Vash X Wolfwood Novels & Stories

The moment my fingers make contact, he purrs louder, a deep rumble that vibrates through me, before throwing his head back in a triumphant howl, filling the air with the strength of his presence. Then, I look into his eyes. They’re green, vibrant, and full of life. I get lost in them, overwhelmed by the undeniable truth that this is ‘Alpha Asher’s’ wolf. My heart races, but I know there’s something I need to tell him. I need to warn him that Xavier’s plan is in motion, that Asher is about to be struck with wolfsbane, and Xavier is on a mission to take him down. But how do I communicate this to a wolf?

My howls turned more agonizing as I went into a bad place. And then, miraculously, the wolf stopped as his entire body came crashing down on top of me. I yelped from the impact of a grown man’s full weight hitting my body. Once I recovered, I opened my eyes to see Alex holding an entire bloodied vertebral column with his claws, clearly ripped from the wolf’s body. I instantly pushed the dead man off me and sprinted away as Alex threw the vertebrae away and held off the other three wolves, one of whom looked like he wouldn’t get too far as a bloody puddle formed under him and he eventually turned human, dropping to the ground.

"We have heard rumors that you have found some surviving Vlkolak. If that rumor is true it is our business." Carr controlled his rage far better now than earlier today. Maybe it was good he was able to blow off some steam at his visitors. It did help him to keep a firmer hand on his wolf now. "I really don't see how anyone who is under my protection is your business." He took a good hard look at Rudolf. He looked amazingly like Niklas Metzger, same brown hair, same black eyes, and the same last name, relatives? Even the same attitude. "But if we're going to argue, then let's do it in private. This way." Carr led the way to the dining hall.

a massive, scarred black wolf roared as he landed directly onto the roof of Boros’s transport wagon, his claws tearing through the reinforced iron plating like paper. "Protect the asset!" Vance shouted, leaping from his mount. He met the black wolf mid-air, his heavy blade flashing through the snowstorm. The steel connected with a sickening crunch, cleaving through the rogue's shoulder and throwing him off the wagon. Vance landed on his feet, his breath pluming in the freezing air, his grey Lycan traits emerging as his fangs extended and his muscles swelled with raw power. The pass became a chaotic bloodbath. The royal enforcers fought with disciplined precision, forming a wall of steel agai

Before the blow could fall, the heavy bronze doors of the council chamber were violently thrown open from the outside. I spun around, expecting the rest of Sharon’s vanguard, my hands already gathering the golden light for another strike. But it wasn't the Western Crags mercenaries who entered. Standing in the doorway was a massive, gray-furred wolf, its shoulders broader than any rogue I had ever seen, its face covered in a lattice of fresh, bleeding claw marks. Silas Vane’s second-in-command is a brutal beta rogue named Jax. And in his jaws, he was dragging the limp, unconscious body of Marta.

Given how endurable Tyler was, it would be difficult to take him hostage. In a moment of sheer ferocity, Tyler wolf managed to sink his teeth into Ash’s shoulder, eliciting a guttural growl from my wolf. Ash retaliated with a swift and powerful swipe, catching Tyler off guard and sending him sprawling to the ground. Tyler, though momentarily stunned, rallied with a strong force. He lunged again, teeth bared, but Ash anticipated the attack. With a lightning-quick maneuver, he sidestepped and delivered a punishing blow to Tyler’s wolf's flank, sending him tumbling once more. Amidst the battle, a question rang in my head constantly. If the vampires were here, then that Edge bastard Vincent shou

I shouted to the nearest strike team member. They moved. Cutting bonds. Pulling wolves to safety. But Vax wasn’t done. He grabbed the young wolf the one he’d threatened and pulled him close. Knife at his throat again. “Stop!” Vax shouted. “Everyone stops or he dies!” The clearing froze. Vax backed toward the tree line. Using the young wolf as a shield. “You think you’ve won?” Vax’s voice was tight. Controlled. “This changes nothing.” “Let him go,” I said.

He walked out first before pulling me out and the site before me shook me to the core. There were about ten big and ugly-looking wolves fighting with four black ones, whom I recognized as Vlad's men from when they chased me in the woods. The fight was so intense as their sharp teeth pierced into each other skins. The rogue who had slammed into the carriage stood before Vlad and me with his mouth open showing his very sharp fangs.

As they approached the compound, Vivi stumbled, her new wolf form trembling with exhaustion. Without hesitation, Xander slipped beneath her, supporting her weight against his larger frame. The sensation of his fur against hers sent tingles through her body, and she gratefully leaned into him. As they entered the main house, Xander gently nuzzled Vivi, guiding her towards their shared quarters. Kane and Dax flanked them, their eyes scanning the surroundings protectively. Once inside, Xander shifted back to his human form, his voice a gentle rumble as he spoke to Vivi.

My eyes harden. He’s been watching me. The anger takes over my body, letting Ash out to play. Her red fur covers my body as I shift. The rogue growls before shifting into his matted brown wolf. Ash’s howl fills the night sky as she launches the first attack. The wolf may be larger than her, but he’s a lot slower. Ash’s teeth sink into his front leg, making him yelp. The rogue grabs Ash’s ear and flings her body into a nearby tree. She is quick to bounce back onto her feet. The rogue lunges at her again. This time Ash turns, avoiding his grasp. She jumps onto his back, pushing her canines into his neck. He tries to shake Ash off, but it’s futile. Her teeth sink until she hears a satisfying cr