Alpha Omega Remnant 2 Novels & Stories

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."

Except you're working there or a royal, being there would sentence you to at least a month in the dungeon. “That doesn't mean you should treat her less of who she is.” Alexander countered. “If her mother wasn't a whore, I bet she wouldn't have been born. Her mother is the reason why Alpha Jarek resents the low ranks.” “That was a rumor.” Alexander protested. “It was the truth. I just hope she bonds with her omega mate just like her and gets the hell out of this place.” Jade rolled her eyes. As they left, they deliberately stepped on where I had mopped clean.

“What happened on the road? This scar… how will you ever recover from such a wound?” Eloria’s eyes were hollow as she met my gaze, her voice laced with bitterness. “I encountered the Alpha himself, Dante, and we fought. Him and his damned brother.” “Tell me, what were they discussing?” I pressed, gripping her hands tightly. “The Alpha had gone on a long journey. He returned just yesterday. I crossed paths with him on the lands of the Darnish, and we clashed. The battle was brutal. Many of my followers fell.” Her voice trembled as she recounted

Alpha Derrick scoffed. " All! All hail the Alpha of the seven green Field" The elders greeted in Union. " All hail, the elders of the seven green fields." He replied without hesitation. " Where is the Luna Alpha? We heard she is an Omega and you accepted her that way Alpha? That's not right!" Elder Monarch commented.

Their eyes widened as if they had seen a ghost. The alphas in front of the hunters were just staring at me. I was no longer surprised to see the three in the legendary alphas. They were the Alphas who had won the war, who to this day still have not passed the throne. Alexa Suprema of Melodia, the only woman in the legendary alphas. Romulo Keeba of Ignite, the alpha who uses the sword. And the last one, Francis Tourmen of Merman, the alpha whose only weapon in combat is his fan. With just one look at these three, you will really tremble. The aura their bodies emit is now equivalent to a thirteen star rank. No wonder they are looked up to at this time. And if there is one opponent among them,

Luna turned. Fifty steps stretched from her boots to the peak of the obsidian altar. In the middle of those fifty steps stood seven top-tier Alphas, each capable of tearing the world apart. The first, Rex. His two-meter greatsword was planted before him, black Direwolf blood dripping from the fuller and splattering onto the stone. His violent amber eyes locked onto her, and his wildfire pheromones raged with such intensity that the very air seemed to warp and distort from the heat. She took a step. He didn't move. Another. The tips of their boots were almost touching.

I can’t help myself, it feels so good having her in my arms and feeling her fingers in my hair, that I lean into her touch. When she’s done, she grins at me. “Better.” “Thank you.” She nods and lays her head on my shoulder, tucking her face against my neck. I sigh, finally feeling calm and relaxed for the first time all day. Remington POV ‘Hunter and his group are nearly in place. Anthony, your group needs to go a little farther east,’ I say in the Alpha link. It’s currently open to Hunter, Anthony, Lucas, and Amelia, the four Alphas who are about to attack Alpha David’s pack.

My dead arm dragged behind me—a senseless slab of necrotic ruin. “I know,” I whispered. The words tasted like copper rust. “But they’re not taking you. Not today.” Ryan’s voice cut through the static—low, cracked, almost pleading. “Phoenix… the loyal faction just went live. They’re countering the remnant broadcast. It’s splitting the feed in real time.” The slate flared brighter. Two faces appeared side by side—loyal Alpha on the left, calm, reverent; remnant Alpha on the right, eyes burning.

He always loved fucking up people’s lives and here he is from the grave, doing it again. “Is she there?” I ask, remaining calm. Which feels like a feat. “She is,” Hugo says. My eyes snap to Adriana, who looks sick and conflicted as she rubs her tummy. “Uma, I want you to explain it to me.” I sigh. “Alpha Liam…” “I have told you before, I’m not an Alpha and now I am an omega. Refer to me as Liam,” I snap at her, hating how the word omega tastes on my tongue.

If they pressed down on the moon it would send an alert to me and to the head of the guards I was employing, summoning both of us to act. Alice liked the new necklace, especially because it matched Amber’s. Amber agreed to wear it, but she looked at me somewhat worriedly. “Maybe you should have one too,” she said. I brushed off that concern. As Alpha, I was constantly being protected, even though I was already the strongest werewolf in the pack. I wasn’t worried about me, but about her and Alice. They were more vulnerable, and more likely targets for Olivia.