Web Of Wyrd Tattoo Novels & Stories

They were a vivid, piercing green that seemed to see through my skin. Eucharist. The legend that could pull life back from the grave. My skin glowed, mirroring the green veins throbbing in his neck. A tattoo etched itself into my forearm—a white wolf, burning white-hot. I stared at the symbol, feeling a sting of bitter irony; a mark of the wolf burned into the skin of a girl who had just traded her inner beast for a savior. We floated in that emerald silence before the light died, dropping us hard onto the ferns.

It looked more like a tattoo than a marking. Just behind my right shoulder, there was a black tribal crescent moon, with the outline of a wolf howling at a moon in the tattoo. It was no bigger than an inch and a half, but it looked huge as I looked at it. I never put much thought into the mark the Alpha King had on his wrist, but now that I carried it, I wondered if it was a marking from the Moon Goddess. “I don’t think I can do this.” I whispered as my attention stayed on the mark.

Sashi said while continuing from writing. "Wraith? Ah, you called me once like that before. What is that anyway?" Clark ask while giving all of his attention to Sashi. "A wraith, an evil ghost. Those who died with wrong doings in life. Like that." Sashi explained. "Ahhh." They stayed like that for a while because Sashi need to finish taking some notes. Clark just observing her the whole time. "Stop staring, I can't concentrate here." Sashi said without looking at Clark.

Everything went fuzzy and I was out. Present Day. I stood from the couch and walked over to the picture on the wall. I stood in front of it, moving my eyes over the mix of colours. It was like a galaxy of stars, glitter and beautiful colours. It was the kind of picture that would make someone calm and happy. It was the type of picture someone could marvel at for hours. It was the kind of picture that someone would smile at. But not me. It was the same picture that I have been forced to look at thousands of times throughout my life. I crossed my arms and my fingers moved slowly over my forearm. The fingertips traced over the countless raised scars left behind from my childhood education. I le

Her fingers trembled as she undid the last button, pushing the fabric aside to reveal my skin. "Greedy little virgin," I teased, but I shrugged off my shirt, exposing my tattooed chest—rippling muscles, scars from my rough past, all symbols of the darkness she was embracing. The ink swirled in intricate patterns: a snarling wolf on my pec, vines of thorns wrapping around my abs, each one a story of conquest and pain. Her eyes widened, fingers tracing the ink, sending shivers down my spine as her nails scraped lightly over a scar. "Touch all you want. But remember, this body is your master now. Every ridge, every scar—it's yours to worship, but only because I allow it."

The symbols seemed to have extended. In Arerat, the tattoo was a butterfly in my palm and claw prints under it, down to below my wrist. But right now, it was extended down to the back of my elbow, just below my upper arm. The last pair of claw prints that lay in-between the upper arm and the lower arm began to glow warmly. I could feel a soul connection with it. It's the exact feeling I got when Little Wolfy gave me its blood essence from it's glabella to join the contract of beast and beast tamer. It was as if I just...

James asked as he looked at the wrapped package. “Open it and find out.” He smiled as James started ripping the paper off and unfolded the leather vest. “What does it say?” “That’s a phoenix rising from the ashes, same as my jacket. But below it, it says, ‘Blood of Wrath’. That means every biker that sees it will know you’re my son,” he said. James looked up at him, his eyes glistening. “Really?” “Whenever we go to events like today, you can wear it and people will know exactly who you are.” He could feel that tug of emotions in his chest and when he looked up, Jenna was smiling brightly, he could feel that in his soul too.

It is actually the Moon Goddess’ plan all along. I try to find the family link and a link to one of my parents. I yell, in my head, “Dad!” I hear nothing in reply. I ask Willow, “Are we under a spell that keep us from linking anyone? It feels like there is something blocking it.” She replied, “There was another herb in your breakfast.” I asked, “What herb?” She replied, “There was a small amount of wolfsbane in the gravy too.” I growled, “Willow, you are now in charge of keeping me from wolfsbane.” She replied, “You got it, lady.” I sighed, “Now, I just need to keep trying the link.”

After that, he took a pill and then a bottle of medicine. He turned around and began to apply the treatment to his wounds. Clearly, he did not trust Darryl yet. 'Wait!' Darryl noticed a maroon color Wolfire totem tattoo on Kye's upper right arm despite the dim lighting. The tattoo method appeared to be quite unique. 'A Wolfire tattoo?' He was stunned. After spending a long time with the barbarians, he learned that male barbarians would tattoo the Wolfire on their arms to show their loyalty to the barbarians once they reached adulthood.

It would’ve completely shattered me into a million small pieces that could never be fixed if it had been me in her shoes. She paused the video and held the phone up to the tattoo on his forearm. Yes, they were the same tattoo. My brows furrowed when I looked at it closer and recognized what it was. Why would he have the symbol of the Werewolf Council? It was given to those on the Council as well as their Sentinels, which was what their specialized warriors were called, as their ID badge so to speak. It’d been created with the help of a very power witch. She essentially made it into a trademark. Only those with approval from the Council were able to get it tattooed on them. IF they ever left