Alchemy Albedo Novels & Stories

The next morning we cleaned each other in the shower, and I gave him a blow job, and he returned it before we went to the meeting with me wearing his clothes that seemed to fit to loosely because he was more muscular than I The other alphas were already waiting for us and it made me blush red because they all probably knew what happened yesterday, and Adam was lucky to have dark skin because even if he blushed his skin hid it well, so, we just went to our sit and the meeting begun "Alphas, betas" my father started as you all know the reason we are all here is to talk about the rogues attacks and for our packs to form an alliance between White Silver pack and Sacred white pack. "Alpha Eric

I never expected things to turn out this way, I didn't expect that Sylvia will go into heat neither did I except to be thrown by a wolf. I stood up looking at the wolf. He stood giantly in front of its mate but the looks in it's eyes is one of death,. I knew immediately that this wolf is an alpha wolf and is more bigger than mine, and I gulped down in fear .The wolf’s fur is pitch black, there's no other color on it's fur. The only thing that has color is it's eyes, it's menacing eyes is amethyst green. He is snarling and preparing to attack once more, everyone has their mouth open in awe no one bothering to stop the wolf. I knew immediately that this battle is mine alone to fight, thankfull

It is uttered in a low, venomous growl. Alcina freezes. Darla stands, glaring mutinously down at another person's remains- it had once been a person, Alcina thinks, horrified - in the center of the village, muscles tense with fury. Alfred, not far behind, gazes at the wreckage with a solemn expression, but there is devastation in his eyes that Alcina can see. It is then, that it hits her. Duke Albrecht: he, who is said to wield the Gift of poisonous miasma: a lethal, gaseous substance emitted from his hands, the exact nature of which has never been ascertained but which has been confirmed to be fatal in many instances.

“She’s been poisoned with a highly concentrated dose of Wolfsbane, Alpha. It’s a miracle she’s even breathing right now.” My stomach clenched, and my fists balled at my sides. “What do you mean?” Darius sighed, his face etched with years of wisdom and regret. “Wolfsbane of this potency should have killed her out away. The fact that she’s still alive... it defies everything I know.” “Then you can save her, right?” I pressed, my voice rising with desperation. He hesitated, glancing back at Alison. “Alpha, only those with Alpha blood could stand the chance of surviving a dose this lethal. Without that blood lineage, her body will eventually succumb. At best, she has a week. Perhaps two.”

“No. I want you to live. I want you to take your human trash and your half-breed mistake, and I want you to rot in the human world. I want every true wolf in this kingdom to remember how their glorious leader traded a multi-generational empire for a human love. You will be a running joke among our kind, an unranked, packless nobody scraping for crumbs in the mud.” He reached into the casing, lifting the small glass vial. Holding it before his face, he whispered a low, gravelly alchemical phrase in the ancient tongue of the first alphas. Instantly, the dark, volatile crimson liquid inside the vial stopped its aggressive, erratic pulsing. It settled into a smooth, perfectly stable, and lumines

MAEVE POV The darkness inside this alchemical waste tunnel feels like the belly of a monster swallowing us alive. The rotten smell of sulfur, rusted metal, and leftover chemicals makes my head spin violently. As if my sanity is being stripped away little by little. Dorian’s antidote formula is the only thing preventing my lungs from blistering. But the alchemical protection cannot stop the crushing pain destroying me from the inside. My blood vessels feel as though they are filled with hundreds of needles. My silver energy rebels wildly, trying to force out the remaining influence of Dorian’s Skin Alchemist. Every time my heart beats, unbearable pain stabs through my chest.

"Then I will spend eternity earning you back. But first, you survive. Understood?" The door opened again, and the pack healer rushed in, a elderly woman named Magda. She took one look at me and paled. "Alpha, her vitals are critical. This is advanced wolfsbane poisoning mixed with something else. Something dark." "Dark?" Zack's entire body went rigid. "You mean dark magic?"

The ash on the floor had turned a soft, iridescent violet. "The power-up worked," Kaelor said, lifting his head. His eyes were no longer shadowed; they were a bright, piercing gold. He looked stronger, his muscles fuller, the Alpha-code in his blood humming with a renewed purpose. "I can feel the packs, Aradaa. I can feel the infection. It’s moving toward the Shadow-Peaks." Aradaa sat up, his limbs feeling like lead. He looked at the entrance to the grotto, where the silver-grey leaves of the willow were beginning to glow with a faint, prismatic light.

The heavy door thudded shut behind them—but Crane didn’t even give him the courtesy of closing it properly. The Alpha strode straight to his desk, the scent of cedar and wolf musk sharp in the air. “What,” Crane began, voice low and dangerous, “was the whole protection spell and not to be disturbed message about?” Alex kept his features schooled, clasping his hands behind his back like a soldier before a king. When he spoke, his tone was smooth—measured enough to hide the restless pulse of power beneath his skin. “I was checking on some spells from my ancient books,” he said, eyes steady. “For pregnant women.”

Both the guys sat up rather quickly as they stiffened at the word 'vervain' being spoken in their presence. I watched as they looked to one another, almost as if they were speaking to one another before Andy finally decided to speak out loud to Alpha Hector. "Holy Water can be used when in a fight, it burns the flesh of a vampire causing pain that can shift their attention from the fight at hand to give you an advantage. Garlic, that just makes us sick when we consume it the smell is atrocious but it doesn't do much in the actuality of causing us harm.