Alpha Maximus The Last Lycan Novels & Stories

I couldn't sleep a wink throughout my last night at the kingdom of Cessi. After Alexander told me he was a Lycan, I made it known to him that I didn't believe him. Lycans didn't have the ability to pause time. Although Lycans did have fast reflexes as attributed to Alexander, there were still a lot of blank questions that needed to be answered. Besides, the last living Lycans in existence were all killed with the aid of my father during the bloody coup. It couldn't be possible that Alexander was a Lycan.

"They are lesser in number, weaker in strength but if you ever go to their territory, you'll not find much difference. They too live like us. After all, they are lycans. We share the same culture and traditions." That made me realize that I might have met many more rogues in my life, thinking that they were normal lycans. There was no other way to identify them unless their eyes flashed red. Isabella leaned back on the couch, "Now to answer your question, some five hundred years ago, when Alpha Xander's father was the Lycan King of that time, it was Ryan's father who was his Beta." I frowned at that, "I thought it was Antonio." She shook her head in denial, "Antonio became Beta later on."

••• Kyson’s POV ••• I shifted into my Lycan form, and the crowd in front of me gasped. “What Witch Lily had shown you was the truth. And Kyson is the real Alpha of the Crimson Blood Pack. He is the last Lycan in existence, and we are going to go to war with Andre soon,” Lucas told his pack members. “It is the truth. I am the Beta in the pack, and Kyson is the Alpha,” Liam stepped forward and informed the group.

"Guys, I need you to remain calm. Got it?" "What do you mean?" Leah demanded, immediately catching on to my panic. "What's going on, Thia?" "There's a lycan." I said slowly, still trying to get my thoughts together. "But it isn't a member of our pack and it looks like it may be rogue." "WHAT?" Leah hissed, suddenly jumping up and causing the lift to shake. "Could you sit down?" I hissed, grabbing Leah's arm. "Freaking out isn't going to do anyone any good."

Dominic concluded. “Those notorious jerks. They don’t stop causing trouble even after being expelled from our packs,” said Levi Russo, the lycan Alpha of the Tenebrus Dusk pack. “These rogues are ruining the reputation of lycans in front of the world,” said Christian Dawn Akus, the lycan Alpha of the Akus Dawn pack. “They are just some insignificant rebels. We have more important people to pay attention to,” King Elysar said, then looked at me. “Beta Carys, do you accept the accusations?”

The leader replied gently, I could obviously sense his fear. "I am not obligated to to any form of loyalty and my honesty cannot be demanded. " I took slow steps towards them. "I am a full blooded Lycan and from the bloodline of an Alpha, you have no right to demand my loyalty !" I chimed in full authority. They stood up and advanced back as my pupils already interchanged colours. "Astra !, Hold your stance, you're still in my presence or do you not have an iota of honor for me. ?!" Damonikai yelled and in that instance I breached my terrific menace.

It wasn't a secret, but they also knew that whatever positions of power they were holding weren't theirs but belonged to the Lycans. None of the existing alphas had anything to do with it; all those who were to blame were their ancestors, who were now no more. When Putin asked if any of the alphas had a way to deal with all that, Alpha Cameroon was the first one to go, and he said what his wife had said when they were still at home. That when the Lycan and his guardian finally attack, they should all come together and tell him that they are ready to return what is rightfully his as long as he spares their lives. Ninety-five percent of the alphas agreed to that until Alpha Kepha, who was Kezi

He announced. Amara hitched, listening to their specific demands. “And now we need your daughter.” The Lycan’s head groaned in anger, warning pulsating through his eyes as his next destination would be Alpha’s family. As for now, he had only one son and no daughter. “Master, he doesn’t have a daughter.” His minions informed the head, took out his hand, and they could see it turning into a gigantic claw, ready to slash Alpha’s throat. “Stop, stop... I can give you another virgin.”

I felt my wolf surge hard against my control, old fury and fierce protectiveness tangling together into something I no longer had any interest in suppressing. "Then withdraw," I said. The chamber went utterly silent. "Your Majesty?" Malachar's composure flickered, genuine surprise breaking briefly through his careful mask. "I said withdraw." I let my voice carry the full weight of authority I'd spent ten years building, cold and absolute. "Any Alpha in this chamber unwilling to stand behind their King's own choice of mate is welcome to withdraw their support entirely, effective immediately. I won't hold it against you publicly, and I won't punish your packs for your Alpha's decision. But und

"You're Lycan royalty, Aurora. This is your birthright." "I'm just an Omega." "No." The word came out harsh. "You were never an Omega. Your uncle poisoned you with wolfsbane your entire life to keep your true nature suppressed." His hands moved to my shoulders. "You're a Silver Lycan. The rarest bloodline in existence. Powerful beyond measure." My head spun. This was too much. Too fast. "I don't feel powerful," I whispered. "I feel broken." "You're not broken." His voice was gentle. "You're emerging. Your wolf is finally strong enough to break through the poison. That's why the bond was activated tonight. That's why you're here."