Albedo X Kaeya Novels & Stories

“Well, well… I didn’t expect to see you here again.” I turned, and my breath caught. Standing by the window was the same guy I had met during the hockey tournament , the mysterious one with eyes that seemed to glow faintly silver under the light. “You…” I whispered before I could stop myself. He smiled faintly, his head tilting. “You remember me. That’s good.” The Alpha looked between us. “Ah, you two have met before? Interesting. Maya, this is Kael. Half witch, half werewolf ,one of our most trusted members. He helps us… keep balance around here.”

Kael, now a fiery woman with red hair streaked with gray, stepped forward, her brown eyes bright, her tunic a deep red, a flame pendant like Mara’s hanging around her neck, the sunlight illuminating her face, the clearing a sanctuary, the warmth a shared joy. “We’ve learned from the best,” Kael said, her voice strong, carrying over the rustling leaves, the sunlight catching the flame pendant, the warmth of the clearing wrapping around her, the air thick with the scent of pine, the clearing a sanctuary, their bond a radiant light. “Your legacy—it’s our honor to carry it.” She raised her hand, her wolf—a russet female named Blaze—howling beside her, the sound echoing through the clearing, the

Theia warned us. Theia put Adaira’s hands on her chest as I held her and put my hands over hers, then put her own hands over both of ours. She instructed us further on what should be done and after we both asked her some questions, it was time. The water began to glow like last time as the moon aligned with the Volcano’s crater, and I could feel the balance that was created, and the power that was awakened in response to it all. It felt familiar, and not just because I brought Adaira here once. This feeling of familiarity didn’t come from me, it came from Rael.

Leo collapsed onto the floor, gasping for air that smelled of ozone and scorched sugar. He curled into a ball, his small hands fisting into his singed peacoat, his breath coming in those wet, hitching whistles that signaled his core was cooling too fast. Kael’s waveform returned. But it wasn't blue. It was a dark, jagged obsidian—the color of a bruised galaxy. "Aria..." The voice didn't come from the speakers. It manifested directly in my bone marrow, a vibration so cold it made the copper wires in my chest contract.

The Gamma doesn't trust us, Alondra said seriously. My beast was right, absolutely right, but I didn't say anything. “She forgets her place,” the Alpha said casually, and I felt uncomfortable, as did Gibran, who grimaced in disbelief. “Let's focus on what's happening.” “What's going on?” Kael asked. “The thing is, Gibran would never understand your sister's books and instructions,” said the Alpha, and I raised my eyebrows when I learned that Kaia was Kael's sister. “She didn't leave the latest notes; she left the old ones, and that almost made it pointless.”

“Then, I’ll claim what’s mine.” "You will keep acting as Raya, until I'm done with his body." She gave a single, firm nod. “Where do you wish to begin?” I turned away from the pond, the silver reflections dissolving under the stir of wind. “Take me there,” I said quietly. “To Alpha Dylen Varyn’s abode.” Kaela’s eyes glowed faintly as ancient runes shimmered across her skin. “As you command.” The air folded around us, shadows twisting, wind spiraling upward. The garden, the lilies, the night…all vanished into light.

Alverez explained, ashamed, and hung his head. Kayla touched his forehead and closed her eyes, emitting that same glow from her body, and covered him with it. When she opened them back up, they were bright red. The light suddenly ran through his body, and he shouted. She closed her eyes and when she opened her eyes they were back to green. "I have given you access to some of my celestial energy. You can't channel the sun like me, but you can control the element of fire now", She tells him, and he nods in understanding.

"The new Alpha is speaking to us all, he's looking at us all. And you're not here? Have you got a deathwish? Seriously Cally. He's going to be furious with you. It's not like you can go unnoticed. You're the previous Alpha's daughter, he's going to want to speak to you." "Bri enough, please, you can tell me what he said later if you feel you have to, but right now I'm going to take a pre-night-out nap." I yawn, feeling Kendra bristle as though she's ready to continue Briella's rant. "I'll meet you at The Haven at nine though, yeah?" "Fine, ok. I think you're making a mistake though." She sounds distracted, then makes a sort of appreciative whistling sound. "Oh Cal, you should see this guy, I

The plea for aid, tinged with vulnerability, reaches his ears, drawing his attention like a magnet pulling at his heartstrings. Pausing in his ascent, Alpha Kaden turns to face the source of the voice, his expression softening as his gaze falls upon Alexa, a young pack member in need of assistance. Her words, filled with a plea for help, resonate in the air, a poignant reminder of the interconnectedness that binds their pack together in times of need.

he trails off. "He is in the dark world" I finish for him. That's when I get a frantic message from our pack link. 'Your Highness' 'What is it' 'Miss Althea got a message from miss Amber, who is missing. She shared her location and asked Miss Althea to come and help her' 'What?' 'Where is Thea now' 'In her room with miss Melanie' 'Forward that text to your mobile and check for the source of the message. I need the location from where it came from'