Alpha From How To Train Your Dragon Mga Nobela at Kwento

A shiver ran down my spine. Retracing my steps, I padded over to the table, which had the item lying on it. It was a book, a really, really old book. Flipping through the pages, I discovered it was a journal, its pages detailing the fall of a great alpha king. My brows scrunched. What the hell is an alpha? However, before I could read further, an unseen force hit me, nearly sweeping me off my feet.

"Do not worry. You warriors will get your chances to protect what is ours. I am taking some of our most skilled warriors to help diffuse the fighting. We leave in a few days. For now, everything will continue as normal." I looked to Godric and Alex. They both looked unfazed by anything the Alpha just said. Maybe that was the role of an Alpha’s son. To seem strong when everyone else is panicking. Alpha Ken left breakfast along with the Luna and Beta. A few other people followed them out. No doubt to discuss the matter further. "You should eat little wolf," Godric said feeling my eyes on him. "Training won’t be as easy. Especially for someone who hasn't trained in years."

All I had to do was snap her neck, but now wasn’t the time. Not until she told me what she meant by what she just said. I brought my face so close to hers that I was certain she could feel my hot breath against her face. “What do you take me for, Blair?” I asked, chuckling darkly. “I am an Alpha, the strongest my kind has ever seen, and you think some stupid low-level spell could work on me?” I whispered, anger flashing across my eyes as I added more pressure to my grip. She coughed, and to my surprise, a grin appeared on her face, and a loud moan slipped from her.

“Only if your mom says that it is okay.” He says and Aiden looks at me. “Can he?” “Maybe, but you are still little, there is a lot of time to learn to fight like an Alpha.” I say and Aiden frowns at me. “I’m not little." He says and I sigh. "Fine, but just know that training like an alpha is hard work. You have to stand up early." I say and he looks at Asher. "Do I really?" He asks and Asher nods his head with a big smile.

Beta training is just Alpha training but with fewer compliments. “Arms up,” Drake barked. “Your stance is sloppy.” “I’m tired.” “You’re breathing.” “That’s a terrible standard.” “Works for me,” he said with a shrug. My wolf snarled lightly at the tone but not in a threatening way, more like… excited. Which was weird. Wolves were not supposed to get excited about bosses yelling. Drake circled me, adjusting my hand placements, tapping my shoulders, brushing fingertips against my wrist to correct my grip—

“Have you lost your mind? What made you think that approaching a dragon was a good idea?” Xaden didn’t reply; his eyes remained on his fathers, like a silent challenge. “The dragon was the Alpha King. Xaden wanted to get a closer look,” Harley was the one who interjected. “How is that possible?” the Alpha asked, turning to Harley. “The Alpha King is a wolf.” “Yes,” Damien said from across the room. “He has what’s called the Dragon Stone and—”

“I can taste it from here.” My entire body went rigid. I tried to keep my expression blank, but my pulse was hammering so loudly I was sure he could hear it. Maddox smirked, tilting his head slightly. “Tell me, Raiden… how far along are you in your Alpha training?” I hesitated for half a second before answering. “I’ve completed all my training. I’m ready to be Alpha.” His lips curled into something that almost resembled a smile. Almost. “Good,” he said. “Then prove it.”

“I can feel it. I know it. Who are you, Valen?” Rayne forced herself to focus. To breathe. To stand as Rei Valen—Alpha-born, rogue-raised, and very much a boy in the eyes of everyone present. Their training instructor, Alpha Draven, paced in front of the assembled trainees. His heavy boots thudded with purpose. “All of you have trained hard,” he began, voice booming across the square. “You’ve bled, bruised, and endured.” Rayne stood straighter, ignoring the sting in her ribs from yesterday’s spar.

“No matter how hard you train, we will defeat you. You will die Alpha Alexa, both you and your warriors.” I gasped but brought forth a brave face for my warriors. I turned to Alpha Nate. “How do they even know that I'm training?” “Well… I don't know but this sort of things usually happen.” Alpha Nate said to me. “It is very common for Alphas to see.” I stepped away from Alpha Nate and walked up to my warriors. “Everyone, do you now see the reason we have to train very hard?” I asked out loud and they chorused in unison. “Yes, Alpha!”

The next two days were perfect. Seeing Ash hold his pups brought tears to Alex's eyes. Ash never looked more beautiful than he did while he was feeding their children. They named the boys Win and Brandon. And both of them are Alphas. Hearing the babies names, the boys and girls were over the moon. They all bickered about who was going to be the best aunt or uncle. It was very amusing and made Alex and Ash laugh. Later, Cat told them their pups are true Alpha blood, like Alex. Alex and Ash were over the moon that their baby is a rare bread-like them. But they'll love their children equally and teach them to love everyone equally. Ash will train their pups at the age of five, just like his for