Novel & Cerita Will From Ranger's Apprentice

Even as the college students shrieked at Frank, they felt true terror for the first time—he really was someone they should not mess with! "Why not?" Frank shrugged. "You know what you did, or should I refresh your memory? So apologize right now!" That was when the rangers arrived, and he pointed at them. "Actually, you could apologize to them too, or you'll end up just like your friend! "You're a ranger, aren't you?" One of them exclaimed to the chief ranger, "That man killed our friend! Aren't you going to do something about it?!"

Sera's Pov The ranger station sat at the edge of nowhere, halfway between two territories that had spent years pretending the other did not exist. Old wood, a rusted roof, windows so dusty they barely let in light. No pack markings. No allegiance to anyone. Exactly what neutral ground was supposed to look like. Riven had argued with me about it on the drive over. "I go in with you," he said. "That's not up for discussion." "If you go in with me, he won't say what he actually came to say," I said. "He'll say the version he's prepared for an audience."

A person who was rightly worried that one of his friends would disappear, or even worse, was being chased by a hunter worse than a wild wolf. One day, fifteen days after Bara and her family disappeared, he came to the forest. The forest he didn't dare approach before. Saga doesn't know if he has gone mad or about to go mad or the world itself is mad. In fact, he himself wasn't sure who was mad over whom.

"We'll be out of your hair before dinner. Alpha needs to see us about the minor mishap last night." That comment prickled the underside of my skin. "What mishap?" I asked, sounding worried. Mason rolled his eyes. "Oh, that." He huffed a sigh. "It's nothing to worry about," Alex reassured me. "One of our rangers was clipped by a silver tip and had to be taken to the infirmary. We caught the perpetrator trying to skip town, but he won't be coming back, that's for sure." There was a gruffness to Alex's voice that chilled and thrilled me at the same time.

As I listened to the chaos around me, the door opened unexpectedly, and Adira walked inside. Magnus, she rushed to me, hugging me. I inhaled her scent. Raina pulled her away, and I growled. Before we could process what just happened, the door opened again, and Dr. Ranger walked inside. He looked at me, then his gaze shifted to Adira and lingered a moment too long. There was a flicker in his eyes, a brief tightening of his jaw, as if he recognized her from somewhere. What worried me was the way he looked at her—as if she mattered to him, not just as a patient, but as someone from another time. Does he know her? Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed Adira stiffen, her breath catching, eyes na

The next unit to visit could be my friends and I would take zero chance with their lives, especially with the werewolves and vampires patrolling the area. I thought back to the general. My job was to find out what happened to the missing rangers. Chances were good they were dead and the general knew it. Not for the first time, I wondered if this was a setup. But why? What possible motive was there? Maybe I needed to confide in Kenner. If two swords were better than one, maybe two minds were too. “The fact you’ve gone quiet is worrying me,” said Kenner. “I’m thinking.” “I won’t pry but don’t you think I could help you more if I knew what was going on?”

He said that he's grateful I wasn't around when it happened. West has always shouldered the pack and our family, he was away on a business trip but Beta Sage, my father and some fighters in the pack were able to kill more of the crescent pack people including their Alpha. Ragnar have instructed me to search for Willow and Beta Sage by myself, he gave me some of his men to work with, he had to appoint some of his men in the crescent pack as informants and we are going to get to the en of this, the shrill ringing of my cell phone brought me out of my thoughts, I looked towards West, he was still laying down on his bed, barely moving.

That was stupid of me as we’re now trapped in enemy territory. Rainer lets out a deep sigh, exasperated with the turn of events. “Can you get rid of the wards then?” “It’ll take me a few minutes. Wards aren’t my specialty.” “Willow can unravel wards quickly,” he reminds me. “Because she is good at warding magic. Unfortunately for us, Aunt Willow isn’t here at this moment.” “Is this going to take a while?” Rainer asks, looking like he wants to change directions and take the path that leads to the waterfall. “Should I sit and wait?”

Holy crap, did all werewolves acquire the ability to entice with a touch? "Rhye as a Ranger?" A dark, oddly hypnotic voice fluttered on the warm night breeze. "Dimitri is far too wise to send one after another. The idea of a ranger is to prevent a bloodbath, not to create one." Rhye smoothly turned as Trevor, at last, revealed his presence. He’d sensed the dangerous werewolf lurking near the dilapidated building since they’d crossed into his territory, but it was never wise to acknowledge a ranger unless they invited you to do so.

Far off, I could make out Evander’s voice, giving commands from somewhere behind the tents. “Next,” the officer's voice broke through the noise. When we stepped forward, the captain looked us over like we were old rope. His eyes travelled from my boots to my face, then to Mira, and finally to Rhea’s bare middle. “Names,” the officer said. “Ravena, Mira and Rhea,” I replied. The officer wrote down the names. The captain did not blink. “We are apprentices from the royal guard,” I explained. “We seek placement on the front line.”