White Fang Of The Leaf Novels & Stories

Declan convinced him. “I don’t know exactly how, but if I happened to open my eyes and she was still there, I always saw her bring a long, dark red leaf with her. I think she used it to wake me up from the death..” Lilly answered him. “The Sawang leaf…” Declan mumbled. His eyebrows were knitted. He started to think that maybe they missed something this whole time. He remembers very clearly that Sawang leaf only works for Mystical Creature, just like Myrna explained to him.

The metal bent and slowly separated. A white beast snarled, launching itself through the bars at Carolynn. Blood sprayed over the walls. Screaming and fighting, Carolynn managed to ram the needle into the beast's side. A moment of satisfaction was all she felt before the monster's fangs tore open her throat. Frenzied teeth continued to rip through flesh, muscle, and bone before the crazed wolf became sluggish. Bloodied paws faded to blood covered hands. The drugs flowed throughout Emily's system and the red mist turned black.

He needed to keep a clear head. The sounds of twigs snapping and leaves rustling quickly caught Layke’s attention. He whipped his head around and caught sight of a beautiful, huge white wolf with blue streaks running through its fur weave between the trees as its paws thundered against the ground. He’d never seen Nia before, but he knew it was her without a doubt.

Silver and then gray and then silver again. The clearing was coming and going faster than it had at any point. I took one step forward. Into the edge of the silver light I pulled back. The light touched the white wolf's fur. The shuddering intensified. I took another step. "Nerissa!" Zayden's voice was raw behind me. The white wolf reared. Massive and white against the morning sky with the silver eyes blazing and the frequency of three hundred years of Veil Forest in every line of him. The outer yard

--- Fenric opened his eyes. He stood in a forest he had never seen, and yet his body knew it. The trees here were white, bark like bone, branches draped in strands of silver thread that shimmered without light. The ground pulsed softly beneath his feet, not with heartbeat, but breath. The world itself was exhaling. He turned slowly. The moon hung low here. Closer. Not a watcher now but a wound. Cracked and bleeding light, its shape torn down one side as if someone had clawed through it.

Breath to breath. His hand rested on the curve of her hip. Her fingers brushed his jaw. Neither spoke for a long time. Because nothing needed to be said. Their souls had already spoken. They were mated. Bound. Forever. *Edge of Silver Fang Territory* The wind howled across the mountains. The trees stood like silent sentinels, cloaked in frost. Then, a flicker. A shadow darted between trunks. Paws pounded into the snow. A wolf, lean and fast, bleeding from a gash at its flank, emerged from the edge of the trees. Its breath came in ragged huffs, each exhale leaving a trail of steam.

I demanded and she smiled. “I was getting to that. The Yarrow plant has a fern-like foliage appearance with white glowing flowers at the top of the leaves.” She glanced at her window. “You must leave now, it will be easier to locate the mystical plant now that it is dark.” I nodded and turned to the guards. “You heard the witch, inform every person about this plant and make sure it is found tonight.” “Yes Beta,” they chorused and hurried out of the cell. I turned to the woman. “I want you to elaborate on what you said earlier, what do you mean blood? Are you insinuating that..”

The trees grew taller, their branches interlocking like prison bars above me. The air grew colder, like it was being sucked from the world. Then I heard it. A whisper. Low. Unnatural. At first, I thought it was the wind. But no... the wind didn’t sound like voices. My heart skipped. My ears straining, and caught the faintest thread of sound. Chanting. Words I didn’t recognize, but instinct told me were old older than packs, older than blood. The Black Fang weren’t just wolves anymore. They were something else now.