a breath I hadn’t realized I was holding. The victory felt good, sharp and clean. But as the adrenaline faded, the reality of our game settled in my stomach like a stone. This wasn’t just about laundry. This isn’t over, he’d said. And a treacherous, secret part of me knew he was right.