Alpha Ryu
"I want you gone," he launched his fist at me, aiming for my calves. I shut my eyes, waiting for his hit to pack a punch.
"You should be in bed by now, if I'm correct," Alpha Ryu's voice resonated in the passage.
"You don't order me around Alpha," the figure let out, smashing his fist onto Alpha Ryu.
"Maybe it's time you become a lesson to others," Alpha Ryu exhaled, grabbing the figure by the neck before smashing him onto the ground.
"You're strong, but you don't have what it takes to kill me." The figure blurted out, sending Alpha Ryu's feet back with his legs.
In order to prove her existence and claim her rightful position as Alpha of the Moon Hounds, she must do the impossible: bring back the head of the Ruthless Alpha Ryu of the opposing pack.
She doesn’t give up, infiltrating the pack when it’s at its lowest guard and acting as an ordinary maid. In her bid to destroy the pack and have the Alpha’s head, she’s met with the biggest challenge of all—love.
Will she fall for his charming, attractive, and Ruthless appearance, or will she find a way to complete her mission and take her stance as the Alpha of the Moon Hounds?
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Chapter: Chapter 65RYU'S POV***Flash back***The cold iron bars scraped harshly and relentlessly against my wrists, biting into my skin with each slight movement, a cruel reminder of my captivity and the merciless constraints that bound me. Suddenly, Ariel’s hand brushed them aside with an unexpected gentleness that belied the sharp clang of the prison door as it slammed open behind her, the metallic echo bouncing off the damp, stone walls and shattering the suffocating silence that had enveloped me for what felt like an endless eternity. For days, weeks, perhaps even months—I had lost count—I had been trapped in this dark, cold cell, stripped bare not only of my physical freedom but of my power, my dignity gnawed away bit by bit by the bitter, cruel laughter and whispered taunts of my enemies who took perverse pleasure in my downfall.Yet, here she was—Ariel, the woman whose name had long been spoken in hushed tones throughout the shadowed corridors of power, the woman who had always coveted influen
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Chapter: Chapter 64The air was suffocating, choked with the metallic tang of blood, the acrid scent of burning debris, and the heavy tension that hung over the land like a storm refusing to break.Every breath I took felt like inhaling shards of glass, sharp with anticipation and dread. Below me, the battlefield seethed with violence, a feral dance of claws and fury, where screams of agony clashed with the guttural roars of beasts locked in combat. The Deadly Fang Pack, led by the relentless and vengeful Ariel, surged forward with primal vengeance in their eyes, meeting the brute strength of my father Harry’s faction head-on. This was no border dispute, no minor rebellion staged in the shadows—this was war in its most brutal, most soul-stripping form.It wasn’t just two packs fighting for territory. It was generations of unresolved vengeance, of silent suffering, of injustice and dominance coming to a head in one hellish, final stand. And I stood there, motionless atop the ridge, with my heart pound
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Chapter: Chapter 63The air was thick with smoke and dust, swirling around us like a suffocating shroud that clung to every inch of skin and filled every desperate breath. The ground beneath my feet was scorched and cracked, evidence of the chaos we had just survived, yet the echoes of the battle still reverberated in my ears—the shouts, the growls, the clashing of steel and savage claws. Ryu stumbled beside me, his breaths ragged, his body trembling with pain that I could see etched deep in every twitch of his muscles. The wound in his side was bleeding through the torn fabric of his shirt, dark and relentless, and though he tried to mask the agony, his pale face betrayed him. We couldn’t stop, not yet. Every step away from that cursed arena was a step toward survival, but also deeper into the unknown that awaited us.Ryu’s fingers brushed mine briefly, a silent plea, a tether in the chaos. “Samantha,” he gasped, voice rough and strained, “I can’t keep this up much longer.” His amber eyes, wild yet de
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Chapter: Chapter 62The world around me felt like it was suspended in smoke and shattered glass. My lungs burned with every breath, and my wrists, though no longer chained, still carried the ghost of iron and cruelty. The crowd that had gathered to witness my execution now stood in stunned silence, paralyzed by the chaos that Ryu’s arrival had stirred.Their faces—those eager, venomous faces—were now pale masks of disbelief. The ground beneath my feet trembled from the residual force of my power, still buzzing in the air like lightning searching for a strike.Ryu stood beside me, bloodied, eyes burning like twin eclipses, chest heaving. I reached for him, my fingers brushing against his, needing to feel something solid in a world that had just come undone."You're here," I whispered, barely able to hear myself over the deafening silence. My voice was hoarse, raw from screams I never got to release. His hand tightened around mine like he feared letting go would shatter the last remnants of his sanity. Ry
Last Updated: 2025-11-21
Chapter: Chapter 61Ryu's POVThe silence of the dungeon was thick, almost choking, but it did little to muffle the chaos erupting within my chest. My breathing had become ragged, shallow from hours—or had it been days?—of being bound in enchanted silver. Every part of me ached, not just physically, but in a way that went deeper than muscle and bone. My mind, once sharp and lethal, now felt dulled by the weight of my own helplessness. And yet, despite the restraints, despite the humiliation of being bested by Harry’s trap, the fire inside me had not died. If anything, it burned hotter. I could feel it simmering beneath the surface, clawing at my insides, demanding release. I had lost count of how many times I whispered her name in the dark—Samantha. Her absence was a wound that refused to clot.Harry had made sure to torment me with illusions. Every time a guard brought food or water, they brought taunts too—lies that Samantha had been executed, that her death had been swift and painless, or worse, d
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Chapter: Chapter 60Ryu's POVThe weight of silence pressed down on me like a suffocating shroud as I stood alone in the shadowed room, my breath shallow, my heart pounding against my ribs like a frantic drum. My mind was a storm of paranoia and desperation, swirling uncontrollably.My pack was bleeding from wounds no one else saw—wounds inflicted by betrayal, weakness, and my own mistakes.I had lost too many.My assistants, once loyal, were now liabilities. I had no choice but to sever those ties, cold and ruthless, because trust was a currency I could no longer afford.I needed someone who understood me, someone who could stand strong beside me when the darkness closed in.Samantha was the only one left in my fractured world. My Luna. My hope.The decision burned in my chest with a fierce clarity. She was the key to everything—the salvation of my pack, the strength I lacked. Bringing her back wasn’t just a plan; it was a necessity carved from the depths of my desperation. I had to save her, no matte
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Wolf Rachael
No one wants to face rejection from the person they love, nor does anyone want to be seen as weak and vulnerable. People want to be accepted for who they are, but the work-out stage is always not working out.
Rachael Snyder has had it hard in life, being the first ever baby to be born as a wolf pup. At first, she had been cared for majestically, but her failure to wolf out makes her an outcast and a sudden threat to the pack. They all gave up on her, and her haters made her a laughing stock, a living mockery. She is further blessed by the moon goddess who gave her a mate, the Alpha of the Crimson moon Pack, Mike Freeman.
Right in the open, he rejects her and chases her out of the pack, banished for eternity. In her search for survival, she meets Kelvin Alfred, the ruthless prince of the Lycans, who takes her in. What happens when the Ruthless Alpha King professes his love for her? Mike comes back, pleading for a second chance, and she unlocks her inner powers, which should have been concealed forever.
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Chapter: Chapter 162I woke to sunlight streaming through familiar windows.My room, home. I sat up slowly, my body protesting the movement. Every muscle ached. My head pounded. But I was alive.How long had I been unconscious?The door opened. My mother entered carrying a tray of food. Her face flooded with relief when she saw me awake."Three days," she said, answering my unspoken question. "You've been unconscious for three days."Three days"Christopher’s body?" I asked, my voice hoarse."Kelvin brought his body back. The Continental Council has been notified." Mother set the tray on the bedside table. "It's over, Racheal. The Society's greatest hunter is gone."I should have felt relieved.Instead, I felt empty."Mike," I whispered. The memory came flooding back. His face. His words. My blade at his throat. The pull across his neck.I'd killed him."Racheal." Mother's voice was careful. "What do you remember about Mike?""I killed him." The words felt like stones in my mouth. "He wanted me back and
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Chapter: Chapter 161I found myself going back and killing Christopher, I never wanted to, but on a second thought, I had to because he will kill me the next time we come across each other. My blade came down, Christopher’s eyes widened, then went blank. He fell forward into the grass, blood pooling beneath him. Dead. I stood over his body, blade dripping red, feeling nothing. No triumph, no guilt, just emptiness. The mate bond exploded with relief and fury. I turned to see Kelvin's Lycan form burst from the tree line at the field's edge. He'd found me.He shifted mid-run, becoming human as he reached me. His hands grabbed my shoulders, checking for injuries, his eyes wild with panic."Are you hurt? Did he—""I killed him," I said flatly. "It's done."Kelvin looked past me at Christopher's body. Something complicated crossed his face. Then he pulled me into his arms, holding tight."I thought I'd lost you," he said into my hair. "When he teleported you away, I felt it through the bond. Felt you so far
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Chapter: Chapter 160"Where are we?""Neutral ground. Three hundred miles north of Moonshadow territory." Christopher began walking toward me slowly. "Far enough that your mate can't interfere. Can't save you. This is between us now."The mate bond was screaming. I could feel Kelvin's panic through it. His desperation. He was searching. Trying to find me.But three hundred miles. Even running at full speed, it would take him hours.I was alone."You can't win," I said, forcing myself upright despite the nausea. "Even with the suppressants, even separated from my pack. You can't beat me.""Maybe not." Christopher stopped ten feet away. "But I have to try. Have to complete the mission. That's all I have left.""Your father told the truth. Exposed the Society's lies. You could accept that. Could stop.""I can't." Christopher's expression was bleak. "If I stop, if I accept that everything I believed was a lie, then what was it all for? The hunts. The kills. The wolves who died following my orders. What does i
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Chapter: Chapter 159The strip had poisoned me.Not killed. Not yet. But I could feel my power draining with every heartbeat. The phasing that had always come as naturally as breathing now felt sluggish. Resistant. Like moving through thick mud.Another attacker lunged. I tried to phase. Failed. Had to dodge the old-fashioned way, his claws opening a line of fire across my ribs.I was becoming human. Vulnerable.Kelvin's Lycan form appeared beside me, his massive body intercepting the next attack. He moved with lethal precision, protecting me while I struggled to adapt to fighting without my abilities."Fall back!" he shouted, his voice distorted but recognizable. "Get to the main hall!""I can still fight," I gasped, driving my blade into an attacker's throat. He went down gurgling."Not like this. You're compromised." Kelvin took down two more attackers. "We regroup. Find a way to counter the strips."He was right. I hated that he was right.We fought our way toward the main hall. Mother appeared on my
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Chapter: Chapter 158Sara nodded, breathing hard. She attacked again—a feint followed by a real strike. I phased through the real strike as expected.But Sara had learned. Instead of overextending, she pivoted, catching me as I rematerialized. Her claws stopped an inch from my throat."Better," I said. "You're learning."The watching warriors murmured appreciatively. Sara grinned, backing off.We continued for an hour. Me demonstrating phasing techniques. The warriors learning to anticipate. To fight alongside someone who could move between solid and intangible.It was... fun. More than that. It felt like belonging."Excellent work," Kelvin said when we finally called a break. The warriors dispersed toward the water stations. "You're a natural teacher.""I'm a survivor teaching survival.""You're pack teaching pack." Kelvin's voice was quiet. Serious. "Whether you accept it or not."The mate bond pulsed. I didn't push it away."The alphas at the meeting," I said instead. "They're afraid. Vera tries to hid
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Chapter: Chapter 157Three weeks at Moonshadow Pack compound had changed me.Not physically—though the healing had completed, leaving my body stronger than it had been in years. Not even the mate bond, though it had settled into something warm and constant beneath my ribs.No, the change was deeper. More fundamental.For the first time in my life, I had a home.I stood on the balcony of the room Kelvin had given me—our room, he kept gently correcting, though I hadn't fully accepted that yet—watching the pack's morning routines. Warriors training in the courtyard below. Mothers herding children toward the pack school. Elders gathered near the main hall, discussing pack business with the easy confidence of people who knew they were safe.Pack life. Community. Family.Things I'd only observed from the outside. Things I'd believed Ghost Wolves could never have again."You're brooding again," my mother said from the doorway. She'd recovered well from her injuries, though she still favored her left leg. "That's
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Chapter: Chapter 106Tracy’s POVMy phone buzzed one more time. Another text from Aliyah: We’re here whenever you need us. Take all the time you need. Don’t rush to come back.But suddenly, I knew I didn’t want to take all the time. I didn’t want to stay here in this town full of memories and condolences and casseroles. I didn’t want to spend the next week sorting through my parents’ belongings while everyone looked at me with pity.I needed to deal with the estate, yes. Pack up the house, eventually. But I didn’t need to do it all now, didn’t need to drown in it.What I needed was to go back to the city, back to my normal life, back to my friend who turned into wolves and her daughter who made angel drawings. I needed to remember that there was still a world beyond this grief, still possibility and magic and purple wolves on mountain trails.Tomorrow I’d start making arrangements. Tomorrow I’d figure out what needed to be done immediately and what could wait. Tomorrow I’d talk to Uncle Marcus about handl
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Chapter: Chapter 105Tracy’s POV“Maybe a little. But mostly I’m just trying to keep you from spiraling into magical thinking that makes you feel worse.” He leaned forward. “Look, I don’t know if your friend is a werewolf or if you hallucinated the whole thing or if purple wolves are real and I’ve been living in ignorance my whole life. What I do know is that your parents died because some asshole got behind the wheel drunk, not because you made a wish on a mountain.”The bartender brought another round. I stared at the amber liquid, watching the light play through it.“She’s real,” I said quietly. “The wolf. Aliyah. It was real. There were these men who tried to kidnap us, and she saved me. She was fierce and powerful and terrifying, and she protected me.” I looked up at Cameron. “And then my parents died, and now I can’t shake the feeling that magic is dangerous. That getting what you want means losing something else.”“Life is dangerous,” Cameron said. “With or without magic. People die in car accident
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Chapter: Chapter 104Tracy’s POVDespite everything, I felt my lips twitch. “He made us sit in the kitchen while he lectured us about responsibility for two hours.”“And then your mom came down and made us hot chocolate.” Cameron smiled. “She said if we were going to be idiots, we should at least be well-fed idiots.”“That was her philosophy about most things.” The tears came again, but quieter this time. “Feed people. That fixes everything.”“She wasn’t wrong about the hot chocolate part.” Cameron nudged my shoulder gently. “Look, I know everyone in there is saying the same useless stuff. I’m sorry, they’re in a better place, time heals all wounds—all that bullshit. So I’m not going to do that.”“Thank you.”“What I am going to do is take you to Murphy’s Bar in about an hour. We’re going to get extremely drunk, and you’re going to tell me either everything or nothing, whatever you need. And tomorrow you’re going to wake up hungover and miserable, but at least you’ll have gotten through today.”I looked a
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Chapter: Chapter 103Tracy’s POVThe funeral home smelled like lilies and furniture polish, a combination that would probably haunt me for the rest of my life. I sat in the front row between my uncle Marcus and my cousin Jennifer, staring at two closed caskets covered in white roses. Someone had told me white roses symbolized reverence and purity. I didn’t care what they symbolized. They just looked cold.“Beautiful service,” someone murmured behind me. I’d heard that phrase approximately forty times in the last two hours. Beautiful service. As if there was anything beautiful about burying both your parents at once.The pastor was still talking, his voice a droning hum that I’d stopped processing ten minutes ago. Something about God’s plan and eternal peace. I wanted to stand up and scream that I didn’t want them to have eternal peace, I wanted them here, alive, annoying me with dad jokes and unsolicited advice about my car maintenance.Jennifer squeezed my hand. She’d been doing that throughout the entir
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Chapter: Chapter 102Aliyah’s POVThe phone call came at three in the morning.I was deep in sleep, my wolf finally quiet and content after the day’s events, when my phone buzzed violently on the nightstand. I groaned, reaching blindly for it, expecting maybe a wrong number or some spam call. Tracy’s name flashed on the screen. I answered immediately, my drowsiness evaporating. “Tracy? What’s wrong?”The sound that came through the phone made my blood run cold. It was somewhere between a sob and a gasp, raw and broken in a way I’d never heard from her before.“Aliyah.” Her voice cracked. “I need, I need you to come get me. Please.”I was already out of bed, pulling on clothes with one hand while keeping the phone pressed to my ear. “I’m coming. What happened?”“My parents.” Another sob. “There was an accident. A car accident. They’re…” She couldn’t finish the sentence.My heart shattered for her. “I’m on my way. Five minutes.”I threw on the first clothes I could find, grabbed my keys, and was out the d
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Chapter: Chapter 101Aliyah’s POVWe made it back to the main trail just as the sun began its descent, painting the sky in shades of orange and pink. My legs felt like jelly, and not just from hiking. The transformation had drained me more than I’d expected, leaving a bone-deep exhaustion that made each step feel like wading through mud.Tracy walked beside me in silence, stealing glances my way every few minutes. I could feel the questions building inside her, pressing against her lips, but she held them back. For now.When we finally reached the parking lot, I’d never been so grateful to see my car. We threw our bags in the trunk and collapsed into our seats, neither of us speaking as I started the engine and pulled onto the road.It wasn’t until we were halfway back to town that Tracy finally broke the silence.“So,” she said carefully, “does it hurt? The transformation?”I considered the question, flexing my fingers on the steering wheel. They still tingled with residual energy. “Not exactly hurt. I
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