All Chapters of Feral Desires: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

"Hey!" Phiri called out to the werewolf. "Stop that!" She finally got his attention and he shifted into his human form, smiling at her. Phiri still couldn't wrap her head around what could possibly make a werewolf reveal his wolf side to human. "If it isn't Phiri, the seer" the werewolf said as he took two steps towards her. "My God!" The frightened human exclaimed as he scurried away, running for his dear life as soon as he got the opportunity. "You let him go?" Phiri asked the werewolf. "Would you have preferred him dead?" The werewolf questioned back. "I don't understand", Phiri confessed her confusion. "Why are you doing this? Why are you showing yourself to a human?" "I'm just tired of hiding", the werewolf gave a simple answer. "Do you know what your foolishness could cost us?" Phiri shouted at him, no longer able to control her anger. "You revealing yourself to humans would make them see us as monsters and they would fight to get rid of us. They won't stop until we are w

The Pentagon members found themselves seated at the back of a fan, driving away from the Rex building. After doing a headcount of everybody, it appeared that there was a sixth person and that happened to be their driver.Without warning, Rufus took one of Mark's arrows and held it to the driver's neck. The person was wearing a black pullover with a face hat, a face mask and was even wearing gloves. No one could guess who it was."With one hand, take off the mask", Rufus said in his most threatening voice, still holding the arrow to the person's neck."Back off, Rufus" they heard a female voice say. "Is that your way of thanking me for saving you just now?"The pentagon members instantly recognized the voice and Calvin exhaled in pleasant surprise. The driver promptly took off her mask and revealed her face. It was Ivy and she turned to make quick eye contact with Calvin before looking away."Way to go, girl! You really saved us today", Phiri praised her.Even Rufus was relieved to see

"Your vision was indeed a warning. But not from the future, but of the past".The others were silent. A warning from the past? Why would the seer be shown something that had nothing to do with the present or future? And what was the warning? Even Ivy didn't seem to understand Calvin's meaning. "What are you talking about?" Lucille asked with a narrowed gaze. "I believe you all know the story of the great purge", Calvin said and that earned him threatening stares from the Pentagon members. "Watch your words", Rufus warned with gritted teeth. "The great purge is not something we werewolves just talk about, let alone a human.""How do you even know about the purge?" Mark asked Calvin. "I don't think anyone has ever mentioned it to you. Like Rufus just said, it's not something werewolves like to talk about."Calvin could already tell that this was not going to end well. These werewolves were already on edge and loosing their patience with him. What would happen if he told them the whol

Ivy entered her room and was surprised to find it empty. Calvin had just come in here, so where could he possibly be now? She was going to rush back and alert the others about his disappearance when she saw him. He was sitting by the other side of her bed and she wouldn't have known that he was there if his foot was not sticking out. Drawing a deep breath, Ivy closed the door behind her and went to join him.She found Calvin sitting on the floor with his head resting on his one knee that was drawn up. He didn't lift his head or react to her presence and Ivy exhaled before joining him, sitting on the floor too. For minutes, she just sat there quietly, her mind thinking up ways to start up a conversation. She wasn't even sure if he wanted to talk, but she couldn't just leave him by himself. She turned to him and from the side of his face, she could see that his eyes were closed. She could hear his steady breathing and she wondered if she would hear his beating heart if she listened c

Burning buildings, people running in the streets and some hiding inside their homes, a chaotic city and the screams of children everywhere. These were the words broadcast stations used to describe what was happening in the city. "It's unlike anything we have ever seen", one woman cried on radio. "The creatures attacking are monstrous and we don't know where they came from. I wish I didn't come out today. The world seems to be ending and..."The signal was suddenly lost and the woman's voice became distorted by static. Even with the interference, her screams could be heard in the background and it was followed by what sounded like a roar. Charlene turned off the radio, her face void of any emotions. She walked out of the now empty Rex building. It was already dark but her father's men were not relenting.Charlene didn't care about the distant screams she was hearing. It was a normal reaction of helpless humans in the face of fear. The zealots had their orders. Only a few humans were