Werewolf Mage 2 (A Harem Gamelit Adventure) by Harry Nix

Author:Harry Nix [Nix, Harry]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Galactic Royale
Published: 2019-05-25T22:00:00+00:00

15

“I do so like to ride you, Mr. Wolf,” Juno whispered in his ear, her breath tickling against his fur. She squeezed her legs against his back as she did and even rocked her hips back and forth a little.

Alex, who was in his wolf form, gigantic and covered in black fur, let out a huffing noise.

“Stop teasing the poor boy,” April said from where she rode on Nia’s back. It was two days since the mall, enough time for everyone to heal up and for Juno to get some cash together from selling the rings.

Alex had spent most the day healing but also frequently checking up on Nia who had suffered two fairly serious injuries in short order, the first being the little old lady caving half her face in and now being splashed with silver.

Nia reassured him that she was fine, but Alex wasn't so sure. He kept kissing her, finding her in the house, feeling uncomfortable if she was away from him. On some level there was the feeling of failure, that he’d allowed her to get injured.

After the mall attack, they’d decided there was no more time for delay – they needed allies and fast. They'd chewed over Henry's words multiple times, puzzling over why was he was suggesting an attack on his own enclave. Alex figured it was because Henry would come out on top once his internal rivals were wiped out, although he wasn't too sure of that assumption. Just from the meal yesterday, Henry didn't seem like some power crazy mage seeking to turn a werewolf against his enemies for personal gain.

“But he likes it,” Juno said and scratched her fingers through Alex's thick fur.

They’d driven out of Baxter, heading south, going down bumpy roads until they’d come to an impromptu makeshift car park with a few old cars sitting there. Nia explained it was werewolf territory from there on out and the cars were most likely owned by werewolves, used to take them to civilization when they needed.

They’d locked up Boris, gathered their things (both Juno and April were wearing backpacks) and had now been walking for three hours through the forest, up and down hills and dodging around a large swampy marsh area.

Alex had found much of the walk peaceful and in fact he been able to bring up his spellcasting screen as they were trotting well-worn paths. Nia called them slipways, paths between werewolf territories that were somewhat neutral, although it still wasn’t advisable to entirely let their guard down.

Alex had spent a lot of time studying the necromancer spell. Juno had been particularly concerned about it. What if it was a trap? Or worse, what if it worked and pulled Alex down that path? He'd offered to share it with her but Juno had waved him away. She wanted nothing to do with the death magic. She hadn’t outright asked him to delete it but Alex felt like she wanted him too. She urged him repeatedly to be incredibly careful using it and to seriously consider whether he wanted to draw on death for power.

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