Alkia Kingdom Reborn Novels & Stories

“Don’t worry, I won’t throw you out. Elara will stay by my side, but the Luna’s place will always be yours. I will grant you status, honor, and respect. Only do not bully Elara.” I wrenched my hand free of his grasp. “No need.” “You don’t want to mate me anymore?” he asked, genuine disbelief coloring his tone. I nodded. He let out a harsh, disbelieving laugh. “Then you won’t be my Luna when I claim the Alpha title.” I looked him straight in the eye. He had already known that we were both reborn. He was too sharp not to. But even after all we’d been through, even after I’d single-handedly laid the foundation for his rise to power, he still put Elara above everyone else in his heart, offering

"I'm with you. Every step. Every breath. We're in this together." Luna's mental voice came back, filled with love and gratitude. "I feel you. Thank you." She attacked The Silent One with renewed strength, forcing him back. Kael pressed Seraphine, his blade dancing in patterns that kept the dhampir witch off balance. For a moment, I thought we might actually win. Then Malakai regenerated. His neck snapped back into place with a horrible cracking sound. He rose, his face twisted with rage. He'd been defeated by a newly awakened Alpha, and his pride couldn't tolerate it.

I nudged Silas. She seemed to immediately know the question in my mind. “That is Kilian. The Alpha. The man you are supposed to marry,” Silas explained. Kilian stared at me, and for a moment, I saw shock pass through his eyes before it was replaced by anger. “You’re alive?” he asked coldly. Every word carried the weight of a command. “I thought you chose to drink poison rather than become my wife?” I didn't blink. I looked directly into his eyes, letting my golden eyes stare back at him.

Her wounds had been treated, but she still moved with care. "I always knew there was something special about you," she said quietly. "But an Alpha... it explains so much." I nodded, accepting her words without pride or arrogance. This wasn't about superiority—it was about justice. That night, as the moon rose high over our territory, I shifted into my Alpha form and ran through the forest that had both killed and reborn me. Willow and I moved as one, our paws barely touching the ground as we celebrated our freedom. The false fate that Richard and his wife had placed on me was broken. Whatever spell they had cast to exchange my destiny with Victoria's had shattered the moment my wolf died and

“You couldn’t do it? Why? Does my face look familiar? His brows furrowed. Looks like he didn’t expect I would see through him. “What do you know?” he asked coldly. “Do I look like Anna?” His eyes narrowed. I don’t know who this Anna is, but I could still remember what he asked me that night. He asked if I was Anna. Whoever she is, I think she is important to him. “How did you know her?” His grip on my neck tightened. “Is she your lover? Perhaps, waiting for her to be born again? Because of what happened back then, I’ve read and studied almost all supernatural beings in mythical books. Even stuff like reincarnation. And facing such a transcendent being now, I figured nothing is impossible. Wh

He said. Aurora was the daughter of Crimson Packs’s Alpha, a new ally pack that had pledged its loyalty and services to the king. The Alpha had given his daughter as a symbol of strong bond and trust between their packs. Lucien had raised no objections, and Aurora was to arrive today. She was a skilled warrior, one of the strongest Lucien had ever faced in battle, and had sworn to fight on behalf of the Vulkar Pack. Lucien looked up at his Beta, his expression unreadable, “I don’t care about that right now, Aiden, I need to find my mate.” His voice dropped, as he gave his Beta a piercing gaze.

He knew he had to be careful to make the right choice and the obvious choice that came to mind was the Alpha King. He had heard of his fairness and power. As soon as the thought registered, he recalled something that got him discouraged. He knew that the Alpha king was going to ask him to get evidence and he had none. It was going to be his words against those of Aloha Elliot and he knew it was not encouraging at all. "This means I have to infiltrate the group again and get the evidence I need to convict Elliot.

They whispered that Lily was the true princess, as she was kind-hearted, forgiving, and graceful. Blinded by fury, Kaelen raised his hand high and slapped me across the face. "If you don't change your wicked ways, I will never bond with you as long as I live!"

God help me, she was the most dangerous, beautiful thing I had ever touched. ​"You're marked," I rasped, my voice sounding like grinding stones. I traced the edge of the bite with my thumb, feeling the warmth of her blood. "You belong to the King now. You belong to the Alpha." ​Thalia slumped against me, her eyes clouded, her lips swollen from my kisses. She looked small against the vastness of the stone room, yet the power radiating from her—that strange, hidden depth—was still there, pulsing like a heartbeat.

It was the one she had stolen from Alan's computer last night while he was in the shower. In her previous life, all her misfortunes and hells started from this night ten years ago. Fate, indeed, was like a reincarnation. She was reborn. Back ten years ago. Heaven had actually given her a second chance to choose a chance. "Alan..." Diana stumbled up and chased him out. He had just left, it was still not too late. Never let Alan give up the project in the eastern suburbs, never! Underground parking lot.