Alien Ocs Novelas e Histórias

“They won't. By the way, I was supposed to be here. Let's say the Alpha forgot an invitation towards me. There's no way he couldn't have just abandoned me in such a situation.” “My goodness! When I saw you this way, I felt nothing but dislike for Clair. The fact that she's the one in favor of the Alpha and not you,” Oscar said, patting my back to ease my anger. “You know what, this is our best chance. Let's carry out our mission as soon as possible.” “Alright, but what is this mission all about? You still haven't made it clear to me.” “Stop asking stupid questions, Oscar. When I say, come with me to carry out a task, you do as I ask and don't ask questions!”

It coughed, stalled in all the wrong places, had a failing battery, wasn’t bulletproof, and was so rusted it could star in a horror flick. It wouldn’t do, not with Eviscera’s devils still on the hunt. I should know they wouldn't give up. Not after Alexei’s severed hands were packaged neatly in celebratory pink and sent to them like a goddamn party favor. Until the deal with Kane was sealed, Peaches wasn’t safe. “Adonis still isn’t back,” Adolf reported, falling in step beside me, eyes scanning the gammas posted on either side of the hall. “He’s also not picking up his phone.”

"Please give me another chance." The Alpha shook his head. "I have given you enough chances, Matilda. It's time for you to accept your place as the Omega of our pack."

he hesitated, "finding the right place. Willowridge has a way of bringing things to the surface." "Is that why I felt drawn here?" I asked, the realization dawning on me. "Probably," Jace admitted. "Omegas have strong instincts, even when they don't recognize them. You probably felt the pull without understanding it." “So I just trust you and Nolan? Are you the only ones around besides the rouges?” I asked, trying to get as much information as I could. Jace sighed, “We are apart of a pack, Nolan and myself, we are Alpahas, but not head Alpha.” He glanced to the door before looking back at me, as if he heard something I couldn’t.

I sighed, took a deep breath, and told him, "No. No one else needs to know except the three of us." I was seated in my office chair, unable to focus on the details I was checking. My mind was totally filled with thoughts about the new foreigner, especially Mallory Adonis. I had run a check on Alpha Bruce's pack data, and it was indeed updated that Mallory Adonis was an Omega, 18 years old, and also the ex-mate of Ace Lennox. Her current status was listed as: Deceased.

Shadows lunged from between the trees: Lycans, some in their beast form, teeth bared, snarling at the intruder on their lands. Orion's hand went up instinctively to his side to show he meant no harm before he slowly stepped forward, his voice deep and commanding. "I am Orion, Alpha of the North. I've not come to fight. I demand an audience with Alpha Aleksandr." From among the gathered Lycans, a tall woman emerged, the sinewy muscles of her arms flexing beneath her armour, golden eyes sharp as a blade. She regarded him with a look that was both condescending and disregarding.

"I believe you have something that belongs to me." Kael's face went white. "This is pack business, Dread Alpha. You have no jurisdiction here." Cassian dismounted and walked forward. His wolves fanned out, surrounding Kael's pack. "Lyra Moonwood is not your pack member," Cassian said softly. "She never was. She's my sister. My blood. And you've been holding her against her will." Gasps rippled through both packs. Kael stared at me, then at Cassian. His mind was working—I could see it. Calculating. "Sister," he repeated. "You expect me to believe an Omega is sister to the Dread Alpha?"

What did come was the stench of burning flesh. The spots cleared from my eyes in time for me to witness Kofi Mohamad as he fell face first off of the stage, a hole where his heart should’ve been. Screams erupted into the night. Blast of magic permeated the air. I pulled Lilac to her feet, Lyra’s voice pelting our ears as she bellowed commands to her warriors. “I want every transporter grabbing women and children. Take as many as you can carry to Alpha Nox’s pack! GO, NOW!”

To him, the entire world was a blur, except for the woman standing behind the counter. Oscar Wayne moved before Duncan could take a second step. With a low, rolling growl that vibrated the very glass in the windows, Oscar stepped out from behind the counter, placing his massive, broad-shouldered frame directly between Duncan and Amora. His hazel eyes burned with a molten gold. "You are outside your jurisdiction, Alonso," Oscar said. His voice was a deep, gravelly warning, the weight of his Natural Alpha aura rising to slam against Duncan’s incoming pressure. "I told your scouts at the river, and now I’m telling you. Step back across the border."

she asked bowing her head respectively. Alpha? "Yes, I would like you to show Pearl the room in which she is going to stay from now." he commanded, his eyes stuck on me. I stood up from my chair and started following Alayah. " And we need to have a talk Brother." I heard Ozymandius from behind me. ♥️♥️♥️ Alayah took me to the room which belonged to Ozymandius. In simple words it was boring with black walls, a black bed and a black couch. However, it had a balcony which made the room a little interesting.