Toga Transforming Novels & Stories

They threw punches, kicked shins, and bared their teeth, desperately trying to keep the swarm from pulling the willow down. "I am finished," Tola whispered in my mind. Her voice sounded hollow, completely drained of its usual arrogance. "Make sure the males are connected. Right now." My brain scrambled. "What are you talking about? Connected how?" "Just do it, Betty. Now." "Ian!" I screamed down through the branches, the wind knocking the breath from my lungs. "Touch them! Make sure you and the guys are touching as many rogues as possible! Tola is doing something!"

Togo kept talking and didn't care whether someone was listening to their conversations since the people who sat on the side, back, and front were all the bodyguards that had changed their clothes in the car and ate at this family restaurant together silently protecting her, though, she didn't even notice the face of her bodyguards seemed to be stunned when they saw their boss was being fed by Monica. Togo knew that Wagnaria was Monica's restaurant and she came, asking him for help, so she didn't want to bother him by causing a commotion in the restaurant with her bodyguards and told them to change their clothes before they entered. It might sound quite exaggerated to bring her bodyguards ins

Maggie said still looking around. “That’s right hun.” I reassured her. “I’m ready Koa.” Maggie said with a nod before plopping down on her butt. “Alright.” Koa nodded back and then turned back towards all the wolves. “Everybody slowly gather in front us please.” Everybody did ask they were asked while looking, more in awe than anything, at Maggie the entire time. Once everyone was gathered in front, Koa started explaining the situation. She informed them that Maggie was Tora’s shifted form but that they had been working on training and taming Maggie.