http://slow.writerscafe.org/Wolfie1806 The original writings of author WoLf en-us Copyright 2026 WritersCafe.org 1776115290 WritersCafe.org RSS Generator 15 A new species struggles with life on Earth after it's near fatal end. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1293453/ I bring you my second preview, which is just a revision of the first but still well done. A good friend of mine known as Tolna has been my concept artist and co-writer and I thank him. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1293451/ Exert from chapter 1, the only piece I have written thus far. What do you think? http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1159133/ New beginnings find an old but new species discovering the remnants of the past. Two worlds meet but always were one. (Still a work in progress) http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1159131/ A short creepy tale about the mythical String man. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1114215/ A short poem about an old man on Christmas Eve. Sadly this one reminds me far too much of She Will Return but I hope this one can shine it's own light. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1094212/ Chapter 15- Into the sunset           Trabon stood next to Shadow andCrystal who watched intently as Luna finished her work. She scratched away withher snall stone, showing the outlines of two wolves. and a towering destroyedentrance to.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020210/ Chapter 14- Through fire and ice MotherNature called over her struggle. “Shadow, you have to get out! What I am aboutto do will destroy this tomb”! Shadow nodded to her and began to flee in theopposite direction but turned back, Kanoue running past him. “What abo.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020209/ Chapter 13- Heart of Darkness           Chanoue had fled deep inside. Shadow and Kanoue kept hot onhis tail as he shot around corners in the dim light. The stone walls were alltoo familiar, old images from a nightmare. The tomb continued .. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020208/ Chapter 12- The Ancestral Tomb              Shadow couldn’t remove the door from his eyes. Hestood frozen in place. But slowly, he moved forward as though compelled to. Thefabricated statues of wolves carved into .. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020207/ Chapter 11- The path of beaten faith  Shadowwas almost lost. His awareness was completely gone. He didn’t move for hours.The snow had practically buried him. He awoke with a start. The snow was packedin all around him. He struggled out of his icy prison and onto the.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020205/ Chapter 10- Journey of a Thousand miles  The cold storm had frostbitten them. Shadow’s paws were nearly frozen. He looked back constantly tomake sure Kanoue was alright. Despite nearly being frozen to death, Kanoue hadused his power to warm himself. But it was not e.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020203/ Chapter 9- Revelations           Shadow thought for a moment to hunch down but somethingabout this wolf felt helpless and gentle. The silent acquaintance held in lockfor only a few seconds before Kanoue whimpered weakly. “Did Chanou.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020202/ Chapter 8- Empty Hope The loft was buzzing. Wolvesrushed in assisting with the injured Luna using herbs and medical foods. Shewas sprawled across the soft grass provided as a bed. She hadn’t spoken sincebeing brought back. Trabon was still close holding her paw tightly in hi.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020199/ Chapter 7- Shady Ground Chanoue strolled along the cave with a free spiritedstroll. Chanoue wasn’t sure moving the prisoner here was the best idea of his.But he couldn’t expect a feeble old mother to be capable of much. He walked upto her. The metal chains still held h.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020198/ Chapter 6- The Amulet of Senet Lunasat against the stiff rocks. Her back ached from Chanoue’s relentless attack.She curled herself against the floor then stretched. She was in no state to flyor use her magic. She could only hope Shadow and his friends had gotten awaysafely.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020197/ Chapter 5- Sun, Sand, and Rock  Theloft was extremely quiet. Sunlight barley poked through the holes that linedthe walls and ceiling of the round room. It was shaped like a giant tube withlarger holes near the sides. Shadow looked around watching leaves occasionallyfloa.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020195/ Chapter 4- The Sanctuary  Chanoueran as fast as he could only thinking of Kanoue. Kanoue had the key to what hisfather wanted. The cave they had been living in came into view. Chanoue stormedinside. “Kanoue, where are you”? Chanoue shouted. Kanoue woke with a start and.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020194/ Chapter 3- Mountain Top  Crystal shuffled along in the knee deep snow snorting as theheavy blizzard blew in at her nose. Shadow was leading the stride moving aheadof her and climbing up the mountain. Old frozen rocks and dead trees greetedthem as they climbed usually slip.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020193/ Chapter 2- A Family Secret Anotheryear had passed. Chanoue kicked his brother’s side gently. James awoke stirringand looked up to see the night sky outside. Why be waken this early? “What isit Chanoue”? He asked standing up and looking at him dreamily. “Dad.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020192/ Through Wolves Eyes The Final Howl  Some secrets are darker and deeper than others. We hide from ourselvesand cover our deepest fears and flaws in hopes they will never shed light. Wecan not help the inevitable fact one day we face a darkness blacker than any.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1020189/ A short poem of an abandoned Teddy Bear's grasp on his abandonment. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/1002536/ A short story based on a strange conversation with friends. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/940857/ The story of a young boy in a new town faced behind a past he never knew existed; until now. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/926256/ The final book in the Through Wolves Eyes series. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/840970/ Shadowstood over his father’s body unable to process words. His eyes filled withtears and they soaked over his face. No one spoke. Shadow sobbed to himself notholding back. The long tense moments wandered by as all remained silent exceptfor Shadow’s sobs. A pure hatred for Chanou.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/808628/ Thecave had erupted in war. Chanoue’s wolves had engaged with natures followers.The battle was stretching onward, bodies collapsing everywhere. Nearby, Chanouehad already engaged in his true purpose for coming here. James watchedChanoue’s eyes carefully. They had barely spoken no.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/808627/ Shadowhad spoken to James about Shamile’s death and that they were going to assistDavid in attacking tomorrow morning. “I don’t want you to get hurt”. Jamescommented. Shadow knew he’d be fine but what confused him was what the roadahead holds? What was the .. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806426/ Shadowfelt fixed on the wolf unable to speak. “So what is your business here”? Thewolf asked slowly peering over at Shadow. He seemed to snap out of histransfixed state as he suddenly began speaking. “We were told to head this way,to the north”. The tall wolf looked p.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806425/ Shadowwatched the empty air where the portal had been. “I hope she’s alright”. Crystal said quietlywatching the spot as well. Shadow turned around and his jaw dropped insurprise. “Where are we”? He asked as he viewed the scenery. They appeared on ahigh hillside .. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806424/ Thechamber Crystalhad entered was extremely dark. One torch lit the room and illuminated thewords scrawled on the wall, all written in Latin. “Another puzzle it seems”.Luna said waving her wings and flying to the wall. Crystal sat down and quietly observed theroom. It was stran.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806423/ Thecave was dark; the torches barely lit the dim hallways of stone and rock. Thegroup, Shadow, Crystal, Luna, and James, all followed the path for hours. Thestone rock was cold fitting the underground air flow. “I wonder how far down weare”. Crystalasked giving a sniff to the a.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806422/ Shadowlifted his head up. Last he knew he had landed into a pile of snow. Whatgreeted him both confused him and startled him. He was looking into the eyes ofan unfamiliar wolf that had gold eyes and jet black and light grey fur. He had apair of glasses resting on his long muzzle. “Awak.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806421/ Shadow’seyes slowly raised from blackness, the shadows over his eyes lifted. Whatgreeted him was that of a metal cage opening. It only took him a few seconds tofigure out what had happened to him. He could feel the cold metal floor of hiscage against his shaking paws. He lifted his arm.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806420/ Thesnowy mountain rustled with swift winds. Chanoue’s eyes snapped closed in thefrost. “This is ridiculous; we are going to die out here”! Lupus complainedbehind them. Chanoue had enough and turned slapping Lupus with his paw. Lupusstayed quiet but sneered. “Kanoue, h.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806419/ Morningsun rose over again and Shadow’s eyes opened again, this time not to darknessbut the suns opening light. He slid out the cave opening yawning. The coldmorning air made his nose twitch like a needle lightly poking the skin. Thesnow slowly had melted over the night and the warm ai.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806418/ Chanouespit on the ground angrily. He was sitting in the councilor cave surveying hisfollowers. Watching them bicker made him even more furious than Kanoue’ssniveling ever would. One of them didn’t like the idea of searching for thecrystal. “An expedition for a silly crysta.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806416/ Epilogue Humanity is at risk, war is arising, and monarchcontrol begins to sweep. Chanoue, a wolf bent out on world spread domination ofthe wolf species, is coming closer to completing his ultimate goal; humanity’scomplete devastation. With the help of his hidden associate a.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/806415/ Continue forward with Shadow and Crystal's adventure to save Shadow's father and stop Chanoue's plan. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/788981/ Arnoue slowly walked over the land splashed in rain.A loud thunder clap made him flinch. “You’ve disappointed me Arnoue”. Chanouegrunted. He was striding along in front of Arnoue. “How so”? Chanoue laughedheartily. “I expected you to make my hunt a bit more .. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/787501/ Sarina stepped over a thin rock and slipped. Snowhad begun lightly drifting down over the rocks. Ice now consumed the rockfaces. Sarina snuffled as snow dropped on her nose. She swung her head up inthe direction of loud rock fall. Above an outcropping on the other side of thecliff, a large b.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/787500/ A short poem of a cat and a mouse http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/758139/ Shadow’s eyes were wet. “We shouldn’t have lefthim”. Crystalwalked beside Shadow and wiped his eyes. “There’s nothing more we could haveever done”. Shadow stared down at the child between Crystals legs. “At least the infant isalright”. Sh.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/758132/ Arnoue looked up to the sky under the trees. He waswalking along the side of a river; its quiet noise relaxed his mind and allowedhim to think. For years, he thought, I have hid from the dark and evil creaturethat Chanoue truly is. Why had so many had to die because I was too afraid toshow m.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/758130/ James lay in a patch of dead grass. His heart washeavy and his spirits low. Terrible losses had faced him in every direction.All that was left now was to lead the wolves to the sierra and self banishhimself for his inability to keep the pack safe. “We continue till nightfall”. He.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/758129/ Shadow licked his paw lying under an oak tree. Itsleaves shined in the bright sun and he stretched his legs with a yawn. Crystal was by a waterholenearby. She dunked her head into the watery and raised her head shaking andwaving. Shadow yawned again. The dream he had came to mind again; why di.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/758128/ Moonshine slid down castingover the land, the sounds of steady crickets chirped in the night. Shadow hadn’tcommented on the rabid wolf they encountered. It was becoming late and nighttravel was not recommended suggested by Crystal.They stayed in rich dirt all over a clearing among seve.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/758126/ The morning sun wasoverhead. The desert mountains were hot and the sand blowing up into the airmade James’s eyes sting. They had traveled to a hot sandy mountain range.Sarina climbed across the rock with him. They had come to the mountain side.The sun shined on the wolves eyes. Sapient.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/758125/ Crystal gave a heavy cough, water spilled over her chestfur. She rolled off her back and stood up. She looked up into a night skyfilled with stars. She looked around but Shadow was nowhere to be found. Sheheard a cooing voice somewhere nearby. She turned to her right to gaze into ashinning c.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/758123/ James stood in place. The voice chilled him; he couldhear it echo in his head. He knew there was no time to think about the voice’smessage but to simply obey it. He ordered all the other wolves out of the deadtree’s cavern. Sarina walked side by side with James. He seemed almostu.. http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/Wolfie1806/758122/