Why Weren't You At Elf Practice Novels & Stories

“Sir—Ellis isn’t around.” He didn’t hesitate to give me a response. “He took an excuse. He mentioned something about a family function.” My eyebrows dipped into a frown as I thought about it. Why didn't he mention it to any of us? Ellis never missed practice. Ever. Well…. I shrugged by shoulders and continued with practice. We pushed through anyway. Scrimmage. Passing drills. Conditioning. I kept glancing toward the door like he might walk in late and smirk at us, throwing that his normal gentle smile.

Adam approached the elder elf. “Master, can I talk to you in private?”, Adam asked gently. “For what?”, he asked. “About the unnecessary decisions you had made”, replied Adam boldly. The elder elf smirked. “Follow me”, the elf said. They came inside the room where the elder was staying. When both of them settled. Adam begun the conversation. “Why you have ordered your people to quite from training?”, asked Adam. “Well…”, the elder elf paused. “It seems like the training is useless”, the elder elf replied coldly.

She cracked a grin. "Don't squander your time." The two who were set to fight each other sheathed their weapons and fell silent with a single sentence. "We can ignore him now that we know he's pointless. That only left the elf girl and the girl from the association. We must defeat them in the exam." "Alright." …. I was now on the practice field. A complex that occupied half of the island. And it was completely vacant. I could see a few students training around me, but it was insufficient in comparison to the number of students at the academy. I suppose not many people are eager to begin training on the first day.

It must be the reason they're glad to see me. "Thank you girls. I wouldn't miss the game for anything in the world." I maintain a half grin. Skipping the game was definitely a thought I contemplated but I wouldn't have. "And no, we aren't losing." I answered the last question. I don't know who asked it nor why. I sighed and brought my head lower to face them. "I missed practice and I didn't get to see you ladies train. But you did practice. From the stats, you did good. Who are these people that think they will come to our school and take our trophy?!"

Kaya I woke up late that day. I had no idea why because I knew that I slept early. Which meant I had missed practice again. I couldn't remember how many times I'd missed practice this week alone. And I didn't like it because it just made me look very unserious. The fact that Nora hadn't spoken about it made it somehow because I wondered what she was thinking. I needed to attend practice more. I got up from bed and dashed into the bathroom. Practice would be over by now but if I went quickly, I would be able to catch her there and explain things to her.

Maybe she was feeling ill, or had gotten caught up doing something. And yet, the afternoon wore on, and there was no sign of her. I made the rounds, talked to the pack elders and a few of the visiting Alphas, watched a group of kids absolutely demolish two grown adults at kickball. The festival was running well—better than well, actually, which I would have told Ellie if she had come back. That was the thing; she didn’t come back. Leaning against a fencepost, I checked my phone, just in case she had sent me a text or tried to call. Nothing.

"Okay, okay. What happened?" "Fanny fricking Whitlock and her little fan club stood me up," I said, the annoyance clear in my voice. "The group chat said practice was at noon. I showed up with Leon to watch, and they were already finished. They’d moved it to ten without telling me, just to make me look like I wasn't taking it seriously." Elodie winced, leaning back in her chair. "That’s low, even for her. Fanny is such a nightmare. She’s clearly trying to freeze you out so you'll quit on your own."

she muttered as she left where she stood at a corner and followed him to where the others were standing. “ It seems that you do not have a partner.” Their coach said as he scanned the eighty students present for that day’s lesson. “ Is it because of the ban? That ban doesn’t apply to this class.” He declared while others whispered excitedly. Elora shut her eyes as she prepared herself for the people who would be more than excited and thrilled to be the ones who beats her up to a pulp. Just as she suspected, so many people volunteered to be her partner but their coach didn’t acknowledge any of them.

Partly for almost attacking Callista and partly for disappearing. "You don't need to apologise when you're in control of your wolf. Things like that won't happen. Sure, you might have a few bad words with her, but attacking her? Unlikely." Nodding, I smile at him. "I also meant the disappearing last night. I didn't realise I was gone for so long." "Elara, I should have thought. It's not your fault." "Or Kellan's." He can't blame him. "Or Kellan's. You haven't had your wolf for most of your life. It was obvious you would be gone for a while. Right, in." He opens a door and I step into the gym.

Still, there was one thing that gnawed at me, eating away at the excitement, dulling the reality of what was about to happen. Eliana wouldn’t be here. Neither would Asher or Callum. The news had come earlier in the day, and I had to school my expression to keep from reacting in front of the Elders. Something was happening—something I wasn’t aware of. I had been trying to reach Eliana for days now, ever since we last met at Blackwood Pack, where she had convinced me to take this step. But there had been nothing. No response, no sign of her.