Alpha And Omega: Journey To Bear Kingdom Cast Novels & Stories

“You really are dumb.” The insult landed so casually I almost did not process it. “What?.” “You heard me.” I stared at him. Talon shook his head slowly like he was disappointed in me. "You don’t even know basic shit about your own kind." “I know enough.” “Clearly not enough Alpha.” I released his shirt immediately . “Explain.” Talon adjusted himself against the bed before speaking. “Male omegas capable of carrying children are physically stronger than ordinary wolves.” I frowned immediately. “That makes no sense.”

Alpha Sae was confused as to what was happening and why Beta Allan knew her. "Who is he, Denise?" Denise was now standing beside Alpha Sae staring at Beta Allan but Alpha Sae noticed how silent Denise was so he just shook his head and told them to begin the meeting. The meeting was going on and Denise was taking notes of everything they had said. Beta Allan was surprised to see how good Denise was at taking down notes, she she every important word, and she wrote it perfectly even Alpha Sae. As far as they know, Omegas are not intelligent and not wise enough to do what high-ranking wolves can do. That is why Omegas are only for doing house chores or to become their maid as that is what they o

There was no logical reason for his wolf to be pacing and snarling inside him like a caged storm. But it was there. And he knew—absolutely, unequivocally—that she did not do this. "Were there any witnesses?" Fin asked, voice low. "One of the princess's omegas," Lieutenant Blackhart answered. "Did her steward witness it?" Fin demanded. "No. It happened after you left, Alpha. In the night, while he was resting." Fin exhaled slowly, the sound colder than winter steel. "Bring the omega to the east briefing room." "Yes, Alpha."

But I didn’t expect that to last much longer. A shiver crept down my spine. The skin under the patch, beneath the black turtleneck, tingled and throbbed. I exhaled. This was hard. But I was doing so well. I deserved a fucking medal for not giving in to instinct and chaining her to the goddamn porch. “There he is,” Adolf muttered. Sure enough, Alpha Kane stood ahead, a heavily pregnant woman brushing her fingers through his brown strands. Six gammas and two servants flanked her.

I took a deep breath and waited, I still can't feel my wolf, but it doesn't matter. Probably when I meet Jake later today, it will finally acknowledge him, then we'd have our mating ceremony and live happily. I'd be safe. Jake would protect me, that I was sure of. The only people who know about my true identity are my parents. Not even my siblings have an inkling. What everyone knows is that I'm an Omega. Nothing more, nothing less. Silver-haired Omegas are super rare omega known to have gone extinct and rumored to make every Alpha king go to a rut and, in the end, bear the strongest heir.

His words settled somewhere deep inside me. "You are still Rowan, but what if my name isn't even real?" "Then the man who bears it still is." I stared at him. There was something comforting about the way he spoke. Not because he promised everything would be alright, because he never made promises he couldn't keep. A second knock sounded, this time it was firmer. "Enter." The doors opened, and three wolves stepped inside. All of them bowed. The first was an older Beta with streaks of gray in his dark hair, his shoulders were broad despite his age, and a long scar ran across one side of his face.

Matthias Delacroix. I knew immediately that he was the Alpha. His presence filled the room, demanding attention without needing to speak. His dark hair was neatly combed, his sharp, icy eyes assessing me with quiet intensity. He didn’t have the same reckless arrogance Cassius had—no, his dominance was something else entirely. "Alpha," Kieran greeted with a slight nod. "This is Lorien. The omega I told you about." Matthias leaned back in his chair, his expression unreadable as he studied me. The silence stretched, pressing heavily against my chest.

When I opened them, there was a certain pity on the faces of others that made me frown. "You don't need to say it now if you can't; I just want you to know that we won't hurt you. You are protected in this territory," said Alpha Jackson slowly. "I found you injured at the southern border, so I brought you here to get treated." I looked at the other wolves, and they nodded to affirm the truth of his words. "He's Doctor Roger; she's Enya, the head of the Omegas and she's like my right hand, and he is Derek, the healer of the pack. They healed your wounds."

Alpha continued to walk towards his personal space, then he sat down behind the desk that was available there. His mind was still on his wolf's struggle to meet the Lycan queen of his dreams. Slowly the tears came out of the corners of his eyes, he was sad. "Thank you, Jay. You fought for me, now let me fight for you!" After saying that Alpha's eyes closed, he tried to heal the wounds his wolf had suffered until he didn't realise the door to the room was opened by Omega and Beta Ajay. "Keep that medicine glass there, Omega!"

"You are the King! You sent a weak Omega to a silver mine at the edge of the world! What did you think happens to Omegas out here in the dark? Did you think they get warm beds and hot soup?" "I have to find him," the King begged. He pushed himself up onto one knee, completely ignoring my insult. "I have to make it right. Just point me to the pits. Please. Let me fix this." "You cannot fix a stopped heart, Alpha!" I roared not trying to be careful. He did not deserve it anywheres "Look around you! Smell the air. This mountain is crawling with starving wolves and wild snow bears. When the men you killed threw an Omega into an open ice pit, they handed him a death sentence."