Unexpected Guests Undertale Novels & Stories

There, Uwal is already smoking a cigar casually. “Nice ride?” he asked. "Yes. Very pleasant. Looks like I won't need Ronan, I can contact you guys, and having Tidus, it doesn't seem to work to make him my protector.” Randu descends Tidus and thanks to the horse. Uwal laughed, “For now, yes, but it will be useful in the future. I know… come on in, there's one more person who's curious about you.” “Another person? Do you mean? A god who wants to meet me? Haven't I met all the inhabitants of this place?"

“Guests?” “Yes, it wouldn’t be much of a celebration of two packs with only members of one pack present,” he says, and I nod. He’s right. So, I follow Thorne out of the room and down to the driveway just as two large vans and a car pull up. Several unfamiliar faces come from the vans, all greeting Thorne respectfully before breaking off to the houses beside ours. Beta Jace greets us, as does his sister. I smile at Jace, happy to see a familiar and kind face. He and Emma go inside as well.

As she approached her usual row, the friends she had laughed with just twenty-four hours ago suddenly looked busy. One locked her eyes onto her phone, another quickly placed her designer tote bag on the empty chair beside her, and the rest looked away, completely ignoring her existence. The black card’s curse had officially begun. With a tight throat, Antonia walked toward the very back of the hall and found an isolated desk. The true storm hit the moment she pulled out her chair. A loud, wet squish echoed through the immediate area. Antonia froze. Someone had smeared thick, sticky blue acrylic paint all over the seat.

"We need to alert them." Rowan's face grew somber. "And what happens if they ignore?" “They will pay attention,” I said. They were required to. Prior to our departure, an unforeseen guest showed up. A fragile, hooded silhouette entered our camp, moving slowly yet purposefully. I identified them right away, an elder from Silvermoon. “I arrive in disguise,” the elder murmured. "I've got something for you." I shared looks with Fenris before moving ahead. “What is that?”

Don't open it unless you have fully accepted your role at the Alpha of this region. I know you have a lot of questions. And if your mother's spell has taken effect, you probably know about Zahir. I do not know his current location. He is the lone Cave Ursine, and he is the leader of a group of rogue Weres. They are not causing trouble, however, our society sees them as trash.

I nodded and we left. When we got home, Luna Abby and I put the groceries away while the guys brought everything in from the vehicle. After that was done, Luna Abby and I sat at the table and wrote out the menu for the carnival. While we were doing that, one of the warriors popped his head in the front door, “Princess, there is someone here to see you. They smell like dragons.” I laughed as I walked out the front door. It was King Uther, Queen Chumani, Brenna and Ity. I greeted all of them and brought them into the house.

I bet it's show for the guests! Hilda typed, 'I wonder who the guests are, requiring such ostentation.' 'They will be here tomorrow so we'll find it out by then.' Thomas replied, to which Hilda added, 'I'm going home now. See you at Rocky Pinnacle tonight.' After a while, Hilda appeared in the group that she created for games. 'There is a double experience event in the game at eight tonight. I'm looking for a team so for those who are interested, please reply 1.

However, before anyone could offer clarification, the doorbell rang, punctuating the moment with an unexpected interruption. Jumping into action, Emily declared, "I'll get it." Ashley's gaze fixed expectantly on the door, awaiting the revelation of the unexpected visitor. As Emily swung the door open, a familiar voice greeted the room with a casual, "What's up, baby girl?" Lukas, sporting a smirk, stood at the forefront, accompanied by the unexpected entourage of Draven, Rolf, and Wulfric.

“Sweetpea, take a seat.” I sat down, my eyes darting between my parents. “What happened? You guys are acting strange.” My father sighed, sliding an ornate invitation across the table toward me. “This came in the evening. From the castle.” I picked up the invitation, my fingers tracing the embossed Reventhorn crest— a wolf howling at the moon. The paper was thick and heavy, the kind that screamed importance. My heart sank as I read the words: Luna Ceremony. “A Luna Ceremony?” I murmured, my mind racing. This had never happened in my past life. Kael and Coco had never held a Luna Ceremony before. So why now? What were they up to?

I asked. Holden shoved his hands deep in his pockets. That was never a good sign. “Turns out we have uninvited guests in the pack. They’re growing by the numbers.” “What!” Atlas ran a hand through his hair, and Holden backed up. “The security was tight Kade. They got in undetected and worse they don’t smell like wolves.”