After lunch, something distracted Rem on his phone, and he looked to be growing rather impatient. We had moved to the hotel’s lounge to relax a little as Rem was adamantly against me leaving the hotel while his cousin was still around. I couldn’t say I blamed him. His cousin really was desperate to see me dead from what Rem had told me.
“What’s wrong?” I asked Rem as I pulled him closer to me so that our hips connected. He made a weak sound of protest at first but gave in easily enough after I placed a sweet kiss on his temple.
Rem glanced up at me and then said, “my friend hasn’t been replying to my texts, that’s all. He usually messages me every day since he’s gone to look for his parents. The guy he is with… is a vampire or something. I don’t like him.”
I chuckled softly before brushing some of Rem’s blue hair out of his eyes. “Your friend is also from
In my hotel room, I allowed Rem to use the shower while I sneakily looked up the information I needed to complete the bonding process. My flirting might have been enough to make Rem blush, but that didn’t mean I was qualified in the ways of making love to another. I luckily had lube and condoms in my backpack, but that was all I had done to prepare myself. Reading up on things, my face twisted in shock and awe at all the preparation that I would need to do to make the experience pleasant and not too painful for Rem. Then I paused in thought. What if Rem was the one who preferred to be the one to take command of the situation? I felt my cheeks grow warm at the idea. I glanced to the bathroom, wondering what was going through Rem’s mind right now. Was he planning on backing out of this? Was he wondering the same things I was? What if we weren’t compatible with bonding with one another? Other questions raced through my mind when the sound of the b
The beating of my heart was loud and swift as I sat next to Rem on the bed. To say I was anxious was an understatement. Rem was clearly nervous about this himself, but I could tell he was nervous for an entirely different reason now. Our differences no longer worried him as much, but now he was conscious about how we would even start. I wondered if his friend had got back to him, or if Rem had caved in and searched the internet for information? If not, I had learned a few things to prepare for us to have safe and enjoyable sex; it was just a matter of figuring out who would take the lead. Leaning into Rem’s neck to place a soft kiss there, I murmured out a light question, “you at least know how to masturbate, right?” “Who doesn’t at our age?” Rem scoffed at me, though I could feel him shivering with each kiss I placed along his neck and lower chin. I hummed out a sound of agreement as I trailed my lips lower until it reached his Addam’s
The expression on Rem’s face made it clear to me. I wasn’t the only one surprised at this sudden switch in personality. His own words bewildered him. The mating bond was different for everyone, so I had been told, but I hadn’t expected Rem to bend to its will as we did. He was a human Hunter, after all.I moved my hand away from my boxers, obeying his command to not touch myself. Then, with a teasing lick to the tip of Rem’s dick, I slowly stood back up and pressed my lips firmly against his. Rem snapped back to reality and let out a pleased moan as I deepened the kiss and stroked my hand up and down his shaft. If I couldn’t touch myself, then I would drive Rem crazy until he couldn’t resist me anymore.Feeling Rem’s warm hands caress my backside, I let out a low growl from my throat and leaned into his chest. I wanted to be closer to him so that our flesh joined as one and it took all my effort to not lo
It was early evening when I roused from my post-sex nap. Rem was still completely out of it. His arms wrapped around my midsection as he spooned me from behind. I felt exhausted still and my entire body tingled with both the aches of post-sex and the pleasure from where he had left love-bites all over my chest.It was only during the third time that he allowed me to mark him in return, and even that was only because I had given in to his taunting and begged him to let me. Our marks were a matching pair. Both looked like a full moon with a sword standing in the middle. It had completely fascinated Rem when he noticed it.I tried to sit up slightly, but Rem pulled me back down and nuzzled into my neck. I wasn’t sure if he was awake or doing this in his sleep. He was being adorable either way, and I wasn’t against staying like this forever with him. However, we would need to eat if we were to keep up our strength. There was much I still
Sitting cuddled up together on the bed, our banquet of food had arrived and smelt amazing. Rem had finally dared a glance at his phone. His nose wriggled in displeasure over whatever was there before replying to it and then tossing it aside. Through our bond, I could tell that he was irritable about his cousin, but he wasn’t thinking about anything in particular.I nuzzled into Rem’s neck to show my silent support. “Should I ask the receptionist to extend my stay?” I questioned as I took one of the pizza slices and brought it to Rem’s lips. He perked a brow at me, but then found my doting amusing enough that he humoured me and took a bite.“I’ll try to get you somewhere safer to stay,” he finally told me after finishing the pizza I had offered him. He then fed me in return, much to my surprise. I hadn’t expected Rem to be the doting sort. Perhaps there was a side to him I hadn’t seen at
I had fallen asleep after tidying up the hotel room and calling for room service to come and collect the empty plates. It was almost midnight when I aroused and instantly, I could feel something wasn’t quite right. I glanced around the room and found no sign that Rem had returned yet. I furrowed my brows and sent out a message through our mind link.‘Rem, are you alright?’ I asked, trying to sense his emotions or thoughts.There was no reply for a while, and I panicked. What if something had happened to him? What if he had gone into heat and some other werewolf had noticed and taken advantage of it to hurt him?Rem’s husky voice echoed in my mind. ‘Stop panicking. I just forgot about the link shit and got spooked, thinking you were behind me.’I sighed out of relief.Rem’s words continued, ‘some shit came up though. We got called into some kind of meeting while trying to hunt yo
Placing a change of clothes in the alley nearest the hotel, I was ready this time for the need to transform if I required the need. It would not catch me out again by not having something to wear once I became human again, however, I hoped I would not need to transform, to begin with. I listened carefully to my surroundings and moved with caution. The howling was not consistent, and I had to guess the direction to head in until I could hear or smell something that hinted if I was going the right way or not. After a while, I got a potent scent of a couple of werewolves in the garden’s next to the castle. Seeing the entrance locked up, I decided I would need to climb the wall. It wasn’t tall, but it was high enough that I had to put in the effort to get up there. I waited on the wall, perched to listen carefully for any signs of Hunters or the werewolves I was searching for. Finally, another howl echoed from further in the park. That was all I ne
The moment I stepped out of my hiding spot, the alpha’s attention turned on me. His ears perked forward and his tail stood up erect and curled slightly at the tip. He was demonstrating to me that he was the dominant male of his group and that I needed to submit to him or be willing to fight him. I knew I couldn’t win against him in a fight and I had no pack to backup my actions should I choose to display my own alpha status. With that in mind, I laid my ears back against my head as a sign that I was defensive, but not aggressive towards him or his pack. I glanced at the younger group, who seemed to know exactly who I was. They seemed relieved to see me, but still unsure of what to do. None of them dared to break the code of agreement and remained in their human forms even now. “These packs live in peace here,” I said to the alpha. I kept my voice calm and collected. “You’re endangering not o
My gaze never shifted away from Arwen as he looked down at me still, the silence deafening. Nothing seemed to happen, and I wondered if maybe I had simply misunderstood what he was implying. The ground had since stopped shaking and the souls had all returned at the Gods’ demands. Taking in a sharp breath, I helped Rem stand up again, but my thoughts did not wane. I kept thinking over what Arwen had said to me. The God seemed to at least have the patience to allow me to do that much, but I knew it wouldn’t last long. Anxiously, I finally dared to look back at Arwen. His arms were folded across his chest, as though he was dealing with a schoolroom full of children. Despite who and what I was, he was still far older than I, by many centuries. Many cultures had their own version of Death, but most of them stemmed from the same legends spread over the world, twisted into their own versions. “What… sort of price?” I finally asked, unknowing i
Thousands upon thousands of eyes stared down at me from the black hole atop the shrine. Even with all of my focus set upon my attempts to hold the ritual back, the opening to Annwn was growing larger. The ground was shaking more, to where small pieces of the ceiling were clattering down on the ground below. Whatever glow I once had was practically gone now, and I knew without a shadow of a doubt that was a bad sign.I was feeling drained and knew it wouldn’t be long now before my attempts failed completely. I relayed the news to the three behind me swiftly as the black hole expanded again. There would be nothing I could do to hold the souls back, but with luck, I might still find the strength to stop the ritual from completing fully.Or so I had hoped.A large earthquake rocked the area, causing the four of us to stumble. I couldn’t keep my balance long enough to refocus and the result was disastrous. Souls quickly started pour
The four of us turned our full attention to the shrine ahead of us. Although the tension between Rem and Rakesh hadn’t subsided, they both put aside their personal feelings of the other to deal with the issue at hand. I wasn’t sure how the other two were handling everything, but it relieved me to not have to stress over the issue just yet.The shrine was old, hand-carved from marble stone. Etchings had been carved into it, but it had been worn from time and was harder to see what it had originally been. I suspected it was more of the same markings that had been on the doors and entrance to this place. They had placed the candles in a horseshoe shape on the surface of the marble. Within them was some burning sage.Although these items were important for most rituals, I could tell right away that even if we put out the candles or stopped the burning of the sage, it still wouldn’t stop the summoning.Kayden looked towards Ra
Finding the entrance wasn’t too difficult, as it was where the Alpha had said it would be. Finding the new entrance, it was obvious that the digging of paws had made it. Therefore, it would require the two of us to crawl to get inside. I led the way, with Rem following close behind me.Despite the trouble that lay ahead of us, Rem couldn’t help but interject with, “at least I get a lovely view one last time.”I couldn’t look back at him, but I rolled my eyes. “Really, Rem?” I chided him for his childishness. Though in truth, I was glad that Rem hadn’t lost his quirky little sense of humour. “When this is all over, we can admire each other as much as we want. Promise,” I then added, a little quieter. I had hoped that after this war, we could finally find peace. Now I wasn’t so sure.Fighting mortals was one thing, but fighting what was essentially a God was something else ent
Once more, I take my human form. It seems to surprise the Alpha to find me bandaging his wounds. I hope that if we can convince him to no longer seek revenge, then he might turn into a more reasonable werewolf now that he no longer can be the fighter he once was. If we can salvage him and the others, then perhaps we can finally be at peace and no one else has to go to war on the other. Though with the loss of his mate, I wasn’t sure how the Alpha would react. At worse he would continue to seek revenge and at best; he might get locked up for the rest of his life under the Hunter’s care. “Why don’t you transform back now? It’ll be easier to patch you up,” I say to him, keeping my words firm but gentle. Ken doesn’t seem pleased with how kind I’m being to the Alpha, but after he has put silver cuffs on the Alpha to keep him weak as a precaution, he seems much more amicable to leave my side. I don’t even have to ask where he is going.
The pleasant late morning summer sun heated my fur and made me feel rather warm. It would have been an enjoyable morning had my mind not been full of adrenaline of what had taken place and was still going on even now. All around me, people were busying themselves with helping bandage the wounded. I, however, had no time to help. The Alpha had issued me a challenge, one that I could not really back out of.The two of us circled one another, each of us sizing the other up, but not yet ready to strike first. I was well aware of the Alpha’s skill and although he no longer knew the full extent of my own abilities; he was fully aware of who and what I was. He knew I was no longer the same half-blood he had easily overpowered in a fight before and was now much warier about what damage I could do to him.To make this a fair fight, I had removed the werewolf weapon that Rem had gone to the trouble of getting for me.Staying near me to monitor
It feels like it has been forever since this whole thing started, even though it hadn’t been that long since Rem and I had met and become mates. I had hoped life would have been simple, enjoying life blissfully, but life had other plans for me and Rem and life had sent this Alpha to shake up our two worlds. Now it had all boiled down to this.Looking around the new battlefield, it seemed with the few Ancient Ones having followed and helped with the fight to protect those who could not defend themselves; we had brought down all the Alpha’s pack members. The Alpha was the only one left still able to fight. I stood in front of the others, my tail held up in a challenging display towards him. I was sure that Ken would want to kill him, but I knew that if we allowed him to do that, nothing much would change. The survivors of the Alpha’s pack and allies would merely seek revenge and call our own pack and allies traitors.No. If I want
I can feel the gravel shifting under my paws as Rem and I run toward our family. The Hunters are trying their hardest to fend off the Alpha and his pack members, but the enemy outnumbers them. It was strange that this pack would be out this way, as it was nowhere near the direction of the mansion nor the field in which their allies had camped out. Rem doesn’t seem to know the answer to why they would be here either, other than they knew about the exit, but that doesn’t seem too likely.The Ancient Ones following behind us also confirmed that this pack’s thoughts were of a surprise to find the Hunters and werewolves here. So it put the thought that they had known about our plans aside completely now. It was a strange coincidence, and it made me wonder what the real reason was for. What was out this way that would interest this pack, if not the hidden exits for the Hunters?As we grew
I could no longer smell anything other than the blood that had scattered over the surrounding fields. I was breathless from the constant fighting, but far fewer enemy werewolves were now trying to fight back. We had lost a few of our own but compared to them, we had made it out rather well. I felt sorry for those here. None of them had really started this entire war, but all of them had paid some kind of price. Meanwhile, their so-called leaders were still nowhere to be found.With a slight limp, I made my way across the field to where I could find Rem. He had seemed to fair much better than most of us in this fight, but I wasn’t really all that surprised by it. He was a powerful fighter and smart enough to manoeuvre a battlefield. My memories might have returned to me, but I was never a fighter, not even in my previous lives.He smiled down at me and offered my head a few loving scratches behind the ear, which set my tail into a frenzy of