Alpha Agenda Novels & Stories

Flanna smiled knowing that she was waiting for an answer to her question. “I do not seek a traditional alliance between an Alpha and a witch that does whatever Alpha says. You don’t seem like a traditional Alpha. Rogue rehabilitation center is a credit to you. From some I have learnt about you we could work together to bring improvement and not suffocate each other in the process.” “I am neither the Alpha, not the heir,” Ada pointed out. “No, but you will win the Alpha challenge and I plan to help you.” Ada looked at Emil. Both knew there was no sense in denying it. She wondered if Vedma was spreading information.

“I don't know who you are, but This is none of your business.” The man smiled, though it didn’t quite reach his eyes. “Oh, but it is.” His voice dropped to a dangerous tone. “I’m Alpha Adrian and from the many letters you sent me, I believe you've made it my business.” The room seemed to still for a moment as the weight of his name sank in. **Adrian**, the Alpha head of the South. The one pack powerful enough to rival ours. He wasn’t just some flirtatious stranger; he was a force to be reckoned with. A shock ran through me, and I had to keep myself composed.

“If they want a challenge, let them pick their strongest. You fight. You win, you take control of their pack as well. That’s how this goes. Agreed?” She smirked. “Agreed.” The air shifted again — this time with anticipation. Like everyone in the room realized we weren’t just here for alliances. We were rewriting the rules. Caden sipped his coffee beside me like we weren’t casually flipping the power hierarchy of the region before 10am. “Alpha? Luna?” Alpha Adams’ voice pulled my attention back to her, quieter now, hesitant. Like whatever she had to say was getting stuck behind her teeth. “Yes, Alpha Adams?” Caden asked, already catching something I hadn’t. His brow arched knowingly. I frowne

Beta Kent said. “Look, I need to become the Alpha of my pack. That is my priority. I thought it was wrong to go digging up about me. I thought it was against the training rules,” I said angrily. “It is against camp rules for you trainees but not for us. You have proven yourself enough Adelia. It is time to pull out before it gets to His Majesty that a female is on camp,” Beta Kent advised. “No. I have come this far; I can't back out,” I said as tears welled up in my eyes.

A reason I might believe this man's memory loss story ' He explained to her and she answered sharply. ' What are you suggesting?' ' He's an asset we shouldn't throw away that easily. I know you don't believe in the moon goddess but I think he's your mate for a reason, he's an Alpha of Alphas. We've not seen one in this world before, Allegra' He told her in the calmest way possible. 'I know. What if he's an enemy with plans to end me? Let's even get to assume his memories are gone, what if they get restored? I can't just take chances with no caution' Alpha Allegra told him.

As he looked downward, his long lashes flattered. Chandler, Brett and Adam are both Alphas in the three clans leading three remaining packs. Although they hold the same title, Chandler holds the higher position as he is the king of the Alphas, which made Adam and Brett bowed their heads to him. ‘But if he says ‘OUR,’ does it mean that he is planning to use her for the three of us?’ Adam thought as he looked back to his friend. “As of now, we need to keep her by our side until we can confirm her identity as my Luna,” Chandler said, staring the the free space. “If the werewolves hunters found her before us, the clans will be in doom.”

Ada looked towards her father. “Dad, do you know what's going on?” she asked him He turned and frowned down at her his eyes were cold and distant, “ Yes I do know what's going on and it's for the best.” he said and turned back towards the front where the Alpha stood. “For too long have I allowed this pack to allow weakness within my ranks. But that ends today. Ada Smith come forward.” Her Alpha commended Ada felt all eyes turned towards her as her heart started to race. A path was cleared as she walked up to the front keeping her eyes downcasted.

She said with a sad sigh. "I'm so sorry for the loss of your mate." I consoled her, "Alpha's are much harder to take down so they will easily distract us by taking most of the pack members first, they know how weak that can make any alpha." "I suggest we take immediate actions, five packs unite and kill any rogue that walks in with their terrible rotting scent, ugh." Luna Aegis suggested. That was one thing I knew her husband would never have done.

“It’s because of the Alpha...” “...is incomplete,” she finished for me. My breath caught. “Agora?” Her gaze sharpened. “Not just him. Every Alpha who has chosen pride over balance ever. Who ruled without a mate, without grounding, without honesty.” I thought of Agora’s cold stare, his distance, and the anger made known all the time. “The pack suffers because he refuses...” “To accept what he is,” she cut in. “And what am I?” I asked, barely above a whisper.

Teagan's front paws rose, his claws gleaming in the dark night, his sharp fangs ready to tear his enemy apart. On the other side, Pablo was fully aware of the attack aimed at him. This was what he had been waiting for all this time; he wanted to face Teagan alone. With the same movement, he jumped forward as well. They met in the air, claws wide open, resulting in a powerful collision. The two Alphas collided with unimaginable force. Their bodies shot forward, filled with pure power and extraordinary agility. They created an impact that shook the ground, sending shockwaves that could be felt to the edge of the battlefield.