Absolute Beast Dominion Novels & Stories

It was Dominion's opinion. Amidst the general agreement of everyone there, there was no reason to dominate a ball of mud, of inferior and poorly evolved beings. - Said a Durlanian. - The coming of the beast of the end, the gifts of the waters, if I bring water and food, as promised, no one will rise up against me. - Said a Dominion. - Who will care for the heroes of the land after the alliance is formed. - Said a Domonion.

“Dom! Look at me! You are not a monster! You are mine! You are Dominic!” And then, just enough of him broke through. His massive form trembled, fur rippling, and his eyes returned to their natural amber for a fraction of a second. He stumbled forward, almost collapsing. I caught him, my hands on his chest, heart hammering. Peter screeched in anger and lunged, but I was ready. I felt the surge of Dominic’s remaining beast strength, combined with my energy and Ada’s guidance. I pushed outward, a pulse of controlled power that slammed Peter backward, knocking him against the jagged walls of the realm.

Dominik taunted, a smirk curling on his face. Dana tensed, but before she could move, a blur of brown and black struck from the side. Dominik growled as his claws slashed across Dominik’s chest and face, forcing him back with a furious snarl. “You bastard…” Dominik growled, his claws elongating. “You should’ve stayed out of this.” His eyes darkened as he shifted, bones breaking as a massive crimson wolf emerged, towering over them at nearly seven feet. Its presence was suffocating, its aura monstrous, unlike anything they had ever seen.

"Isn't this rain lasting a little too long?" Felix held me close, frowning slightly. Beastmen were always sharp—his instincts were sounding the alarm. I nodded. Fortunately, we had reinforced the power system earlier. Otherwise, with rain this heavy, a blackout would have been a real problem. "Honey, should we go take a look outside?" I blinked. "How?" "By flying, of course." He ruffled my hair, murmured something under his breath, and suddenly—wings unfurled across his back.

After several rounds of enhancement, Dominic's body was no longer ordinary. His foundation had already been excellent. With full-spectrum upgrades layered on top, his strength, speed, endurance, durability, resistance to blows, and stamina all rose in tandem. In practical terms, he had become a true hexagonal warrior, with no obvious weaknesses. If the enhancements continued, Dominic would one day become a human-level apex monster. Bennie might have held an edge in technique, but in every other respect, the comparison was hopeless.

And in that instant, my heart leapt with hope because at this point I was already tired of been caged like a door The doors of the arena burst open, and I saw Dominic, in full beast form, tearing through the entrance like a force of nature unleashed. Silver and black fur gleamed even in the torchlight, his claws leaving grooves in the stone floor. His eyes glowed gold, the same color as his wolf form, wild and unrestrained. Every muscle rippled, every breath came in feral bursts. He roared again, and the sound wasn’t just a roar, it was an earthquake.

He looked at Jax and Cole. "No guns," Dominic ordered, dropping his rifle. He pulled out two long, silver-edged daggers. "We do this the old way." The bone-colored wolves shifted, their bones popping and cracking as they turned into massive, terrifying beasts. The King stepped back, raising his obsidian blade. "Kill the Alpha. Bring me the girl." The battle for the world began. Dominic moved like a blur of gray fur and silver steel. He didn't shift—he stayed in his human form to keep his speed.

I forced my focus back to the headmaster, my jaw tight. “The Dominion Ranking System is only the beginning,” Soren said, his voice carrying the weight of centuries. “As you can see from your phones, you have been sorted into four Dominions—Solas, Vesper, Ferox, and Umbra. Each is a medium, designed to forge you into leaders or break you into nothing.” “As I mentioned earlier, Solas demands discipline and command. Vesper rewards cunning and strategy. Ferox thrives on raw strength. Umbra… Umbra is for those who must claw their way back from failure.”

If Felix were here, he would be shocked—Viggo had claimed the strongest monsters on this planet topped out at Royal Mastery Realm, yet here was a Domain Realm creature. Even Scopulus might struggle against something this powerful. "Go and find Duncan."

“Come alone. I’ll be watching.” Dominique exhaled slowly and whispered, “Then I’ll make damn sure you remember what you saw.” She took out her old Domica journal, tore out the page marked with her first monologue, and scribbled something new: If you want to tame the beast, you must become the thing it fears. She folded it into a black envelope and pinned it to the corkboard beside the photo of herself walking alone. Below it, in red ink, she wrote one word: HUNT.