Wolf With Sheep Mask Novels & Stories

And he doesn’t want to offend me with his mockery, even if I have to explain things that are so obvious to him, it means that it’s important for him not to hurt or offend my feelings, - The hair was pulled into such a bun that it seemed that the skin of the face was a little pulled to the back of the head . Was it a terrible sight? Without looking up, I muttered. - Not to say that it is terrible, but it is not attractive enough. - Well, yes, it was only necessary to dress me in decent things and ... - No. Let me finish, please, - he interrupted me, running his hand over my back, choking my breath, - Then I realized - this is a kind of masquerade, a mask that you are forced to wear. After a w

I would save that crown first. “Now, accept your identities,” Alpha Hugo ordered, gesturing toward the Academy wolves. Each wolf stepped forward and stopped before one of us. In perfect unison, they removed the velvet cloths revealing the identities that were actually a mask. Masks carved in the shapes of different animals. “Wow, I got a lion!” one Alpha exclaimed proudly. “I got an elephant!” another shouted. “I got a bear!” The hall filled with their voices, excitement, curiosity, tension, all merging together.

Whiffs of burnt skin created a dark fragrance around the dungeons as the masked man sat on a huge chair and watched the suffering. “Master, we have finished with the rogue wolves, they are all ready to accept your commands.” A woman who wore a black long dress bowed as she stood before the masked man. Upon hearing this, he blew smoke out of his pale lips and threw the cigarette he was holding to the ground. As he walked down the small stairs, he stepped on the half cigarette and went to check the wolves. They all had their heads lowered and they were motionless, smirking a bit, his deep voice then echoed in the dungeon, “Rise.” Immediately, the wolves all stood up from the ground, as if cont

I questioned her and then slowly from the shadows a petite woman dressed in a black dress with long dark hair emerges as her hair covers her face. As she got closer to us, she stopped and said, “You wolves will never learn.” She then raised her head so that her hair wasn’t covering her face and you could see the burn marks across her right cheek that led up to what should have been a second blue eye that was pitch black as night.

As he rasped out, Sarah wobbled and slipped effortlessly back on the floor, ''Where is he?! Where is your damn Tiger?!” ''I'm right here!” Came back the echo behind him. Everyone froze. The panting Sarah raised her head. A tall man, dressed in a black shirt, sleeves rolled up to the elbow, a khaki jeans tugged in a pair of black ankle boot. A scarf secured around his face, masking his identity and the long hair was down covering his eyebrows. Only his eyes were apparent, a grey glittering piercing eyes, the eyes of a wolf!

said Sheep. That was all the confirmation I needed as to why Lone Wolf had risked bringing his companion, a born wolf, royal of his pack. Born a wolf, not kidnapped and bitten, and I could guess never knowing chains. This kid was only a few years younger than me, raised in that warped alpha's cage. Sheep had everyone's attention. His comment was the distraction I had hoped for. The reactions varied from Dad's eyes glinting with anger to the old man who had quickly shifted from wolf to man and was laughing to the point of tears.

With steady hands, I unlocked a hidden drawer in my desk, revealing its contents: a gold-trimmed mask and a small crystal vial containing a viscous, wolfsbane-infused ceremonial essence. The mask gleamed in the dim light, its surface etched with ancient pack symbols of power and dominance. I caressed its smooth surface, feeling the familiar weight of my alternate identity. Next, I picked up the silver paintbrush lying beside the vial. With practiced precision, I dipped it into the moonstone-enhanced liquid and began to meticulously apply the substance onto my neck. The ancient symbols of the Night Alpha appeared on my skin as the liquid dried, forming a pattern that would be invisible to mos

**(God's POV)** At the Pack Healer's Ward in Ocean City, the emergency treatment den buzzed with its usual activity. An assistant led a figure through the sliding doors - a she-wolf dressed entirely in black, dark glasses covering her eyes, a face mask hiding her features, and a wide-brimmed hat pulled low.

His shirt was torn at the collar, like someone had grabbed him hard enough to rip it. "What did he find?" she asked. Marcus didn't answer right away. That alone told her something. "A name," he said finally. "Not a real one. A title." He looked between her and Raphael like the words were hard to get out. "The Masked Alpha." The room went quiet in a way that made Nora's chest feel tight. "That's not a real person," Raphael said slowly. "That's just a story. Every pack has one. Something to scare young wolves into behaving."

Images flashed in my head— Clara smiling wickedly, Edmund ignoring my cries, the soldiers dragging me, my child’s lifeless body— I squeezed my eyes shut, shaking the memories away. My wolf’s voice softened. AT LEAST YOU WILL BE MASKED. “It’s not enough,” I breathed. THEN STAY CLOSE TO HIM, she urged. HE'S THE ONLY ONE THERE WHO WON’T BETRAY YOU. I didn’t want that to be true. But right now… it was. My fingers trembled as I lifted the golden mask. It was beautiful and heavy. Like wearing a new identity.