Alpha From How To Train Your Dragon Novels & Stories

The men again laughed as they encouraged their Alpha. “This pretty piece of ass will show you just what a ‘she-wolf’ is capable of. Be ready for when the sun rises you will be apologising at my feet. The only thing you’ll have to worry about is whether or not you’ll have any teeth left.” Without giving Tye the chance to respond we upped at left. I don’t know where Lilith found the courage to speak like that, but I couldn’t have been any prouder.

Or maybe it is the nerves that were flooding my body like a tidal wave either way, the day was coming and all I can do is count them down. I rolled out of bed and made my way to the bathroom, had a shower got into my gym clothes, brushed my hair putting it up in a high ponytail then brushed my teeth. Then walked to my room and sat on the single couch to put my shoes on. Finally making my way down to the kitchen to have breakfast and a heavenly cup of coffee, today is an important day I have been training and until recently Alpha has decided to have a tournament, to see where all the trainees are with their fighting. And today I get to prove to myself I am not the clumsy girl I was a month a

With a sudden burst of strength, he leapt towards the dragon's eyes, his hand outstretched. Beta Fionn's hand made contact with the dragon's eye, and a bright light erupted from his palm. The dragon let out a roar of pain, and it tumbled from the sky, crashing to the ground. Alpha Ade rolled clear of the dragon as it landed, landing on his feet. The dragon lay on the ground, its body still. Beta Fionn approached it cautiously, unsure if it was truly defeated. As he neared, the dragon's eyes opened, and they were no longer filled with rage. They were filled with respect.

“Then teach me better.” Before he could respond, a deeper voice cut through the air. “That will be enough.” Everything in me stilled. Ralor. Even without looking, I could feel him, his presence heavy, commanding. The kind that made the air shift. “My Alpha,” the trainer bowed slightly, stepping back. “I’ll take it from here.” My breath caught as I turned, he was already watching me. Dark eyes, steady, unreadable. And far too focused. “If you fight like that,” he said calmly, stepping closer, “you won’t last a minute.”

[Al] "What are you talking about?" he chuckled nervously. He was trembling inside. Drake's eyes looked murderous. He was seething, "Don't pretend to be ignorant". His alpha tone immediately made him cower. He sputtered, "Li-listen to me — " but he did not know what excuse he could give. Drake did not let him speak anyway as he wrapped his fingers around his throat and slammed him against the wall. Fear coursed through his veins instantly as he felt his eyes bug out. Involuntarily he started thrashing violently, trying to pry away Drake's fingers, then tried to claw his face or inflict some kind of injury, but to no avail. The more he struggled, the more Drake's fingers tightened. "Dr-drake,

Papa snarled and I closed my eyes getting my breathing under control before getting back on my feet, my head spinning with the quick movement "If you want to be Alpha when you turn 18 then you need to train like everyone else here" he said as he pointed to the pack as they trained both in human and wolf form. I could see Mama in the far corner training with Ajax who was in his wolf form while Mama was in his human form. Ajax, my older brother, is one of the coolest most amazing person I've ever met in my life. He didn't let him having Down syndrome bring him down. He trains like everyone else and my god is he strong. He's the current alpha, well he's actually my stand in until my birthday ne

One of them moves closer, closing the gap between us. I stand taller, letting my body language display dominance. My heart pounds loudly inside my chest, making me dizzy."We are strong, we are ALPHA," Adolphus speaks in my mind. I can hear his voice. "Fight them, boy." I let my wolf take over, allowing the animal within to rise. I am no longer Adam. I'm an Alpha, and I will fight until the very end.

The bond pulsed hard, dragging my pulse into a sprint. “You’re insane,” I snapped. “Survival is insanity.” He tilted his head, eyes burning. “Or haven’t you realized that yet?” The river roared louder, as if daring me. And for the first time, I wondered if maybe the Alpha wasn’t just training me. Maybe he was remaking me. The river’s roar swallowed everything—my heartbeat, my fear, even the sound of Kade’s breathing beside me. The water churned black and violent between the banks, a living beast with jaws wide open. Cold mist clung to my skin, prickling goosebumps along my arms. My stomach knotted.

I jumped out of my seat and turned to Luna Kyra, “Alpha Tolvar. He hasn’t said the name of the pack, but maybe alpha knows who that is.” Luna Kyra growled, “He knows. We’ve been at war with them before. That’s probably why he wants them to take you alive.” I sighed, “Well, I don’t think he knows that I’m a pretty strong fighter without my wolf. As soon as I get my wolf, I will be training hard in both forms.” Luna Kyra nodded, “That’s the best thing for you to do. You should practice your magic too.” I nodded, “I will do that.”

His howl of pain echoed across the training grounds, and the wolves watching flinched. "I am your Alpha." I snarled, pinning him to the ground with my knee pressed against his chest. His face was contorted with pain, his breaths coming in ragged gasps. "Question me again, and I'll do more than break your arm."