Albedo X Lumine Novels & Stories

she whispered. But the graph climbed even higher, and the reactive medium in the beaker emitted a soft golden glow—a colour that appeared only in descendants of the Lumerys' pure bloodline. It took only a few seconds for Louise to realise that whatever she held in her hands far exceeded anything she had ever imagined. She removed her gloves and hurried out to meet Yoren. “Alpha,” she said quietly when she found him. “I’ve examined it.” Yoren sat on the chair with his back rigid. “What’s the result?”

“It wasn’t the way I planned for you to find out, but you should remember that every action has a consequence. Never lay your fucking hands on me again.” I raised my eyebrow as he threw my phone at the wall, smashing the screen. My eyes followed it as the phone crashed against the carpet, the images flickering. I looked back at Paul. “You know that all those pictures are saved to The Cloud, right? Your little tantrum has achieved nothing.” “I suppose you’ve memorised your little lover’s number as well?” “Do you have a screw loose? I know where he lives… besides, mates, especially Alpha ones, have an uncanny ability to contact via something called a mind-link. You know, that thing us wolves a

These were places of reverence, places of contemplation, where the Lumina connected with the very essence of their world. The Lumina's relationship with their environment was symbiotic, profound. They weren't just inhabitants of this subterranean world; they were inextricably bound to it, their lives intertwined with the cycles of the glowing plants and fungi, the rhythms of the subterranean wind. They revered the land, respecting its delicate balance, understanding the intricate web of interdependence that sustained their existence.

“Alert me if anything changes.” As I descended the stairs leading to my lab, I knew I didn't have much time. Lumina, based on what my informants told me, works by destabilising the normal biology of the body. And it wasn't something that could be countered easily. Lira's case was worse. She had barely taken her full form as a gamma. I didn't even know where to start. What rank would she wake up to? My hands shook as I scanned the labels, pulling bottles closer to inspect them. I hadn't admitted it since they arrived, but Lumina scared me. It had the power to potentially end our kind. And worse, in the hands of my brother, we were doomed.

Lydia had inherited Luna Alice's striking green eyes, long tan limbs, pointed nose, and beautifully shaped lips. Once, her father, Alpha Damon, had claimed he wasn’t interested in women, focusing solely on his duties—until he encountered Luna Alice at a nearby pack meeting when she was just fifteen. He couldn’t take his eyes off her and spent an entire year longing to see her again. The moment he turned eighteen and returned to the pack, he discovered that Alice was his mate. He claimed her that very night and married her the next day, without waiting another moment.

What Alma was about to do would certainly open their eyes to the possibilities of a full covens power and capability. Once the runes were carved and the fire built Alma had us stand in an arc facing the vacant space between the trees. With a wave of her hand the conical pile of logs flickered to life with bright orange flames which grew higher and higher until they the danced in the air right in front of our faces. The pale grey smoke wound through the air in wisps and gathered between the trees as if a pane of glass stopped it coming any closer. After a minute or two the gathered smoke was so thick and dark we could not see the fire on the other side.

Kai asked as soon as he hurried into the Manor. "I believe Dark forces are at play. My idea is to cure this plague with the help of Leia's powers," Jennifer explained. I stared at her because she had told me that my powers were those of a fighter, not a healer. "Alpha Xavier is a light magic holder, and Alpha Kai holds dark magic, while Leia holds both. How about we try using Alpha Xavier's light power, which stands for healing, and Leia's light magic element, which is fighter-oriented and can give strength to the patients, this combination is a spell that can heal this plague easily. We can then mix Alpha Kai's dark power and Leia's, which can potentially banish the plague infection that's

The person does not survive despite all of Jordan's efforts. By the time Jordan pulls the person out of the water, the sun has hidden behind the horizon, completely covering the beach in a sinister darkness. His grey sweatpants are drenched completely, and the person in his arms is dead, his limp arms swaying with each of Jordan's clumsy steps over the wet sand. I know it the moment I see the body, pale and unmoving, but the Alpha still clings onto the little hope he has. He can probably still hear his heartbeat.

The only sound Aurora could hear was his breathing, his flaring nostrils as he took in Aurora’s scent. Realization struck him, followed by anger, “She’s a human”, he managed to say angrily. He had waited all these years to be mated with a human. He could feel it but he knew it would take time for her to feel it. It pained him that her scent was addictive, that he couldn’t take his eyes off her. She was a human for goddess sake, a lowlife, a maid, and a weak being! He was Lucian the Great. He was soon to be Alpha, how would he present a human to his pack as their next Luna? “Unworthy”, he spat and walked away.

I saw a large area of black with a small white blob moving around. “And there is our future alpha.” Dr. Lewiston commented. He zoomed in on the white blob. I was transfixed with the screen. There on the screen was my pup. Locke was staring at the screen as well. “Everything with our future alpha looks right on target. The pup does look a little small, but I am guessing that is due to the pup being a hybrid.” Dr. Lewiston told us. “That would be right. Angels tend to be about the same size as a normal human newborn.” Eivor pointed out.