Alien Tale Novels & Stories

Your Love and Mate, Aelia Fae Penn aka Solaris Ulrich, First Alpha Prince, Rogue King, #1 best sister and fated mate I brought the letter down, tears streaming freely down my face. A smile crept onto my face. Even now, Aelia was saving my ass; always thinking about my future and my dreams. She was looking out for my pups, our pups, even if she wasn’t able to contribute herself.

“You know I won't. I already talked to the twins and Jada about it, and they're taking the news well. I have to find Ty for that walk and thanks for the waffles.” “Yeah.” I hurried out of the manor in search of Tyler, so I could steal him away from his Beta duties. Gamma Alexiares will be returning by sundown with the wolves that he found across the world. I really hoped that their journey went well, and they’d come back safely to the pack without encountering hounds on their return.

"Now is not the time to cast blame. We should face the problem head on and find a way to solve it before it is too late. You heard the physician. Indrik does not have much time left." "I promised!" The Beta groaned, his voice raspy with despair. "I promised Alpha Grayson that I would never unlock his wolf. Not now, not ever!" The moon disappeared under the clouds, leaving us squinting under the billowing flames of the torches for a moment before the moon was freed again. "I am sure he will understand!" My mother muttered softly. "After all, you also have the duty to keep him safe, right?" For a moment, the Beta looked like his pants had been set on fire under him.

“My father stepped in next. He thought he could stop me. But I was gone—I saw him as just another threat. I put him down too.” The firelight blurred. I could still see it—Tarek bleeding out, my father’s body on the floor. “When the haze broke, they were both lying there. Tarek was rushed to the healers, but he died before they could stop the bleeding. My father lived long enough to smile at me.” My voice cracked. “He said I was finally a worthy Alpha. Then he dragged himself out to the border fight. And he never came back.”

He had tracked her, having received a vision of her demise, and luckily found her just at the nick of time, and using an incantation coupled with the symptoms visible on Gabrielle, he could decipher what was wrong, that she was poisoned with the black moth poison. She lost consciousness in his arms, and he knew it was going be a race against time, if he was to save his dear friend Gabrielle. So in haste, he held her up in his arms, laid in the backseat of his pickup truck, and he drove off at the twilight of the day. Afar off, Luna saw that Gabrielle was rescued by Alonso. At that point, she knew that she'd have to launch an attack on her or prepare herself for an all out war. For daring to

Aaurae added before going to help the injured men. “Can we pass now, or do we have to keep fighting?” Rhobart asked. Taeral’s blue eyes—the same shade of blue as Ayla and Sarya—were still fixed on Ayla’s face as if he was trying to learn who and what Ayla was. “Before you continue your journey, I would like to invite you to my home and meet my mother. I must say I am very intrigued by you, Ayla.” Rhobart growled and pulled Ayla even closer to him, draping his cloak over her. Taeral kept talking, “I am sure my mother would like to meet you.”

"The moon reveals all in time. Alya has the flame; now we fuel it together." The door to the packhouse creaked open then, a gust of cool night air sweeping in, carrying the fresh scent of pine and distant rain. Heads turned as a figure stepped across the threshold—a stranger, tall and brooding, his dark, tousled hair disheveled from travel, framing storm-gray eyes that scanned the room with wary intensity. Kael Varn, at twenty-two, exuded a quiet strength, his lean but muscled build clad in worn leather armor scarred from battles past. A claw spiral tattoo on his chest, hidden beneath his black shirt, began to pulse with a subtle blue glow as his gaze locked onto Alya's across the hall. Ash,

The participant with the highest overall statistics was Kael, not only in Team Radon, but across all teams participating in Legendary Trinity. “We struggled against the broodmother, and he takes the credit,” Damian scoffed, standing in front of the hologram screen. He put his hands on his hips and turned to Fredrick, who was also studying the data. “Kael killed the spider queen. Could you have done that with your beak and wings?” Fredrick replied coldly. “I guess he deserves it.” “Oh, okay, dog lover. I’m not blaming you.” Ash and I kept walking after hearing the brief argument. We had not spoken since the ship ride. Ash was unusually quiet, as if even talking would drain what little energy

I never return for seconds. I saw the flash of pain or...something that crossed my mystery angel's face just before she turned away. My first instinct was to go to her, which in itself should've sent off warning alarms in my head. Talon Avery does not go after females; they come after me. By the time I was able to extricate myself from the clutches of my unwanted admirer, she was heading across the field in the opposite direction.

He approached me, his eyes red glowing and they shine brighter with every step he took. “ What is your name?” . He asked “ Tala”, I replied as the word managed to leave my lips. With every step the alpha took, it was accompanied by the sweetest smell I've ever perceived. My wolf screamed out “Mate!”. But how can my family murderer be my mate?. Can the moon goddess be so wicked to give me such a brutal mate?. He walked around me, his eyes feasted on me like I was a trophy. Shivers of cold ran down my spine, his eyes scanning every details of my body and like a prey that was readied to be devoured.