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Now, as their rage slowly simmered, the heathens were jovial as they strolled through the fields, indulging in their handy work. Those unlucky enough to still be alive were quickly pulled from the field and were dragged up the grassy hill that overlooked the once beautiful meadow.
There, standing tall, was a strong oak with sweeping branches. It's once untouched limbs now hanging with ropes as they strung their last few alive victims by their throats. Holes had been carved through their necks with rope being shoved through, like the threading of a needle, before hanging them like ornaments on the trees vast branches that swept out over the hill.
A spectacle of terror to scare their future conquests into a quick surrender lest they themselves be subjected to their brutal acts of violence and persuasion.
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Agony rang through the child like a poisoned knife and as the child watched each wolf fall something snapped inside, like a taught guitar string finally snapping under pressure. Silver eyes gave way to the red that ebbed away their warm grey till they glowed redder than the blood still seeping into the ground throughout the fields.
And thus, the reaper of wolves was born.
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Original production by Red Rogue.
All characters, places and events are works of fiction. Any similarities to real life events and people are purely coincidental.
BOOK 1:
(Currently editing)
The BlackRain Pack is the Warrior Pack. They are the ghosts that protect the werewolf world from rogues and other creatures. Legend has it that the warriors of the BlackRain Pack are sent from the moon goddess, with the birthmark of a warrior. All stories of the BlackRain Pack say that only men belong in it.
What happens when the warrior pack has to merge with another pack, and the secret of a girl living amongst them comes out.
Not only does Alex have to deal with moving into a new pack but she'll also have to deal with her Alpha mate, and the arising problem of rogues.
Book 1: The Female Warrior
Book 2: The Oracle
Book 3: A Wolf's Weakness