Wow Blood Elf City Novels & Stories

The three other major cities in the wolves' dominion aside from Redburg. Redburg is just next to our city, and on our east side is Bloodbury. Cladbridge is located in the northern area, and the center of our cities is the demilitarized zone. Any act of war or clash is highly prohibited here, and no pack has ever broken this rule as they can't take chances with the consequences. Well, enough with that topic for now. Anyway, thank Goddess that my family finally stopped torturing those unfortunate souls. At least I can finally breathe for awhile, since I know their calmness won't last for, let's say, another whole week. I do hope my calculations are wrong and they just fully stop torturing and

Once again I was surprised. The wound is now gone only the stains of blood remain. "What the h*ck Fiona? How is that possible?" I asked Fiona with my jaw almost dropping on the floor because it was too shocking. It's like I was dreaming today, because of these series of unbelievable events. "I think you already know that some of the citizens living here in Hallow City are not human right?" She asks while smiling. "So you mean you were a werewolf too like them?" I answered with curiosity.

All creatures heard Alarick and they quietly dispersed, blending in with the humans, in the city that never sleeps. "Alpha, I think he'll be attracted by the smell of the vampires," said one werewolf. "You are right. He would hunt vampires for dinner. Tell the others, we search the slum alleys. He's probably in one of them," Alarick replied. "Okay, Alpha!" he exclaimed. The werewolf then ran to spread the word, assisted by the snakes that could crawl and enter through the sewers. The forest elf whispered it through the air, so that all creatures could coordinate without modern tools like humans. Half of the elves flew over with their transparent bodies, looking from above.

"Mmm~ ... Of the twelve packs I visited, there were seven mixed-blood children. One of the packs even had three. And out of seven, only three could turn into a werewolf." "Then what happened to the others?" "I don't know. I just slaughtered werewolves. As for the humans, I let them do whatever they want. I can't tell them to go to Kendrick's place either, can I? "Besides, in vampire territory, there are already eight empty cities that you've massacred, so they can live there if they want." Right. The entire city that Damien massacred was now uninhabited, but the facilities there were still complete and abundant.

Our pack was a community of about forty-five hundred werewolves located deep in the woods of northern Vermont, where humans didn’t normally venture, a heavily forested area surrounded by mountains. As the party progressed, people began jumping into the water, some coming out of the woods shifted into their wolf form. Lucy and the others ran toward the shoreline to join everyone in the festivities. Because my ankle still wasn’t 100 percent, I decided to hang back and chill out on a blanket by the bonfire. Getting comfortable, I pulled my long, dark hair into a ponytail and stretched my toned legs out in front of me. A red cup appeared over my left shoulder. I could smell his cologne. I glance

Nathaniel announced as he raised his glass of wine. Raising her glass, Chloe blushed as the soft clink of crystal on crystal filled the stifling air. She never thought about drinking alcohol because technically she was underage but also because she doubted it would be allowed. It carried too many side effects even for werewolves. Right now though, she was grateful for the large glass of wine in her hand and unashamedly gulped down two mouthfuls greedily, letting the wine burn in her stomach. Surprisingly, Nathaniel seemed pleased by this and quietly refilled the young woman’s glass.

“Hebe, you go get ready. I'll go get the other girl's information." "Yes, Sir" After Hebe left, Wolfgang frowned. Hebe had a unique scent on him, the smell of blood mixed with the sterilizer. Not only that, but the smell was a bit like the smell of a wild animal. But the scent was very faint. It only appeared briefly and then disappeared. Wolfgang stood silently in the hallway as if thinking about something significant. Suddenly a girl came up behind him, then spoke up. “What are you thinking so focused on, captain?”

Shock had given way to disbelief and then, unexpectedly, to curiosity. Even now, although he still had trouble wrapping his head around some of it, it was no longer as farfetched as in the beginning. He'd never seen a werewolf in real life until the night he'd been standing in his backyard and gotten the shock of his life. Watching Mike shift had blown his mind, and it sure wasn't something he talked about. That had been a real wow! moment.

Ruby's POV Vincent and I continued our journey through the woods until we reached a point where the towering buildings of a city came into view. The city was a stark contrast to the natural beauty of the forest we had been walking through and was different from what I had seen at Shadowcrest or the Alpha Ralph's pack. Tall structures reached for the sky, reflecting the moonlight and illuminating the night. The city appeared to be bustling with life, and at its heart lay a massive bridge that connected the two worlds—the wild realm of the forest and the urban expanse.

Cliff chuckled upon hearing Adam suddenly inquire about something that had never piqued his curiosity before. Not to mention curiosity, even thinking to care was out of the question. "Thibeult City? Are you referring to the modern city that no longer believes in werewolves?" Cliff asked, still chuckling and, truthfully, provoking Adam's irritation. "Yes... what do you know about that city?" Adam asked, still attempting to control his emotions. Cliff pondered for a moment, then looked at Adam and grinned. "It's a vast city. Don't even attempt to reveal your werewolf identity if you still care about your werewolf group," Cliff replied and chuckled again.