Alex Ernst Novels & Stories

she pushes his hands away and turns to face him. "You obviously don't know anything do you? Not only is Elena a descendant of Artemis due to my blood line, but her father was half angel. Her blood alone is strong enough for me to become powerful enough to get me to be able to finally undo the damn spell that casted me out of Selene's realm. Needless to say the blood that runs through Alarick's veins. There has never been a werewolf more powerful than him. His mother is also heir to the tri-moon goddesses. My aunt Hecate is his mother. Without his blood, I cannot overtake her. She is the keeper of all the gates to the realm, much more powerful than any other. The only one more powerful than H

Remembering how the walk into town had been annoying as hell. “That would probably be Everett right?” The man next to him answered, looking at Scott. He nodded. “Yeah, but it’s four hours by car at least. This is Eli by the way. He’s taken up the Gamma spot recently since Ricky is…” I nodded. “Nice to meet you. I’m glad they filled the spot. Scott looked like he was going to go grey there for a while.” Eli laughed and patted Scott on the back. “I’m pretty sure Alpha will still make him go grey at the rate he is going. You wouldn’t think he was forty with the warpath he’s been making.”

As the sun began to set, Alpha Ulrich led her pack through the dense forest, determined to find the mysterious werewolves that had been causing trouble in her territory. She could sense their presence nearby, but they were clever, and she knew they wouldn’t be easy to track. Ulrich’s senses were heightened as she scanned the area for any signs of the enemy. Her pack followed closely behind, ready to defend their Alpha at a moment’s notice. Suddenly, Ulrich caught a whiff of a strange scent. It was musky and wild, like nothing she had ever smelled before. She signaled her pack to stop and listened intently.

I said and I saw him frown. “What test subject? What do you mean?” he asked. “There is a living test subject that you can work with, maybe it might speed up your progress. It is someone who has already been exposed to the damn light!” I spoke. “You mean Camilla?” My body released a ruthless aura when I heard him, “don’t even think about it!” I said in a taciturn voice. “Who then?” “Marcus!” I uttered the name through gritted teeth. “You mean he has already been exposed to the modified UV light?”

I chuckled and then looked back at Drake, who was busy enjoying himself. "I think I should go back. It's been a stressful day, so I need to rest." Just as I turned to walk away, I heard Drake's voice behind me. "Alex, is that you?" I stood where I was and slowly turned around to see him standing in front of me. "Alex," he said, and just as he was about to move towards me, I stopped him. "You must have forgotten something, Drake. I'm not the Alex you once knew. I'm a Luna now, so respect the way you treat me. And you stink, I think you need a bath."

The room fell into heavy silence except for everyone’s breathing. Rex looked down at me immediately. “What happened?” I stared at the unconscious wolf, heart hammering painfully. “I saw something.” Kaelen’s expression sharpened. “What kind of something?” I swallowed hard. “I think…” My voice shook slightly. “I think there’s another entity connected to the Axis.” Ash blinked. “Another?” “That one from earlier said it chose control,” I whispered. “But this…” My stomach twisted violently. “This felt different.” Rex’s hand remained firm against my back. Grounding. Protective.

I asked, glaring at her. “Alex…” I dug the knife inside her knee, and seeing her body jerk up, she screamed. “We worked with Esteban” she said, not waiting for me to pull the blade out “he promised Viktor a place as Alpha after him. Esteban has no child, f-fuck, Alexei please take the fucking thing out” Her body shook as I rolled the knife inside her knee, making sure it was broken. It would be a reminder of what I am still going to do if she chooses to be stubborn.

“Regardless of what you telling me, it's not going to leave this bedroom.” “These walls have ears, and if you think that anything that you say is not known to others, you are very wrong. This place is not a place for you to mess around or to think that you have the privacy or the silence or solitude. Everything they you say is heard. Every move that you make is calculated and one mistake can end up being fatal.” She said, almost like a warning. But then she chose to continue. “The war. His father. The betrayal. This place. Take your pick. Nolan’s always been... composed, sharp, focused, but he used to be human under all of that. Now? I’m not sure he even remembers what softness feels like. I

Xavier: Rosalyn’s call came earlier than I expected. Her tone was crisp but steady. That always meant something was wrong. “Alpha,” she said, “I’ve reviewed the contracts your Luna has with Lorenzo. There were irregular clauses embedded, but Elias spotted them before they were finalized. The investor didn’t take it well. He is not signing and he is convinced that we are doing him wrong, claiming the contracts have been made by Maxine.” “Did he threaten her?” I asked, voice tightening.

Silas barked a laugh, his face tilting up towards the sky. "You can never be too prepared, Son. Besides, I don't want to become like Clive, beer gut and that grey look about him. It's unsettling." I grimaced at the thought of the elf. He worked at a butcher shop in the village. How he got such great kills, I would never know, but I guess judging a book by its cover wasn't the best way to know someone. But to be fair, the stories about Elvin didn't help his cause; he was a brutish pig who scammed more fae out of money than most. But he did so within the laws making him untouchable. "So, what's really got you bothered, Erik? Ever since Damon's coronation, you have been somewhere else." I press