Albedo X Lumine Novels & Stories

Alpha Darrell threatens. "What exactly do want to do,huh?.I have enough power than you do..so tell me what you are capable of doing"The Alpha God replied still holding him with his powers. "You really want to do what I'm capable of doing right?, it's to show you."Alpha Darrell said and raised his hands, white smoke began to fill the Alpha World. The smoke began to affect the Alpha God,he fell on his knees and dropped Alpha Darrell. "There goes the downfall of the Alpha God..do you think you powerful.?,take me back to earth now"Alpha Darrell yelled but the Alpha God refused then stood up..

"Alpha Arlo Desperate to Find His Missing Mate!" Photographs of Lune, radiant and smiling, accompanied each article. The images showcased her beauty, but they also highlighted the stark reality of her absence. Readers scrolled through pictures of her attending classes, laughing with friends, and moments shared with Arlo—each snapshot a reminder of the life she once led. The juxtaposition of her vibrant spirit against the backdrop of her mysterious disappearance fueled public fascination and concern.

Augustus marveled, is this the magic of the human world? "Don't make such a stupid face. This is not magic, this is light from the algae dinflagellates produced by luciferin and an enzyme called luciferase. Luciferin reacts with oxygen, and luciferase makes it faster.” “The luminescence helps this plankton escape the attention of predators. When seeing the light from the prey, the "hunters" must also be on high alert. Light helps small animals scare away predators.”

“What, that's not true. Alpha Stone is probably still pained by what happened, that's why he said that. But Alpha, why don't you let the past remain in the past? I mean, there's no reason for you to bring up the past when you know it's only going to hurt you.” “I did not intend to bring up the past, I only wanted to know what happened to Selene. Did you see Luna?” “Yes I saw her, and I know exactly why you're asking me about this Alpha Logan. To be honest, I was confused as well. I thought she was Selene herself, but we all know Selene isn't as young as the lady we saw.” “What do you think happened?” “Alpha I can't tell. Maybe they just look so much alike.”

There was no escaping without making myself seen. Before I could do anything more stupid, I heard the galloping of a horse behind me. I turned, still crouching, and saw Alpha Alexander on a regal white horse, his face contorted in rage. I heaved a relieved sigh and stood up from my crouch, just as my uncle's men morphed into their different wolf forms. Four wolves, four deadly beasts. Alexander himself leaped down from the horse and morphed midair. Where a man had once stood, now a great black werewolf crouched, snarling, his teeth bared dangerously.

That's when the most delicious smell of all hits me, it was intoxicating, and it called to me, old strong rum and lavender, it was an odd combination manly yet soft, I turned my head looking for it thinking maybe it was one of the alphas or betas sister but my eyes went straight to the eyes of Adam Lamont, one of the young alphas also leaving the camp, and I shivered, he gave nothing away he was just biting his thin lips, and staring at me with those big brown eyes that's when I heard the growl in my head Mate!

Kaela ran silver at the edges of my vision all night. I didn't fully suppress it. Torvi had suggested that the Lumen visibility would be disorienting to wolves who had never encountered it in a combat context, the light moves differently from torch or electronic sources, it has a quality that registers in wolf senses as deeply significant and completely unfamiliar. Something the instinct doesn't have a response to. The wolves fighting beside me noticed.

"Which is?" "That I am not Red Moon," she said. "I am not a pack that can be surrounded in the night and destroyed before dawn. I am a Luna bonded to two of the most powerful Alphas in the wolf world, standing in the middle of one of the most powerful packs alive, with abilities that have not existed in this world for three centuries." She paused, letting it settle. "Whatever the Council decides to do about that, they should do it with accurate information. Not Darius's version of it." Seraphine said nothing for a long moment.

The sky didn't just go dark; it went sterile. As the Auditor’s crystalline sails unfurled across the orbital plane, they didn't merely block the sun’s light—they filtered its frequency. The "Golden Equilibrium" that had bathed the world in a protective, amber warmth was being systematically stripped away. Through his violet eye, Kael watched the Photonic Depletion in real-time. The vibrant gold of Lyra’s legacy was being replaced by a flat, matte gray.