His Destined Mate

ll the difference between my memories and what was actually happening. I had a vision of myself dangling from the edge of a cliff, but I was young and accompanied by a small wolf in tha

ye, I recognized that the definite voice had come from reality; and as a result, I saw a figure from a distance, exactly as when my eyes abruptl

mother was devoured by one of the werewolves from the sibling of the aforementioned Ryan. Although Katelyn came to a complete halt for a brief period, she soon resumed her journey with her

med into a werewolf, and when I saw his men accompanying him in the fight against those wild werewolves, I used my ability to accelerate to rush towards the location of the little girl, blurring my surroundings in the process. Her face lit up as s

the cut on my right el

e was ready to take advantage of my ignorance! Immediately, my eyes widened and I forced myself to turn over to the other side before this ferocious beast could open its lips and devour me alive! However, one aspect of my

e girl's voice in the middle of a thought, an electric s

-like crystalline eyes of this creature resembled a cross between a beast and a human in appearance. When I looked into it, it was as if I was making eye contact with a human being rather

my head, accompanied by the awful, helpless howl of a small werewolf. That's when I reali

ausing me to fall to one side in agony as I rolled to the other. But the strangeness didn't stop there; I noticed that my eyes had changed from their normal human color of brown to a slight flash of dirty gray, as if t

nclude that this beast is a male based on his manly appearance, the presence of a reproductive system on the outside, and the power

ound on her knees, and she had dirt all over her face. She looked at me with a helpless expression on her face as she asked for assistance, "M-Miss... Please assist me and us.

athing right now," I e

es were aching with pain as

. "There's nothing else we can do but flee," I insisted emphatically. You should get out of here as soon a

my mother..." she whimpered,

wled as loudly as he could. Using his claws, he clawed the floor, releasing the spirit of the warrior inside him that was rea

ry, pushed her away while yelling, "Run

experience much discomfort, in contrast to what I had experienced earlier, and when I happened to glance at my elbow, the wound had vanished. Initi

difficult for the wolf to stand back up. Nonetheless, his green eyes became even brighter and more vibrant in color, as

and howled

ve up easily. By the time he was able to lift his body again, several wolves had arrived to assist him. I became more excited abou

ible to it. Finally, as I had predicted, my eyes went completely blue, flashing at my pupils and alerting him to the fact that something had cha

ating with each other through their howling. They were striving to flee, but it seemed like there was a notion in their though