Alluka X Killua Novels & Stories

As he spoke, Killian offered a comforting squeeze to Derek 's shoulder. Derek turned towards his brother, a grateful smile adorning his face. "You too, Gray. Someday, you'll find your mate. Don't lose hope." Killian nodded, though deep down both brothers knew that Killian himself struggled to believe in such possibilities. From a young age, he had been ingrained with the belief that he would never encounter his true mate. He had grown so accustomed to this notion that he had become indifferent. However, when Yifa uttered those words to him, a glimmer of hope and happiness stirred within his chest.

text from someone they thought was dead. He is alive. HE IS ALIVE! I whoop with unrestrained joy, punching the air and a few birds scatter. Take that, Drake! Ezra’s not dead like you claimed! ‘Focus,’ my wolf warns, though he sounds just as excited himself. ‘We have a mission now.’ I nod, eyes blazing. “Right. Southlands. The Ruins. Find the warriors. Punch betrayal in the face.”

But I was very surprised when he stood up and as if nothing had happened and immediately rushed to Meshka. She came to his back again like a whirlwind. This time, I wasn't able to feel her presence. Her steps and presence were light and unnoticeable. From Meshka’s behind, he kicked his back, causing him to fall into the stacked boxes. Meshka laughed like a mad person. "Are you this coward? Will you keep on attacking me from behind, sister? " "I will ask you the same. Are you this coward that an alpha like you will do nothing but kill everybody, even their own flesh and blood, just because of thei selfish desires? " Ulva asked bluntly.

And when she looked at the place the scream was coming from, she saw Aloha Luciano, being killed by a new Alpha, someone whose identity was hidden. It was a revelation, the new Alpha which was born on the day of the Eclipse union, was destined to kill Alpha Luciano. Everything became darker, and as she tried to see who's face it was, it faded and she returned back to reality. Balls of sweats rolled down her face, when she turned and faced Alpha Luciano, she recalled the dream, and when she did, she exhaled. "What did you see?" He asked, getting curious. "Nothing serious, just your death!" She replied and sat down.

Allura suddenly rose her voice, "I'm sick of people manipulating me!" "Manipulating YOU?!" Uranus repeated her words with anger, "And you deciding other's life was what? Blessing?!" "O, M, G!" Allura said in a dramatic way, "Aren't you over that yet already? It's ancient story!" "You bi--" Uranus rose her hand and wind blades dashed towards Allura's face!

“Then they should know better than to threaten what is mine.” A murmur broke out, louder this time. “She is no longer Luna,” a visiting Alpha interjected. “By your own admission.” “No,” Kael said quietly. “She is not.” He paused, letting the words settle. “She is something far older,” he continued. “And far more important.” The chamber erupted. “You would wage war for a single wolf?” someone demanded. “For truth,” Kael replied. “For the future. And yes—for her.” He let his wolf rise then, not fully, but enough that the room felt it, a pressure like a storm banked just beyond sight. Mooncrest’s power was not flashy. It did not burn or shimmer. It endured. It was crushed.

“So you were never an Omega. You were a warrior in training who was stripped of her rank.” “I’m nothing now,” I said, looking back at the dusty shelves. “No,” Kael said, his voice firm. He walked over to the desk and picked up a quill, handing it to me. “You’re exactly what this pack needs. Alaeric is a brilliant fighter, but he’s blinded by his own anger. “He won't listen to me,” I reminded him. “He told me I was a distraction.” “He’s an idiot,” Kael grunted, a small smile touching his lips. “But he’s my Alpha. And right now, he’s an Alpha who needs a Scribe who can see the things he can’t.”

’’ ‘’Some pups are throwing water balloons and rotten eggs at the late Luna’s twin sister and her pup. What? I instantly froze on the spot, not expecting to hear such words from the teenage pack members a few steps away. Water balloons and rotten eggs? At Selena and Lucian? ‘’Really? The Alpha has warned us not disturb her and the future Alpha.’’ ‘’Do you really think of her pup as our future Alpha?’’ ‘’Still....’’ ‘’Repeat what you said.’’ I intruded in their conversation, meeting their startled gazes. ‘’A-Alpha!’’ They both gasped out, looking fearful amid their shock. They were probably deep in their conversation to the point they had not sensed my presence from behind.

He stood between our children and the approaching darkness, his Alpha aura flaring with a desperate, white hot intensity. "The science is dead, Elara," Killian transmitted, his voice heavy with the realization that our peace had been a fragile glass bubble. "The cure can't fix this. This is the end of the shift." I walked up to him, my white fur pressed against his slate grey side, our pulses finally synchronizing in the heat of the battle. We had saved the world from machines and greed, but we had forgotten that every mountain has a shadow, and every moon has a dark side.

Would he still want a mate that could get angry like that? I looked up to see a soft smile on his face and he gently ran his hand down my arm to hold my hand. I was thankful he wasn't angry or worried about what I had just done. I learned that I could be myself with him without him wanting to change it or worry about it. "Is our Luna a witch, Alpha?" one of the men at the table asked. "No, she's a fire elemental," Killian answered while still holding my gaze. I could hear the pack members in the dining hall murmuring, but I didn't pay much attention to them. I was too focused on Killian and how he was handling the situation.