IANEar pods on, phone set, smokes ready, nightwear worn and pup stabilized. My night might not be wasted after all.Dash was in his yellow pajamas, his hands furiously pushing the buttons and turning the switches of his gamepad while he bit his tongue. His eyes were focused his video game, playing with it his life depended on it.His headphones were on and he was as passionate with his video games as I was in this p*rn I was watching. I stared at him for a while to be sure he wouldn’t come snooping around then got working on it.Turns out, the little snooper was more interested in me than his game. I was absorbed in what I was watching; licking my lips now and again, while Dash was curious about what caught my interest.What could make a wolf look hungry?He removed his headphones and dropped the gamepad, ideas of how to approach me swimming through his mind. An idea popped in because he got a lucky chance when I chang

SESANIt was one of the many assembling rooms the council owned and one of the few that the public is unaware of. But anytime we were gathered here for a brittle discussion, whoever or whatever we discuss is tagged as a ticking bomb, ready to explode, and my fellow members are more than happy to set it off. Even if it means destroying it.—unfortunately.This specific assembling room was called The Peril Chamber. The walls of TPC were covered in all shades of green mold, moist to touch, with the green darkening from the lower parts of the wall that had more mold, to the top of them that connected to the ceiling.There were no windows and the ceiling was falling apart. Dripping water resonated in our ears as it dropped from it to the center of the round table, due to the heavy silence. It sounded to me like the ticking of a clock… a timer to the end of another soul.The floor was uneven, with cracks, holes, and non-cemented patches detected at every angle… finding a good spot was almost

KATRINA“Perfect…” It was the voice of a woman, or what should be one. The tone was thin, weak, and fading more with every letter she pronounced. Icy cold fingers were poking my stomach and that was what initially brought me out of the temporary coma.Apart from her disturbing voice, I also heard the sound of thick liquid dropping into more liquid. It was quick, like a drop every two seconds and as my eyelashes slowly moved, I felt numbing pain around my wrists.My whole body hurt but that could be ignored, compared to how my wrists felt. My back wasn’t lying on a bed—unfortunately—I wasn’t even lying down. I forced my guttering eyes open and was punched with nausea.The cave I was in looked like it had been dyed red. There was no entrance and no exit that I knew of. I was only in my underwear and my nose couldn’t pick up any scent.My hands and legs were bound to the walls by chains in a crucifixion pose and icy fingers poking me stopped. I didn’t find the woman the eerie voice belo

KANE “They were the only ones willing to help. The rest didn’t seem to understand what we were saying.”I told my brothers as we looked at the two humans. Their hair was matted; they had sores and bruises, some of which had maggots crawling out of them. The little left of their clothing was covered in layers of dirt, blood, and sweat which piled up and turned their clothes black.They looked better now they had taken a wash in the river. The man didn’t have a good eye anymore and the woman had a deep cut on her hand that needed treatment. She also had a swollen mouth and there were eyesore heat rashes on his body.Most of their skin had reddened because of heat and the doctors I previously called had just arrived now, carrying out their duties. We sat opposite these humans while some of our Sigmas escorted the other humans and wolves to the packhouse.They tried to talk but even after drinking the whole river up, their voices were too ho

KATRINA Don’t look down. Why the f*ck did I say that? The bridge was reasonably wide but that didn’t dim that there was still a high chance of someone falling over and Melora, as always, wasn’t making things any better.‘It’d hurt if you fell inside. Like really hurt. I can’t even imagine.’ Just ignore her. Ignore her. ‘The lava is super hot and we’ll melt. We’re right under this lava! Doesn’t that freaking scare you?!’ Ignore. Her. ‘If we slip and fall it’s over. The bridge isn’t wide enough!’ “MEL!”I stopped walking as my voice echoed in the caves. I froze, waiting for any movement, and didn’t walk further until I was sure I was safe. But who the f*ck, was I kidding? I was over boiling lava!And Mel almost blew my cover. Sometimes I wonder if I got the wrong spirit animal.‘Hey!’It got worse when I looked down. Mel’s words haunted my consciousness and partially affected my body. I looked ahead and was relieved when I saw that the end wasn’