It was a full moon and the Gunners were taking their newest packmates across the city for their initiation into the Blood Talon Tribe. It was a toss up on whether to do it on a full moon or a half moon as there was one of both; Fish won the fight and so full moon it was. The initiation was simple and in keeping with tradition; a run through several ( Read more... )

Ashley had been Uratha for three months; she’d been lucky enough that some of the local Urdaga had been following her right before her First Change and had been there to pick her up. The pack was small, four members now that Ashley had joined, but they were all Blood Talons and knew their territory well so they kept things going good enough. They ( Read more... )

I didn’t go to class today, mum would be pissed if she knew but unless Alex rats me out she’ll never know and no way in Hell would Alex do that. For one he knows I’d tell mum how he found out, not as though he was in class either, he was out smoking in the senior area where he ran into me. Swear he’s been following me more than usual, I reckon he ( Read more... )

The night air was brisk, not as cold as it was in Armidale but the wind still had a touch of winter about it, the air smelt grimy. Even the air smelt wrong, the choke in London has a different smell and the air in Armidale was fresher; Sydney was somewhere in between. The streets were dark but this was something Jack could only really tell by ( Read more... )

The park was a small place and now it was close to over flowing with people, a park in the middle of a city and now it was filled to brimming with the Packs of London; it’s a rare sight to see so many Urdaga in one place with no fights. The ungin was in progress; the Alphas were talking of important matters, packs were trying for subtle ( Read more... )

Digging the hole was easy, keeping it away from the rest of the pack was hard but in the end Jack had found a place out of the way enough that the rest were unlikely to stumble across it. Not that she was exactly hiding it from them, they knew what she’d brought back from Sydney, it was more that she didn’t want them too close; for their safety or ( Read more... )