Young Justice Megan Novels & Stories

I smiled and kept walking behind her, “By any chance are you the same newcomer who got enough courage to defy Ameera’s orders and didn’t show up for your tasks?” A sheepish laugh escaped me, and I nodded at her, “Yeah. That’s me. Guilty as charged.” She chuckled and extended her hand to me, “Hi! I’m Megan.” “Hello. Rayna.” “Nice meeting you, Rayna.” “Likewise, Megan. By the way… what to expect from this Ameera woman? Will she punish me?” “Oh, yeah,” she winked and started walking beside me, “her punishments are not as brutal as you experience in a werewolf pack. She’ll just wake you up by throwing ice-cold water and then your tasks will be doubled.”

Unable to do anything directly to me due to my background, she resorted to Eugene. Getting Eugene on her side would not only allow her to climb up the social ladder as she imagined but also crush my spirit severely. Unfortunately, Eugene was completely unaware of this. I didn't bother listening to her nonsense and simply stared at her, asking, "Was it really me who hired those people to attack you two?" A fleeting nervousness flashed across Megan's face, but she quickly regained her composure. "Who else could it be?" I smiled at Megan, and the brighter my smile, the more panicked her face became.

When Megan gets into the safety of her bedroom, she immediately takes her phone from her bag to distract herself from the tense conversation she’s just had. Jared Ocampo: Megatron Megan blinks at the old nickname right before her eyes for a few minutes before mustering the courage to reply. You: Red She lays on her bed, just staring at the device and waiting for his message. When even was the last time she was this nervous?? Jared Ocampo: Got home safe? Well…we wouldn’t be having this conversation if I didn’t but… Her thoughts are condescending, but her body reacts otherwise as she squeals like an overjoyed groupie.

“I have to go. I’m sorry to bother you.” “Sage, wait.” Megan felt bad as the girl ran out of her house and she jumped into her car. She peeled out and drove her vintage hatchback down the road. Megan figured out that she had just gotten her powers and Megan had no idea why they had become alive now.

"How do you feel having them as your family?" "I love them, and I know they love me too. When I successfully transform all of them, there will be no small fights again." Zain shrugged. All he did was try to fix the missing dots in his head. Megan was the special one he had been looking for. He didn't expect a small girl like her to be placed on such big duty. Aside from being too young, she was a very naive girl when it came to werewolves. "I want to visit the island again," Megan said excitedly.

Just then, a scream came from the corner of the room and all eyes turned to Kei hobbling after kicking against the wall. Wait a second, an idea suddenly popped into Megan's head. "Kei," she called, walking up to the teenager even with the mean glare already vivid on her face at the call. "We need your help." "Well, you got an idea on how I'm not going to end up dying in here with you guys?" "As a matter of fact, I do," she returned, "but I need to be sure your head's in the game and you can trust me enough to take out those bad guys on my command."

My purple pajama shirt quickly drenching in my own blood. "She is a spoiled brat, William." Megan still in her Deamhan form, stood from the floor. She touched the back of her head, making sure there wasn't blood. She evaded his eyes, staring instead at the open door. She wouldn't even stare at me, the source of her rage.

She is protecting them, using our warriors as bait. Megan stood up and started walking in their tent. She had doubts about the whole plan, but she did not want to admit it. In the beginning, she saw everything in the bright colors, but after the last failure, she was not so sure. The Alpha they fought was bothering her. It is still a mystery how she was able to protect herself against their magic.

I remembered that they used to be rather frequent there when I worked there and knew the reason that they weren’t going was because I was still restricted from leaving pack territory. “We’ll go again soon,” Kierra said, “When Kae is not grounded anymore,” I stuck my tongue out at her and she laughed. “Why can’t you leave the pack?” Meagan asked. She had turned up around ten minutes after the girls, all flustered and such, complaining her father and brothers were too much. I had been shocked to find out that she was not only the Commander’s daughter but also the youngest of seven kids. All but one of them were in the elite program. Her oldest two brothers, who were twins, were away with Chase