Werewolf Breeding Stories Novels & Stories

The professor gave me the highest score. I often studied by myself in the library. My love for reading never subsided. I read a book pertaining to the Moon Goddess and her origin, including the history of the werewolves. She isn't an inhabitant of this world but she can set foot here by a proxy or vessel. An unfinished spell was included in this book, so I copied it into my spellbook. Werewolves have four breeds; white, black, red, and gold. White and black propagated gray wolves. Throughout the generations of their existence, breeds multiplied including the adopted children of the Moon Goddess which is called Hybrid—a half-werewolf and half-human.

Eileen rolled her eyes. Then she continued, "Purebred and hybrid werewolves coexisted in the same realm for centuries yet remained worlds apart. The seeds of discord were sown when a high-ranking purebred werewolf's daughter defied tradition by loving a human and bearing a hybrid child. This act was deemed a betrayal, tainting the purebred bloodline. The purebred werewolves viewed hybrids as abominations, fearing their mixed heritage would dilute the werewolf lineage and imperil their very existence. In contrast, hybrids celebrated their unique blend of traits, embracing the strength, diversity, and adaptability it brought.

the glowing and fun loving aunt was gone. “Why do you say that?” I asked politely. “Oh dear don’t you know the prophecy?” Hannah’s mom approached me and caressed my back. “What prophecy?” “A Lycan and a werewolf can never have a happy ending. Only misery, pain and blood will follow. The weak one always ends up losing their life in the marriage. And we all know that between a Lycan and a werewolf whose wolf does not obey her, who is the weak one.” “I know that prophecy.” I stated.

See ya, bro" I laughed at my friend's message. Kevin could be crazy sometimes. He was right, though. I truly deserved some fun. “Now that I'm full, I need to tell you something. I met a little pup on the plane, DJ. He was a half wolf, half human." “Impossible. There are no such things." As long as I could remember, the werewolf history books stated that not only can humans not be mates with werewolves, due to them not being able to survive the change, but they cannot procreate with them either. It was just not possible.

A werewolf was usually marked once and if by any chance, she was rejected, it became hard to find a second-chance mate. Not everyone was lucky but it did happen. That's why she put more of her time into her cloth making. It was how she earned money, yet it still scared her that she may die a lone wolf. Helen had heard many heartwarming stories about the werewolf who had telekinesis, a great warrior, and a handsome beau. Alpha Max was every woman's dream man but there were stories that he fancied and paid no attention to any female. There were unconfirmed stories of how a virgin wolf had sneaked into his chambers at night hoping tokeemaa asa when he lost his wife.

Liam’s voice interrupted my thoughts. I shifted my position in the chair so that I was facing him. Real animals were never part of the tests, as we used alternative methods for experimentation. It was something I adamantly refused to consider. We combined werewolf blood and our female blood to create small, fierce beasts. The legend spoke of a mysterious creature called Gwyllwolf that could only be created by combining our blood with certain other substances, known only to my scientists.

They sure lived long lives… “He had all the dragon tribes united under him and there was peace.” Agnarr continues, he’s frowning, and his eyes are distant as if reliving those moments. “We were here thousands of years before the Fae and the Werewolves, back when Vampires and Elves minded their own business, but there was one species who did not.” I look up at him curiously. “The Fae,” I say. He cocks a brow. “Don’t think so highly of yourself, Wolf Princess. It was not the Fae but the Werewolves who had children similar to the way rabbits do. Having many children who were no longer containable and so they began spreading far and wide.”

Never again would he make such a mistake. He rode through the woods and then up the hill to his castle. Before he could enter his home, he already sensed the other's presence. Just when he wanted to be alone, they had to be here. They liked to gather in his home sometimes. The dark interior and the mysterious feel of the Wolf's den fascinated them as well. Rayven knew this would be his home from the first time he saw it. He bought it immediately for a cheap price since no one wanted to live here. Not that he ever needed to worry about money.

The king yelled, rising to his feet immediately. "We have agreed with you since there's a way of getting an heir without a queen - You're a lycan, your royal Majesty, you rule the entire Werewolf Kingdom. The breeder we have chosen is a Tribid, she can't just get pregnant. Her body has to get used to yours only then will a connection be formed." The elders explained.

"There are two thousand on the good side, and seven hundred who disagree with what we are trying to do. They haven't tried to attack, they know they are outnumbered, but I fear if we let even one of them live, if one of them slips through or hides in with the good crowd, we will wind up at war again later." I look at her a question in my eyes. "What's that mean?" "You make new were wolves by breeding, right? Sometimes a bite to a human who chooses to join, but mostly you make your pack by finding a mate and making babies, right?" She looks pointedly at Sophia's growing stomach. "Yeah, we do. Why?"