Unexpected Guests Undertale Novels & Stories

They are mostly the Alpha's and Luna's kids from other packs. I avoid going to the party with Allan. I didn't know any of them at the party. So I went outside and started looking for food. Guests were all over the house. I noticed the food stall so I was going there when suddenly someone blocked my path. “Hey, beautiful?” He waved his hand before my face and I frowned at him. He tilted his head and stared at me from head to toe. “I don't think I have seen you before here?” He asked me, knitting his brows together.

"Fine. But my plan depends on your answer. Is there an underground basement at the castle? One only a few people know about?" Penny blinked. "Yeah, there's one. Ares, Jason, and I used to play hide and seek down there when we were little. We even had sleepovers sometimes. Ares’ dad never knew. We found it by accident. But why?" I shrugged. "You’ll see." "Your plan isn’t what I think it is... right?" "That depends on what you think it is," I smirked. ~~~ Penny and I peeked from behind a wall, watching as the elders exited the council hall. The coast was almost clear.

she said with a sly grin, her eyes twinkling with mischief. I looked at the package in surprise, my heart quickening with curiosity. Who could be sending me gifts? I carefully unwrapped it, revealing a box of the most exquisite chocolates and a single red rose. Nestled amidst them was a folded piece of parchment, a handwritten note. My friends leaned in, equally intrigued. As I opened the note and began to read, the words filled me with shock and disbelief. It was from Jace, the Alpha's son, a name that had become synonymous with trouble in my life lately. He was inviting me to dinner, just the two of us.

It seemed like no one was home, which could explain the eerie silence that enveloped me. As I slowly turned the doorknob of our main entrance, it swung open without any resistance, leaving me in a state of bewilderment. Inside the living room, a group of people welcomed me with apparent jubilation. "What the heck?" I blurted out. All eyes turned towards me, and oddly enough, they all looked familiar. These were Grantt's friends from outside the entertainment industry, but I had never been in such close proximity to them, not even at his concert or our wedding. Their presence here was perplexing. I wasn't certain if they were aware of our current situation, but it would be better if they were

But little did they know that something sinister was brewing in the shadows. Just as the party was reaching its peak, a loud crash was heard from the direction of the garden gate. The guests stopped what they were doing and turned to see what had happened. There, standing in the gate, was a tall, imposing figure. It was the ruthless alpha, and he looked furious. He was covered in dirt and scratches, and it was clear that he had been through a struggle. He stormed into the garden, and the guests backed away in fear. No one knew what to do, and the atmosphere was thick with tension.

Late one summer night, as they tuned into frequencies unknown, the friends—Jake, Emily, Noah, and Lily—accidentally opened a portal to the Upside Realms, a parallel dimension dripping with eerie echoes of their own world. Unbeknownst to them, the Upside Realms harbored dark entities hungry for the energy of the living. As strange occurrences plagued Everwood—disappearing pets, flickering streetlights, and odd markings etched on the town's trees—the friends realized they were at the center of a supernatural storm.

Kate I see Troy towards the huge pile of wood that is stacked in the center. He grabs one of the lit torches and addresses the crowd of people. “Food is ready, let’s have some fun,” he says, throwing the touch into the pile of wood, which instantly goes up in flames. “Did you enjoy your evening alone?” he asks, walking past me towards the tables lined with food and drinks. I follow behind him as I reply. “Yes, actually, I had a really nice time, but I do have to ask you a favor,”

Moreover, under the floorboards something was sighing deeply. A couple of moments later the illusion was over, and I wondered if I’d imagined it all. We went further on, and the motionless guardians with their halberds held upright seemed to pay no attention to us. However, when we came up to the Golden Hall, the herald kindly checked our invitation before opening the doors. “Reive, I’m really nervous,” I told the necromancer, glad that he was holding my arm all the way. “Don’t worry, little one,” he smiled calmly. “It’s only a dinner. Just think about how the dishes will be of a much higher quality than in our restaurant.”

Samantha is not one to sugarcoat words. “Thank you” Emily replied nonetheless. Samantha's words hurt her, but she was grateful that she went out of her way to come for her. Without acknowledging Emily’s thanks, Samantha went on. “We are still on the lookout for the intruders, and we fear that they operate through some insiders. And you know how this goes. Should the intruders not be caught, then the humans among us are in trouble...” Hearing this, Emily exclaimed. “Huh...”

I chuckle, slapping her ass. We both busted out laughing and got back to making breakfast. It is good just to laugh and mess around. I look over to where she is, smiling. She must have felt me staring because she met my eyes, smiling back, winking at me. We finished cooking, and as we were plating it up, there was a loud knock at the cabin’s front door, “Are you expecting guests?” I ask, “No. I have no idea who it could be.” She looks both confused and concerned.