Travelers Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“And what do you want in return?” The traveler’s gaze shifted to Seraphina, his eyes unreadable. “Nothing but your trust. I’ve seen what the Heart can do to those who are unprepared. Without my help, you will fail. And the consequences will be dire.” Elena looked between Kael and the traveler, torn. Kael’s warning echoed in her mind, but the traveler’s words made too much sense. She couldn’t ignore him. Not now. “I’ll go with him,” Elena said finally, her voice firm.

But as long as I am in charge you will do as I say” He remarked as I swallowed hard, my heart pounding, I blinked back the tears that threatened to fall, knowing that I had agreed to do this so that I could travel again after three months. “Didn’t you hear what I just said? I get the fuck out!” He growled again, I flinched, this time closing my eyes as I looked at Michele, whose hands were trembling as I wiped my tears before storming off. I didn’t even know what I was going to do next. That asshole ruined my chances of traveling again. I went to the changing room, kicking at anything that I could find. “Rhia?” Kai’s voice came as I rolled my eyes, packing up my stuff.

"Please." "Fine." I turned to face her as we stood at the bottom of the stairs. The plane opened the door for us, and I lowered my voice just in case. "Riley and I were talking about how hard it is to travel and not have companionship. It's one thing to sleep with someone you know and take your chances, but to do it with a stranger in another country or some crazed-ass fan... it's just getting old, D. Okay?" "What did you guys decide would work best?" Her face visibly paled.

I didn't like it. Not one bit. The traveler noticed. "You've already decided, haven't you?" I folded my arms. "I might have." Void sighed. "I don't even need to ask." "No." "You've decided we should go." "...Maybe." Everyone looked at me. "...Fine." I pointed toward the endless horizon. "If somewhere is alone, we should visit." The traveler laughed. A warm, joyful laugh that echoed across every glowing road. "I hoped you would say that." That seemed suspicious.

Time had no meaning there. “You lost your interest in the world or even living the best.” “I can’t even get out of this cage!” Elena screamed. She’d been furious. This visitor came just to slap what she’s got so badly. Then, there she was again. She saw the little girl with the red hood and ponytail. “You can talk to people outside your cage. You are a traveler,” the little girl said. “Who are you?” “That’s not important,” the girl replied. “But, I’m just as you are – a traveler.”

She was exactly the type that my parents would have chosen for me to settle down with, making their distaste for the types of women I actually preferred perfectly clear over the years. She lifted her head as we approached and suddenly Trav stopped dead in his tracks. Alex and I both looked over at him to note he appeared to be stuck in a trance, his eyes glued to her. I waved my hand in front of him, wondering where he went when he suddenly spoke. "Mate." "Mate," Alex's sister responded, a similar trance-like look on her face. "Holy shit," Alex said. Clearly in a world of his own, Trav stepped forward. "Travis Tikaani of the Jade Moon Pack? And you are?"

“The grand canyon, Mount Rushmore, Rocky Mountains, New Orleans during Mardi Gras, and Arizona during the hot-air balloon festival. Xander and I left home when I was a little over seventeen. We traveled around the US for about eight months before we found Frankie, and then the others.” “That sounds…amazing.” I exhale, imagining all the places he’s been. “I sometimes wish I was a rogue. Pack wolves don’t get to travel like that. Well, not ranked wolves. We are lucky if we get to venture to other pack territories.” “I didn’t know you had a travel bug.” He whispers, kissing the top of my head. His presence is relaxing, and I cannot help but snuggle closer. “It was my plan to travel after I turn

“The raiders?” “No,” Serakha replied, moving beside Lucian. “We’ve come from… farther.” That appeared to cause the woman to squint. “You with a pack? A banner?” “No banner,” Lucian replied. “Just three travelers. But we’ve been through the fire.” The woman’s glance skittered to Serakha — her odd hair, the way the wind warped just the faintest bit around her. “You were included in that, then,” she said. “The sky tearing. The gold veins. People said the world ended.”

The fog thickened as we pulled off the road, tires crunching over wet gravel. Travis kept one hand on the wheel, the other brushing damp strands of hair from his eyes. I could feel the tension in him—the same way I felt it in myself. Hunters were getting bolder, and instinct told me we were running out of time. “We need eyes and ears,” I muttered. “We can’t keep flying blind forever.” Travis shot me a sideways grin, pale eyes glinting. “I suppose that means visiting friends, then. Friends with fangs. And maybe a flair for dramatic entrances.”

Why was their love never allowed to even germinate? He had a lot in mind. "I will go," Tranny muttered. "What do you mean?" Aliyah asked, looking at Trannys face. Tranny swallowed hard and took a deep breath. "I will go to Germany" That very moment, Travis who had been standing with some few security guards, squats before Tranny. "Are you sure?" He asked Tranny. Tranny nodded in return. "Good boy. Thank you so much Tranny" Aliyah pulled Tanny Into his embrace and a smile curved on Travis lip.