Alpha Omega Martial Arts Novels & Stories

His voice came as a command, but I didn't say a word. "You marked her, Oliver. Now you must take her as your Luna and never mark another." He gave the final judgment and I watched my world attempt to crumble before me. I'm an Alpha under a curse already, and need a strong Luna beside me, how on earth should I settle for a weak omega as my Luna? My chest tightened in pain, and I felt waves of pain over my body. Sane tapped her feet on the floor in rage and began to run back to her pack. We both knew it was over. We both know the tradition.

I said. Alpha Jo's brow furrowed in contemplation, his gaze searching mine for answers that eluded us both. "Ava, it's not that I doubt our connection," he replied, his voice tinged with regret. "But as the Alpha of our pack, I am bound by duty and tradition. Marrying an Omega goes against everything our society dictates."

They rose and greeted me, "Welcome, Alpha." "Thank you all," I replied and waved for them to continue with their activities while I settled on the designated chair that was made available for me to witness their scheduled activities and contest. As I sat, a part of me was at the farmland, wondering if Beta Dennis had reached there and if Mallory was alright, while the other part of me focused on the presentation that the students had to offer and act in front of me. I steadied myself, as an alpha, I couldn't easily be broken, and I didn't want to show the pack members yet that Mallory and I were mates. That would create an uproar as several factors wouldn't want an outsider as their Luna.

It was as if he’d peeled back a layer of me I didn’t know was visible. It was like a split of a second and morning bled through the curtains before I finally dragged myself out of bed. The Alpha dorm buzzed with movement—voices, laughter, the metallic thud of lockers. Silvercross was always alive before sunrise, its halls echoing with the confidence of boys who’d been raised to lead. I walked among them like a shadow. “Yo, Hale! Training hall at eight,” someone called from down the corridor. I lifted a hand in acknowledgment, forcing a smile that didn’t reach my eyes.

Once she has disappeared into the dorm building Alpha, Miles continues his way to the orientation building to not only sign in and collect his credentials, but to find out who that Omega was and why she was within the Academy campus. Alpha Miles was surprised to find out that that little Omega had achieved something that even some Alphas have trouble achieving. He nearly lost control of his wolf, Ransom, when she walked into his lecture hall, over to the windows, and sat down in one of the chairs. Miles fought and reasoned with Ransom that though she was an Omega, she was untouchable due to her student status, which made her protected by the Alpha King, finally getting him to pull back on hi

For a moment, I thought that was my inner wolf, but then it vanished and I was just upset. "Don't we need to move quickly?" In addition to the disgusting breath emanating from his mouth, the man had a terrible sense of humor, which made Rae want to kill him — "but you'll have to let me go first." I looked at Rae and tried to see if there were any signs that we had come to the same conclusion. I was familiar with Rae's thoughts and understood them completely. "I assume you've already encountered an alpha," he murmured, pondering taking a step back. "My name is Alpha Rae, and should you attempt to flee from me, you have no idea what I'm going to do to you."

If we cut down trees just to build up the wall surrounding the whole country, the forest will be at risk, and maybe the moon goddess will punish us. "Our witch will be going to put a barrier in this land, and it will take a month before she will do it. After that, she will be the one who will provide the lacking materials," I answered him truthfully. He nodded, agreeing to my decision. "Anything else?" "Some of the Alphas want to train with your warriors," Alpha Ross, who I appointed to the south, said. "You may proceed to the training grounds. My gamma's right-hand man will be there to assist you," I said. The three alphas bowed, making their way outside the office, chatting happily.

He leaned in closer, his breath hot against my ear. "Now, listen to me, because I'm not going to repeat myself. The alpha has made it clear that you're to be released from this place, but he doesn't ever want to see you in his pack and borders. He called you a useless omega scum." Every drop of moisture inside me froze and my heart tore apart. There was nothing worse than an omega rogue. My mom and I would never survive the harshness of being one. Alpha D'Angelo had reduced my world to tatters.

yet this is the last thing I remember before my memory blacks out. *** ~Age 11~ Being an Alpha's son is truly awesome! I want nothing more than to make my father proud and to be the best future Alpha I can be so I'm taking everything he says to heart in my Alpha lessons. "Remember, pup, every wolf has a purpose in the pack," Father told me many times. "No one is below you in any way. Omegas are not to be mistreated as without them we wouldn't have good meals made."

And Alora, is perfection. “Good afternoon Alpha, Dr. Morris.” She said slightly bowing to us both. Alora is a nurse but she is also a warrior. She likes to be on the battlefield but also helping other wolves in battle as well. She is very pretty too. But I have kept my distance from her. “Hello Alora. Can you tell the Alpha what Ms. Brown told you earlier today?” Dr. Morris said to her calmly. She nodded her head and looked at me directly and when she did my breath caught in my throat.