Wolf With Sheep Mask Novels & Stories

Alastor lifted himself off of me and let out a sigh. "I'll follow them," Dakari muttered and jumped off the stage, his clothes shredding around him. Tasha stared after him before giving in and jumping off the stage as well. Her wolf was the color of her skin. Chocolate brown. Her fur looked like a different texture too but she sped away too quickly. Alastor looked toward Alma. She sighed in defeat and followed the two. Her wolf looked like Alastor just a lot smaller and she had white accents. He phased and rolled onto his back next to me. "That was a disaster." He whispered.

I stabbed blindly, satisfied when I heard one of the wolves yelp. Getting to my feet, I tried to put myself back between Leo and the rogues, sure that he was their target, but they didn't seem to be interested in him. They actually seemed hell bent on getting my mask off, judging by their continuous attempt to attack my face. It wasn't their normal MO. One of the wolves suddenly got by my defenses, swiping their paw across my face and nearly succeeding in taking my mask with them. I hesitated and that was my undoing.

Mom rarely swore, but when she did, it was comedy gold. “Thanks, Mom,” I whispered, pulling away and sliding my white mask over my face. It was beautifully crafted: two silver wolves howling at the moon etched into the forehead, with thin black detailing that traced the cheekbones. The mask made me feel different—stronger, bolder. Like maybe I could fake bravery for one night. “I’m going to find Alpha and Luna Silvermane,” she said, squeezing my hand once before disappearing into the crowd. And just like that, the warmth of her touch vanished.

They said they wanted to practice along with me with their actions, it was only obvious they wanted to be there because of the novelty of having me there. Emily knew this too, and she had put them to the test by giving them some task to retrieve some leaves that were further from the healing ward, and when they were gone, she took a seat beside me. "Kids,” we laughed at the thought of it, but then again I had a question I wanted to ask her since Lucian went out of the pack to hunt, unlike other wolves, he wore a mask carved from wood with the word ‘Winter’ carved on the mask. “Why does Lucian fight in his human form with a mask? Isn’t it a thing of pride to show your face in hunt, and what d

A gasp escaped my lips as the light shone on Nana, seated on a chair in the middle of the large room, her mouth gagged and fear written all over her face. A man, dressed in black and in a black mask stood behind her with a gun to her head. "No!" I whispered as I looked on. "So this is the knight in shining armor?" A voice came from my right and I almost jumped out of surprise. There was another man dressed like the first man, sitting on a chair to my right. "Who are you and what do you want?" I asked angrily. "I just want what is mine." His voice was so calm as he spoke. It was eerily calm, like he had done it numerous times, and taken the lives of some unlucky few.

It was simple, but it fit her perfectly. “Are you sure about this, Alpha?” she whispered, adjusting his collar to cover the edge of the gauze. “It feels... dangerous. To be out in the open.” “We cannot hide,” Oreon murmured, looking at her reflection. “If we hide, the pack smells fear. If we hide, Abram wins.” He turned around. He reached onto his desk and picked up two objects. Masks. One was a black wolf, carved from ebony with accents of silver. The Alpha’s mask.

His eyes, visible through the mask, burned with what looked like a deep-seated grudge. I looked at Lena, and my blood turned to ice. She immediately shifted into her wolf form, poised to attack. Seeing her transformation, I did the same, my own wolf emerging as the masked man approached, his eyes glinting with a devilish light. Without hesitation, he lunged. I tried to fight, but I was no match for his strength and was thrown aside with brutal efficiency. Lena, however, was fiercer. She fought with all her might, but even she was outmatched. She fell to the ground, shifting back to her human form, her face contorted in pain. I scrambled to her side.

Cold anger filled her gaze at me. “Why do you have my wolf”

“What do you mean?” He stepped closer. “Most wolves fail at masking because they only do it halfway. The human part tries to suppress it, and the wolf part fights them. Because scent isn’t just smell to us—it’s power. It’s identity. It’s dominance and submission, authority and claiming. Everything about our world is written in scent.” I nodded slowly, already feeling my own wolf stir behind my ribs. Curious. Cautious. Wallace continued. “You can’t force her to mask it. She’ll resist. Especially one as strong as yours. You have to convince her.”