Alien Hero Novels & Stories

Now, we never take them off, the reminder of my mate, always there against my chest. When he’d come to chronicle the lives of myself and the other Guardians in our three packs, we’d see him sparring with Dad, Mom, and anyone else that wanted to go against him. Aolis is amazing in a fight. He doesn’t fight like a wolf, and that has been good for our warriors to learn. He fights with a sword and he’s deadly with it, but he’s also a strong and intelligent fighter when he fighting with his hands. The only person he’s ever refused to fight is me. “I won’t ever lift my sword or my hand against you, Lily. Not you or Hera.”

The rogues and witches had planned this attack with precision. And then I saw him. Helios. The powerful Alpha tore through enemies like a storm, his black wolf a blur of fury and blood. He was brutal, merciless. A true warrior. Even through my resentment, I couldn't deny the raw power he exuded. Until he faltered. I saw it happen as if in slow motion.

Both watched the entire place burn to ashes. Alpha Hero's pack was much stronger. Half of his army was made up of Alphas and Betas. Why won't they win, since they were battling the omegas? The bitches and everyone's enemy. The little boy, Dante, watched with unease, his golden hair curly atop and his blue eyes glistening with moisture. He was uncomfortable watching the chaos. His father noticed that he was closing his eyes, a way to block out all the chaos and unease. Hero bent to Dante's level so that he was at eye level with him.

Those words resonated through Kalias's chest, and as much as the Alpha knew that the little creature in front of him was the Moon Goddess, whom his people worshipped—part of Kalias wondered if he had been deceived and instead brought a demon that was about to devour his soul. For Alice, who was now inside that being of light and universal understanding, it was a challenge to breathe. Her mind seemed to sink into a deep darkness full of memories. Aynur's memories were confusing, tangled, like loose threads in the air, and the human girl, who could hardly remember her own past at this point, found herself tempted to touch the tangle of threads, wondering what she would find there. Perhaps... K

It was one of the reasons she preferred to be called a healer, because there was no evil bone in her body. She had fed Alpha Khal the lifesaving potion and he had groaned and relaxed his face muscles. She knew that in the condition she had seen him, he would need some serious time to recover, and she hoped she had not been too late. She wondered if it was because he was her mate.

And yet, she clung to it. “I’ll protect you,” she whispered to the emptiness. “Even if it kills me. Even if they all burn.” The tears slowed. The numbness faded into something else. Something hard. Something sharp. In that quiet room, under silk sheets that smelled of strangers, Aliyah Haven made a vow. She would survive. She would find her child. And when the time came… she would make them all pay.

Liam turned to him and asked him to protect Harriet, Helena, and the civilian back to the Duchy. Harriet walked closer. "Are you perhaps planning on going and helping Heinrich alone?" "It's a suicide mission. Who else is better than me?" An Alpha with near-immortal regeneration ability, who mastered and was technically the strongest man in the world. Even Harriet could not refute that... Slowly, Harriet nodded. "Fine. If you can't fight anymore, prioritize getting Heinrich away, and run. If you can't run, hide. I'll find a way to find you and rescue you. No sacrificing, no risking your life, got it?"

At this moment I was scared would be an understatement because I was beyond scared. What is everything holy was he? Was he even a human? I was going to have heart failure at this rate. Like every normal person in my situation, I sprinted into the forest to save my life. I could feel my adrenaline rushing through my veins. I ran as fast as I could. I could feel the tiny branches scratching my exposed skin in my arms and neck while I was running through them. I could hear that human-like, wolf alien trailing behind me. I screamed bloody murder while running.

The shimmering golden light that had surrounded him before had now faded, leaving him vulnerable. Amelia's heart clenched with worry, knowing that they were running out of time. The Alpha, infused with newfound power, lunged forward, its monstrous jaws snapping at the air. Amelia's instincts kicked in, propelled by a desperate need to protect her allies. She positioned herself between the scarred man and the Alpha, her sword raised defensively, ready to deflect the lethal bite. But just as the Alpha lunged, a sudden surge of energy crackled through the air. A blinding flash illuminated the battlefield, momentarily blurring Amelia's vision. When the light subsided, a figure stood in front of

"Alpha, your Luna can heal herself. I can only stabilize and make sure she's doing well, but unlike the other attack that was caused by a rogue, you're an Alpha; you have more dominance over her, and her immune system is" . I hissed, clutching his collar, "I don't fucking care how you make sure she gets better." Axel and Clause try to pull me off while the doctor stares at me in horror, giving me a curt nod. "Do I make myself clear?" I question my tune venomous. "Yes Alpha" I pushed him off, wiggling off the hold Axel and Clause had on me before walking my way out of the air, feeling uncomfortably choked. I bumped into Damien outside, his stare dripping with piety, one that he knew how much