Prey Novels & Stories

Mom said, her voice breaking, “I love you. I love you so much. But you have to run now. I promise I’ll find you. I’ll come back for you.” “Mom, please!” I sobbed harder, grabbing onto her like a child. But the sound of wolves approaching grew louder, snarls and the pounding of paws. Mom pushed me hard, her voice rising in desperation. “Run, Cal! RUN!” With a broken heart, I turned and sprinted into the forest. Behind me, I heard the terrible sound of my father’s final cry. I risked one glance back, and what I saw will haunt me forever. Alpha Damon stood beside the car. He yanked Dad out like he was nothing but a rag doll, and then, in a flash of teeth and claws, he tore him apart.

The silence in the chamber was absolute, heavy with the suffocating weight of decisions that could reshape the foundations of their world. Outside, the fortress held its breath. The pack, once loyal and structured, now shifted like sand in a gale, divided by rumors of the prophecy and the terrifying, god-like power that now radiated from their Alpha and his mate. The enemy packs, emboldened by the recent chaos, had gathered at the horizon like storm clouds, waiting for the crack in the alliance that would signal their moment to strike.

I took my mum's hand, and we ran out of the room. “I would find you,” Alpha Landre yelled from behind. “And I would kill you.” That was the last conversation my parents had before my mother found her new mate. Now, here I was, standing before the principal of an Elite Werewolf school my mother's new mate had secured me a place in. “We were thrilled to have you join us, Bianca,” the principal said with a delightful expression. I smiled. “Thank you.” She handed me a piece of white paper with different colors of ink. It was my schedule for the semester. The first thing that caught my eye was the boldly written, ‘MOON LAKE ACADEMY’ at the top. My heart thumped loudly as I left the principal’s of

"After the papers are signed next week, you'll receive the first anniversary gift from the Donna." Outside the window, the rain gradually stopped. The hunter had already closed the net, leaving the prey still sleeping peacefully in the gentle trap, unaware.

"Stop what you're doing." "Who are you?" The sound of typing on a computer rang out, my fingers kept shaking. My initial response was one of skepticism, a natural reaction when two individuals appear to be on the same scent, tracking down those elusive figures who thrive in the dark corners of the web. Zero-One's intentions remained an impenetrable mist, as he cautioned me against digging any deeper. The seeds of doubt were sown, casting suspicion over his true motives. Could he, in fact, be one of them, donning the cloak of benevolence to hide his true colors?

The crackling leaves and clicking of twigs hinted at the prey's desperate attempt to escape. My wolf positioned itself and got ready for a race with the prey. Its shiny eyes like sparks in the dark, locked on the prey, and its pupils tightened as it focused on the prize. Its muscles curled and got ready to spring into action, its paws crept silently, positioned to strike. The prey, a rabbit, quickly ran to the left but my wolf was persistent, in a flash it countered the rabbit's move, and its jaw widely opened unveiling its razor-sharp teeth. Its warm breath poured

In fact, I believed that I might’ve been imagining the entire thing until my eyes caught sight of the bitter reality that it wasn’t imagined. There were infact animals running towards me in stampede fashion. And they were not just any ordinary animals on the wild, they were the very worst, the most monstrous of them all, the most blood-hungry bastards you could encounter in the wild…. Bastardly rogues. The rejects of a thousand packs.

Once everyone had gotten their role, Alpha Jackson continued with his instructions. "Prey will have a twenty-minute head start to hide or get as far away, within pack grounds, as possible. The Hunters will be the only group who will shift as they search for the prey. A Hunter wins if they bring a Prey back to Beta Christian before the time runs out. A Prey wins if they outlast a Hunter. Those of you who lose will be on Mess Hall clean-up duty." There were mumbles around the pack and I nudged Annable, trying to get a look at her paper, "What did you get?" I whispered

Plants that will wrap around their prey and add poison to make their prey experience an illusion, then the beautiful vines will crush and eat their prey slowly. Ardina's feelings started to feel bad. She felt someone was following her. He looked back slowly. The Dionaea plant begins to open its mouth, the lubricant to facilitate digestion when it eats its prey begins to drop to the ground. Ardina looked up. She was shocked to see the width and sharpness of the thorns around the mouth of the plant. "Damn!" Ardina muttered. She turned around and started running as fas