Trollhunters Argh Novels & Stories

He said, stylishly leaning on his bad smelling car. Wow, he is leaning on a car smelling so bad. Though he is having to smell such a pungent smell, he won’t leave his style. A small chuckle left my mouth. How funny. “Are you laughing at your deed? It might feel great after ruining a million dollars property.” Aaron asked with a sinister smile, making me frown at him. “It’s not my fault. I warned you at least five times before letting my intestinal things out.” I argued with Aaron while a Porsche stopped in front of us.

“Oh, so that’s a yes?” “I said shut up.” “You are blushing so hard right now.” “I am not.” Hunter is openly laughing now, completely useless. “This is harassment,” I mutter. “And deeply unprofessional.” Tara gasps dramatically. “You literally straddled him in front of half the camp.” “It was a fight.” “Mhm,” she hums. “Sure.” I point a warning finger at her. “You are insufferable.” “And you,” she says brightly, “are avoiding the question.”

It only took a second to realize this was Alpha Hollis’s Beta and Gamma and their heirs. I link Thunder and Cyclone and sprint in the direction of Argos and take my place at his flank. Cyclone is next to take the other flank with Thunder at Cyclone’s flank all moving quickly towards the threat. As the largest of the largest of the wolves started to attack, Argos rolled out an Alpha command for them to STOP. They froze instantly, unable to move under the weight of the command, though the largest was struggling to fight the command. Argos leaped onto the wolf sinking his fangs into the wolf’s throat before ripping it out. One of the other attackers whimpered loudly when the first wolf died and