Aka Tau Omega の小説・ストーリー

"Well, then. Now you know. Clearly, there are many of you who think she's worth the trouble. That means you've seen what I've seen—her potential. A woman who's never had any kind of training beat all the women who spent their lives training for this." "An Omega can't be Luna!" another Beta-born claims. "That's against the rules!" "I decide what those rules are," I inform them. "The decision has been made." "Cadeon," my father cuts in. I meet his gaze, my anger stirring once more. "Or rather, Alpha Cadeon, I hate to be the one to break it to you, but it is truly against pack rules, the same ones that make you the Alpha of this pack. Without them, we'll have no guidelines. People will do whate

He is sure about some badass Alpha kick his man ass. "Some stupid omega is trying to act all tough on me! I swear to God that if I see her next time, I will rip her apart or sell her ass. Who the hell does she think she is? She is nothing but some random omega." The hurt Alpha, holding his arm, walked into the dimly lit room and kicked something random in the room.

16TH CENTURY ----- ALTERNATE REALM ----------- “How many times do I need to tell you, I don’t like lazy Omegas you piece of trash!” Luna Alicia shouted at the innocent omega that stood there helpless as she listened to her Luna rain more insults on her. Audrey sighed as she knew another set of punishment would soon be meted out to her. As an Omega, Audrey was living the worst form of life any human being could possibly hope not to experience. From ensuring that food is served to all pack members, to making sure that every nook and cranny of the Alpha’s main house is sparkling clean.

Rain said. "I can't do anything. If they don't want me then I can't force them to be with me, not that they will listen to me in the first place." Aurora said. "And I am not the luna of the pack, I can never be. I am just a normal omega. Maybe the moon goddess made some mistake while pairing me with them. Omega's don't get mated to the Alpha's. Our bond is a mistake, nothing less, nothing more." Aurora said but her own words were hurting her, she felt like she was speaking acid. It was burning her ears to hear those painful words from her own mouth but it was truth.

"A daughter of traitors. She was sold and passed through many packs before we acquired her to serve in the elder's quarters." The weight of his words pressed into me, but all I could hear was one thing. Omega. Not even the treason. Not her past. Not the chains of servitude wrapped around her existence. But the single, unchangeable fact that she was an omega. I was sure the Moon Goddess was mocking me right now. Me—Kael, the Alpha King, unmatched in power, revered by all—destined to be tied to a weak, insignificant creature like her? My stomach churned with fury.

But she wasn't her. "The omega is not her. Eudora is dead." This time, Draven's voice was low and threatening and held a hint of warning in it. Cantor knew it was best to leave the matter alone. Perhaps, he would bring up the topic again, but for now, it was time to dig into the background of a very suspicious woman.

Silence slammed into the room. Rune pulled back sharply. Tierney studied me. Then smiled, thin and satisfied. “Oh, we know why,” he said. “Kyra is an rare Omega.” The word struck at my insides in shock. At least, I hoped that's how it was seen. I'd always knew, that Kyra was special or something, because for one, she had a very very weird scent that tasted bitter on my tongue. Omega. Rare. Mythic. Endangered. The room seemed to tilt.

She struggled with them. Alpha Tauren was one step ahead of me. He found the Omega.

"But I am also my mother. I am also the Weaver. I am the Omega. And I am here to claim my mate." Speaking, she created a new, larger wave of energy, a wave of raw, bare power. The aura, a whirling storm of green and incandescent gold, was a material presence, a push that sent them all away. And then, a sound. A sound of a single, pure, perfect note. A sound of a wolf's howl, but one not of rage or pain. A howl of a single, perfect note. It was the Omega Bloodsong.

he said, and that froze me. Deserving? What sort of fucked-up place was this? “Ok, now you’re freaking him out, Kai,” Kian said and looked toward Dale to fix things. “That is not what he meant. Kai has this weird Omega-worship kink, so just ignore him. I think this will be easier to understand if we give you a rundown of everything,” Dale said. “Go ahead then,” I shrugged, and he nodded. “But first let’s go get something to eat, I’m starving,” I said, and they nodded.