Unscientific Beast Taming Novels & Stories

Taming The Wild CEO 3 will be written in a different book because I wish to join the Genre Carnival contest and I can only join with new books. It will be titled “Taming The Wild CEO 3: SOMETHING”. Since the reason why this book has received so much attention is because of YOU, the readers, thus I would like to ask you to suggest a title for Book 3 (yes, I couldn’t possibly name it ‘Something’). Please leave a comment on what title would that be given the blurb that I’ve given in the previous chapter.

He asked me, and I closed my eyes, so, taking a deep inhale, I opened my eyes. “What’s the first one?” I asked him, and he smirked as he moved over to the side, and with him moving away, I saw a well built man turn into a very disastrous and scary looking wolf. “Taming the beast.” He told me, and I started to step back as the beast started to move closer to me. “What’s that supposed to mean? How am I supposed to tame him?” I asked them as the beast started to move closer to me, and he chuckled.

He could pick a scent that he knew did not belong to any member of his pack and he followed it. He watched his prey who was oblivious of his presence. His prey was just a middle sized wolf but it would serve as a meal for his beast. He lunged at the prey and tore the prey apart, drinking its blood.

And all the nearby people came to see the show. They all were mesmerized by my looks and Alpha Sioux was just stunned by my Wolf look. 'She is the most beautiful wolf' I heard their minds almost everyone was gawking at me. Alpha Sioux gulped his saliva and his wolf also want to shift and take control but he control himself and I wanted to attack this b*tch Sara ' What the hell did she think of herself she was so stunned and traumatized that she fainted and Lesa went to nuzzle Alpha Sioux. He commands her to shift and she looks around, he understood and removes his jacket and said to take lady Sara to her room and call the doctor.

If a normal person wanted to tame one, he would have a little hard time but if he was a little stronger, he'd probably succeed. Divine beast, a rare type of a beast that is hard to tame by a normal person. Their kinds were ferocious and stronger than the spirit beast and sacred beast but once tamed, they would only listen and obey their master. This type of beast was usually the last evolution a normal guardian beast could achieve, however, there were other rare cases that happened in the past and probably up until today. Ethereal beast, the almost peak level that a guardian beast could achieve. This was the strongest in terms of physical attacking and magic among the three evolution of beas

The effect is greater depending on how deeply you’re trusted; gains a hypnotic effect at lv5] [Name a pet, you might just have it! (Level 1): The possibility of you taking that stubborn pet increases if you name it, even more if it likes its name! So don’t be a sucker at names or you lose your pets; becomes a taming ability at lv10] }

he murmured, his nose once again finding its home in the crook of my neck. Then the world dissolved into a symphony of horror and awe. The sickening noise of bones cracking and flesh rearranging filled the air, a wet, visceral cacophony that made me gag. Annabelle and Jim’s bodies contorted, expanding, their limbs elongating until fur erupted from their skin and they dropped onto four paws. Two howls split the air. Where they had stood, two massive wolves now towered over me. One, a behemoth of dark brown fur streaked with gold, had eyes the color of molten amber. The other was a vision of pure white, save for a single black toe, her eyes the color of glacial ice.

"Isn't this rain lasting a little too long?" Felix held me close, frowning slightly. Beastmen were always sharp—his instincts were sounding the alarm. I nodded. Fortunately, we had reinforced the power system earlier. Otherwise, with rain this heavy, a blackout would have been a real problem. "Honey, should we go take a look outside?" I blinked. "How?" "By flying, of course." He ruffled my hair, murmured something under his breath, and suddenly—wings unfurled across his back.

“Breaking you would be too easy.” He stepped closer, his body brushing hers. “I’d rather brand you.” She swallowed hard, voice hoarse. “Then do it. If you’re going to ruin me… don’t half-finish the job.” The tension snapped. He grabbed her wrist—not roughly, but with the kind of force that said there would be no more pretending between them. His mouth found hers in a brutal, claiming kiss that wasn’t gentle. Wasn’t tender. It was the kiss of a man unhinged, a man who had run from his feelings too long and finally decided to burn in them.

Remember the snake bite? Although I was ashamed of what I had done, I couldn’t really change my past. “I am. And I also experimented on supernaturals for the government for a couple of months.” I wasn’t afraid to admit what I did because I studied advanced medicine for wolves. “I’m not too sure if you have encountered breeders in your research, but I want to inform you in case old age gets to me and I become too senile to remember,” she said rather dramatically. I almost spat out the bits of cookie in my mouth to laugh.