Game of Destiny – A Thrilling Tale of Power, Love & Fate

‘We are coming, Amie,’ Martin mind linked me.

‘Be careful. There are a lot of them outside. I can keep the cave safe for a while if they discover it. Don’t do anything

foolish,’ I told him. I heard the wolf outside get closer. My wolf and I both focused on the sound. I could tell the moment

the wolf saw the opening, they stopped moving and I could hear them scenting the air. There was no way they could

avoid catching my scent now that they focused on the opening. A growl was heard and it was accompanied by others. Oh great, they have made up in order to kill us, I thought. The moment I saw a black paw in the opening of the cave, I

lunged at it and sank my claws into it before drawing back just as quickly. The paw disappeared back out and a new set

of growls was heard. Next a grey wolf tried to rush into the cave. They hadn’t taken the size of the cave into account and

their forward movement halted as they lowered themself to the ground. I again jumped forward, and this time I swiped

at their eyes with my claws. They turned their heads at the last second, but couldn’t turn all the way because of the

narrow opening. My claws ripped deep gouges into their cheek and I shredded their left ear. They roared and tried to

swipe out their claws at me. I jumped back and due to their awkward position, they couldn’t pursue me. I jumped

forward again. This time I aimed my claws at their throat and shoulder. The grey wolf turned around and snapped its

teeth at my paw. I withdrew it to avoid the razor-sharp teeth, but in doing so, I left my left shoulder exposed. I could feel

the claws digging into it and I roared. I took a page out of the attacker’s book and bent down and sank my teeth into its

paw. It was their turn to roar in pain, and I clamped down my jaw and refused to let go. They struggled against my bite,

but they were only halfway inside the cave and the small opening restricted their movements. I could hear their pack mates outside, trying to push past them to help. But there wasn’t enough space. I heard the bones in the paw snapping

and I felt it beneath my teeth. I wanted to spit it out, it felt gross as the warm blood seeped into my mouth. But I steeled

myself. As long as I had their paw, they were stuck, and the boys were safe. I growled and put more pressure on my jaws.

The grey wolf whimpered and in a desperate attempt to get free, they put weight on the paw in my mouth. The

my bad shoulder against the cave wall. I growled and as I did,

their paw and with a loud yelp they freed it. But it

I spit them out. The grey wolf retreated slowly from the cave, its mangled paw held as

as loudly as I could and inflated myself to look as big as possible. My red wolf

almost the entirety of the cave. My growl got a response

the group of warriors he had

groups collided. A whimper escaped from the boys behind me. I put my tail over

was still at least one wolf outside the opening to the cave.

of the group fighting Martin. I wouldn’t have joined the fight even

cave hadn’t been there, I would have tried to sneak them out while

my shoulder made me less agile, and I wasn’t confident

guarding us. I knew I couldn’t afford to lose, so I had to wait and

was filled with the scent of blood and death. I couldn’t tell from the sound and scent who was winning. I didn’t want to mindlink the ones fighting, afraid I would distract them. My ears strained to pick up sounds from the

he refused to give in.

turned into

tried to reply, to tell him to hang in there. I was met by emptiness, there

okay. The alternative was unthinkable. My wolf’s whine turned into a howl. That is

pain felt like a physical punch and I was almost on my

outside the cave. I needed an outlet for the pain and the

and pain. It stopped my attack. I backed further into the cave to press myself against the

I mindlinked them, even if I

Alpha? Is he hurt?’ Jon linked back. I realised they hadn’t

growl, they didn’t know.

be okay. It’s not something that will stop him,’ I said. As I said it the

to stop the pain from affecting the pack. He put it on his own shoulders and isolated

good of the pack. For now. He will need you. Martin’s words rang in my head.

cave and rip every single wolf outside to pieces. Neither of us did what we

of the enemy wolves would dare to set a paw

As I listened, I could hear how more of our

The boy’s mothers are waiting on

get out of here now. I want the two of you to grab hold of my tail really well. When we get

the hill. Do not look down. Do you understand?’