SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for "Promise of the Wolves" and "Secrets of the Wolves." At the end of "Secrets of the Wolves," Kaala finds herself injured and alone, trapped in a pit at the edge of a village of humans who consider her a killer. If she doesn't get out, she'll die and she will fail in fulfilling her promise to bring wolf and humankind together. One day, in the time before time, a pack of wolves took pity on a tribe of starving humans, teaching them better ways to track prey and to hunt. The humans thrived, then used what they had learned from the wolves to kill everything they could find. And so the Ancients (Sun, Moon, Earth and Grandmother Sky) told the wolves that it was time to end both wolf and humankind. The wolf Indru begged for forgiveness, speaking with such eloquence that the Ancients, who loved their creatures, relented. They gave Indru one chance to control the wayward humans. Time and again, wolves tried and failed, and the humans were growing stronger. Soon, it would be too late to have any hope of containing their destructiveness. It fell to a youngwolf named Kaala to succeed where her ancestors had failed, for she loved a human child as much as she loved her own pack. Yet once again, wolf and humankind were on the edge of war, and young Kaala found herself with one last, desperate chance to fulfill the wolves’ promise.

"The Atonement of Clendru" is a short story prequel to "The Wolf Chronicles," a trilogy which tells the story of Kaala, a young wolf living 14,000 years ago who discovers that she that she alone can bring together wolves and humans, thus keeping humans from growing distant from and destroying the world around them. Born of a forbidden, mixed blood litter, and alone after her mother’s exile, Kaala struggled to earn her place in the Swift River pack. When she saved the life of a human girl, she put her hard-won place in the pack at risk, and responsibility for keeping peace between wolf and humankind fell to her. This is the story of how the wolves came to need Kaala and introduces the character of Clendru, who is an important part of Kaala’s journey in the third book in the trilogy.

This work is unofficial fan fiction inspired by the Balto franchise. The characters and narrative universe belong to their respective rights holders. The author claims no intellectual property rights over them. The copyright applies exclusively to this original text. The Alaskan wilderness is vast and harsh. It has been the setting for many stories. None is more famous than Balto's. He was the dog who saved a whole town. Over four years, his name grew to mean courage and strength. After leading the famous serum run and saving his friend Duke, Balto became a hero, loved by both people and dogs. Now, he lives quietly as a father, proud to see his children grow and knowing his legacy is safe. But every night, Balto is haunted by dreams. His daughter Aleu is lost and in danger. Her cries echo in the cold night. These visions pull him away from his family's warmth. Something stirs in the wild, calling him. A force drives him to protect not only his blood but the pack that depends on him. As Balto digs into his past, he faces dangers ahead and struggles within. He questions who he is, what his purpose is, and what loyalty truly means. The truth slips through his fingers like the wind in the trees. With each new discovery, the stakes grow higher. His pack's survival, his daughter's safety, and their balance all hang by a thread. Balto must face his deepest fears and accept a hard truth that could change him forever. Follow Balto on a journey of loyalty, sacrifice, and love. This gripping chapter reveals the hidden parts of his life, where he faces truths that will shape his future and those he loves.

After her family is killed, a young wolf named Libby and her brother Alex are taken in by a different Pack, the Pack of Dark Stones, which tries protect them against the growing evil of a grand army of wolves that is intent on taking over all the territories. Content warnings: Strong language Animal injury/death Parent/family death Violence/blood Demonic possession The first draft is now complete, from now on I'll be editing/possibly partially rewriting the chapters for the final draft. Beta reading by Fable, Kristen Reviews and MossyOddity Cover art by KelpieCreek, chapter header art by MossyOddity

Una raccolta di commenti/recensioni su cartoni, film, libri, serie e fumetti. Non sono esperta di recensioni, ma faccio del mio meglio perchè voi le apprezziate.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER ⚠️ Questo libro è stato scritto molto tempo fa, e ha un sacco di anni. La community era diversa, io stessa avevo un senso dell'umorismo diverso e probabilmente più infantile. Ecco perché i primi capitoli, che sono i più vecchi in assoluto, potrebbero sembrare più stupidi e meno divertenti. Ma non temete! Questa raccolta mi sta davvero molto a cuore ed è stata un punto di raccolta per molti fan di Warrior Cats. Per questo non ho intenzione di annullarne la pubblicazione, sperando che qualcun altro possa leggerla e sorridere come abbiamo fatto noi. Buon divertimento! ----------------------------------------------------------------- Raccolta di COSE sui nostri simpatici gatti con le vite piú wtf del pianeta [ATTENZIONE: Rischio di contenuto demenziale e ignorante]

"Ma in cuore a Thranduil era un'ombra ancor più fitta. Aveva visto l'orrore di Mordor e non riusciva a dimenticarlo; e, se mai volgeva lo sguardo a sud, nel suo ricordo la luce del sole si oscurava e, sebbene lo sapesse ormai distrutto e deserto, posto sotto la vigilanza di Re di Uomini, la paura che aveva in cuore gli diceva che quell'orrore non era stato vinto per sempre, ma che sarebbe risorto." - J.R.R. Tolkien, Racconti incompiuti: Parte seconda, IV. Appendice B, I sovrani Sindarin degli Elfi Silvani [Raccolta di momenti importanti della vita di Thranduil, dall'Ultima Alleanza al ritorno di Sauron]