We Bare Bears Our Stuff Novels & Stories

“What about the bears up there?” “Oh, that’s another thing that’s changed. In the New Year, Leland wants to talk about me consulting on creating a version of pack territory with him for the bears in general. It seems he has a large number of bear families camping right now on his land, and he’s worried about winter so close.”

I had been stressing all morning, driving myself insane trying to figure out what would motivate the bears to strike out again after we had so thoroughly defeated them the last time. I had thought the stray bears that we had encountered in the South, courtesy of Zeke, was some sort of fluke, that maybe he had blackmailed or lied his way into fooling the two goons to do his dirty work. They had certainly lacked a high intelligence rate, that was for damn sure.

Two hours later , they catch three more bears , fifteen deers , eight mountain goats , twenty geese and pheasants . They divided the prey among them . Moo Shang had told them , they won't go to the mountain anymore because it's will be snowy in few days . So everyone eager to get the prey . " Let's go back now . It's already four thirty ." Moo Shang said to the others . Everyone already had many prey in their space including the three guards.

I swear I must have been an anthropologist in a past life because I love learning about the culture of other species. Alpha Keenai and Alpha Zozi continued to share details about bear culture with me as everyone ate their lunch. We decided to wait until everyone finished eating before talking business. It had been a long flight for us and we hadn’t eaten since breakfast. Alpha Zozi had one of the female bears show the warrior mates to their rooms to freshen up. I dismissed the warriors to go with them since they had already been briefed on our mission. They agreed to get their mates settled and come back for any updates and a more detailed mission briefing.

"I'm doing this because his alpha asked me politely, and because I know you will be worried about me. But the moment he oversteps -" Wayne laughed out loud. Rooka just shook his head, his brother was crazy. "Wayne, behave. Nuru, Layla, stay sharp, I have a feeling all of you will be going to the city where the statue is, make sure that the bears have souvenirs. Especially anything with honey," he looked at the bears in question. They were sitting at the two bottom steps of the jet, sharing what looked like a tub of caramelized nuts. "Guys," he called the bears, "be ready to take off when you see my signal."

I followed. We moved slow through the kitchen. Like the air might shatter if we moved too quick. Irene had dressed himself. Backward shirt. No socks. Cape made from a dish towel. "Today, we fight the ghost bears," he declared. "How many?" "Sixteen. Maybe more. They're invisible mostly." Sophia handed him a banana like it was a sword. He saluted her. We made waffles. Burnt the first batch. Irene said those were the camouflage ones.

No, this definitely wasn't an informal visit. Ever absentmindedly fingered the claws from the freshly killed bear coiled around his thick bicep. He'd tried to give them to me but I'd refused. I had no desire to wear a reminder of that day. I already had permanent marks attesting to my pain in the ragged crescent-shaped scar of the bear's teeth across my chest as well as long scars on my shoulder and back. So, Ever had kept the bear's teeth and claws while Asher took the hide and fur. The rest of the pack had greedily eaten the meat as well as dried some into jerky for the winter. No part of the bear had been wasted. It was a delicacy they didn't often have.

“Yes. This compound is so large, I could barely call it a compound. You haven't even seen the forests. Sometimes, we see wide bears. They come to drink water and seek shektyer because of the trees.” “Their mama would have liked this? She sounds amazing.” Katarina shrugs, setting the tray down gently on the ground. A picnic mat and some pillow were soread down, with a bottle of sunscreen placed next to a bag. “They don't talk much about her, but I think she would have.” I point at the things she kept to the side. “Yeah, I already wanted to stay here, good thing you wnated it too. Here,” she tossed me the bottle of sunscreen.

He was more than angry. He entered. The cave was bright as Rit on New Year's Eve. Once, long ago, he went to Rit to buy supplies. The city was lit, every corner of the city was bright. He got lost; he wandered for hours, until he found the shop. The shop was bright as the town. The bear needed a few moments to adjust to the lights. “What do you want?” the shopkeeper said. “We have everything.” “Only the basics,” the bear said, “a few things.”

They're up at the sight of me. "There was a bear," I shout and frantically shed my layers. "What?" My mother leaves the table and comes to me. "A bear? Where?" "I was walking on the path to the beach and there was this big dark thing. I think it was a black bear. Are there black bears?" My grandma, flushed, says, "Why, there are black bears here. I should call the town hall. Usually they don't get so close. They need to put out a warning."