Creative Writing: The God Of Veles

“Concentrate, Aiden!” He clapped his hands. “Please you really need to focus. This is important. Children have to be careful when they venture into the forest. There’s a pack of wild, voracious wolves with gaping mouths reeling with fangs and forked tongues each as thick as my wrist. They roam the woods, ten feet or more, and then hung in the trees, breathing raggedly tasting your scent, considering how best to devour you. As a matter of fact only, the other day several of them snatched a baby elf out of its sleeping mother’s arms and thrashed the poor little dear to pieces.

“Dragons?” she repeated and the loud roar of the dragon echoed across the stone walls. I held onto my wand, it shook in my hand and my weapon soothed me. Without thinking, I flung myself against the wall as the dragon roared loudly.

Everything was dark and spooky. Especially the monster that was inside of it. Jacob had seen in absolute horror that the monster was real. He had also come at the worst time possible. It had just been completely swallowed the wolf he had seen the other day. The wolf’s blood had been on its teeth, on the ground, everywhere. The monster had black fur, bright red eyes, was enormous, had sharp claws, sharp teeth, fur stained with blood of all different colors. The monster started screaming at Jacob in the most ear deafening way possible. Jacob started to run away, but the monster followed him. He had run through the forest and back into the tiny cave. The old man had still been chanting his words. “What?” Jacob yelled when he heard the words. “Heck yes I want to hear.” The man gave him a piece of paper. The monster made it into the cave and cut the old man. His scream of agony was the worst he had ever

“Let’s find some prey…” He growled. Willow ignored his snarl and leapt onto a tall tree, then onto the top of a building. A group of small birds pecked aimlessly

While passing between trees, some movements were seen nearby; the land was in snow, so it was easy to notice. I froze and looked around for a moment. There was a possibility that it could just seem to me, yet later I noted a pair of vivid golden eyes staring straight at me from a distance. The creature stood in an assailant posture with smoky black fur and gleams of snow on it. I got scared when realized it was a wild wolf, what was not typical to see in a suburban forest. Going behind a tree trunk, I made an attempt to hide, but how could it help me if the wolf had already aimed at me… I stood moveless though the animal creeped towards me. Not waiting for long, it quickened and began to run; at one moment, feeling both defenseless and doomed got me. Seeing another wolf jumping on the first one and laying it low was shocking. I stayed speechless, as I misunderstood what was going on and watched the wolves’ fight, how one bit and pushed another. Any normal person would have run away already without looking back, but I stayed for no reason. They grinned at each other with evil intent, revealing all their sharp fangs, and snarled loudly, terrifying me. The wolf that defended me for a mysterious cause had dirty, dark-grey fur, yet all blood marks from the bites could be seen on it. All dripped-off blood from both of them got on snow underneath. The scent from it spread all over. It was an eerie sight, which was followed by a loud crack. The defending wolf gnawed through the attacking wolf’s neck killing it; the dead body laid on the ground in a red puddle. The dark gray wolf stood next to it, taking breath very fast. Blood continued to drip from its flesh, and, glancing in my eyes, it walked away. Staying shocked, I looked back at the body and, with no comments, turned in the direction of

"Wait... wolves? Like... Lycanthrope? Wynonna-" Waverly went to the window, full of energy- nervous and otherwise.

Behind me, I could hear its claws scrapping against the cold hard concrete. The sound of claws on the sidewalk was like nails on a chalkboard. With one of his paws, that was the size of an adult male grizzly bear; he swiped it at me feet, like a cat playing with a mouse until the cat gives the tiny, innocent, field mouse a heart attack. I lost my balance and staggered a couple of feet, before I felt him place his paws on my back, forcing me to the ground. Now that I was kissing the ground, the wolf gave out a satisfying snort, and gingerly removed its paws from my back, but I could still feel his presences standing over

“That's the thing. I'm supposed to find a prophecy finder. They say the prophecy finder is a snow elf, and I'm sure that I found one today.” She looked at Wolf openly. Wolf raised an

A female grey wolf walk toward them. :I know where they are. We take our cubs to look at them and the glowing mushroom that grow around their. It's ten minutes away from here. If you want I could take you there.:

“I guess.” Seth climbed onto his horse and started trotting up a slope. We found a shady spot at the top of the stone face near where the bats had swarmed and sat on a big rock, watching Seth hang onto his frisky horse’s reins. Once he reached the truck, he flipped open the toolbox and yanked a flashlight out. He dropped his note inside the cab and started toward where we were waiting.

“So you’re not a demon then.” Rolling his eyes, Danny sat on the bed. “No, I’m a halfa. Like you.” Groaning Vlad dropped back onto the bed. “I’m not a halfa. I’m human. I’m just…sick at the moment.” He glared at the other halfa, “I know you’re a ghost now so what do you want?”

“That’s no excuse.” The lady answered. Markus shamefully looked up at the lady. Her face was beat red and her eyes squinted in fury. “How dare you disrespect the goddess of beauty! How dare you frighten Aphrodite!” She screamed in his

Before either of us could do anything, a croaky voice says, “Blue, what're you doing with a wolf? Haven't you heard they try to eat you?”

“Sure,” Skye smiles. Denarise nods his head and gets out of the cave. He goes on all fours and starts to run like an animal Skye starts to watch as Denarise turns into a wolf. Skye is so surprised that she passed out.

“Well, let’s get to it!” Brock boomed. All of a sudden, the ground started to tremble. “What’s happening?” he cried. Suddenly, the doors burst open and in came all the animals that lived in the forest.