Wolf Tail Game Novels & Stories

“You don’t have to be so testy.” He turned back around to focus on the black wolves, but the wolf with the blue eyes raised his head and let out a loud, long howl, one that I imagined could be heard for many, many miles around Grandma’s house. Maybe even all the way to the mountains. It was as if he was calling for backup.

I glanced up, seeing Kaylee entering and handing him a washcloth that he then began to clean the blood from his chest with. "The attack today was just the start. The two wolves on our land were decoys. They were small, weak, and malnourished. Their intent was not to cause damage. They were a distraction. While we were dealing with them, the rogues were pressing in. Every time we increased our men in one area, they pushed closer in another." Parker tossed the washcloth to the table in front of him before pulling out his seat at the head of the table and offering it to Kaylee. She sat down with a small smile, her hand on her stomach, and he grabbed the seat next to her to join the rest of us,

By tradition, as long as I, the White Wolf, remained a member of the pack, my bloodline power would protect the clan through the totem, even if I wasn't physically present at the altar. "Great Moon Goddess, witness our union and grant us prosperity!" Alexander and Lucas, looking high-spirited and proud, held Sarah's hands. Sarah was practically vibrating with triumph, casting arrogant glances at the Elders below. Together, they dripped their blood onto the wolf-head totem of the pack. Sarah looked shy and demure, already fantasizing about the glory that was about to be hers. However, in the very next second— Crack. The totem, which should have erupted with blinding silver light, let out a cr

Aisha said laughing as she waved over her back as she left. None knew that the smoke laced fog was only the beginning. Jo’s wolves had managed to slip past the guards, thanks to Chad’s order being that specific wolves were granted entry, no questions asked. Min, Aisha, and Lee were getting into position to wait for the signal so IN could link all wolves to initiate the next stage. “Remember that ‘something bad’ thing I mentioned earlier? It’s here.” Rex motioned to the upper balcony. “Who the hell would attack a Council Gathering like this, so openly?” Makai asked.

With their men's hiding in the White Wolf lair, the access of information was very easy. "One White Wolf's soldiers group consisted of five members. 3 boys, 1 girls and 1 gay." Jason caught Alexander attention as he raised his head and looked at him. His eyes were sparkling with amusement at what he heard. This news was very rare to be heard of among the White Wolf's Clan.

— Tolerable. - Not cold? - asked the "snowy", skeptically looking at me from head to toe. Well, yes, I jumped out again in one shirt. I could only smile, because it was impossible to think of a more stupid question. “Have you forgotten that I am a fiery wolf?” I smiled as I tossed out my cigarette butt. “Fiery wolves are not afraid of any frost,” oh yes, he knew, and judging by his face, this was exactly the reaction he expected from me. Stretching, I leaned back against the lantern, feeling some wrong lightness from the conversation.

From that instant on, any wolf that was able to get bonded to a mate prepared to embark on their love journey, while the others who didn’t get bonded would wait for the next game, which would be next year because we have performed this ritual game once this year and it’s only done twice every year. “That was fun,” Callista commented while we headed to the Alpha’s abode. "Yeah, it was,” I replied. “I wish I hadn’t been fated, so I could participate in the game.” My eyes widened. “That must be some joke, right?” She laughed hysterically and said, “I was just kidding. I can see jealousy setting in already,” she pouted, hitting on my back slightly. I scoffed. “Did you even know how long I waited

Tyler was taking down as many wolves as he could, but he was running out of arrows. I saw Logan ahead of me in wolf form. The enemies’ blood coated his jaw and fur, and our eyes met for a second. He snarled at me and I released a guilty sigh, keeping my head in the game. I took another swing to the incoming wolf, and it whimpered as its blood sprayed on the stones that covered the earth.

But then, out of the corner of his eye, Shadow saw something that filled him with hope. Tela was leading the charge, her eyes blazing with a fierce determination. She leapt at the Dark Wolf, and her claws connected with its face. The Dark Wolf roared in pain, and it staggered back. For a moment, it was dazed, and Shadow seized his chance. He leapt forward, and his teeth sank deep into the Dark Wolf's throat. The Dark Wolf let out a gurgling cry, and it fell to the ground, its body still. The pack let out a howl of triumph, and Shadow stood tall, his chest heaving.

“She actually countered my spell, Gerald! Threw me across the room like a ragdoll! Do you have any idea how that feels? The humiliation!” In the chair, Alpha Gerald Stormclaw didn’t seem to be listening. He was relaxed, one leg crossed over the other, his fingers steepled under his chin. His calm, focused eyes were fixed on the large smart TV mounted on the wall opposite him. On the screen, on a perfect, punishing loop, Jacob Wolfe’s black wolf slammed into Derek’s dark brown brown wolf outside the Fuzzy Bunny club. The audio of the crowd’s gasps and the sickening thud of impact played softly.