Novel & Cerita Alpha Rare Wolf Colors

"Now, I know some of you may be wondering what the different colors mean when you’d touch the ball. Well, let me tell you. The sphere will glow in different colors depending on your wolf power. A higher glow with bright red is normally indicative of an Alpha wolf. Blue is typically associated with Beta wolves, while yellow is associated with Omega wolves. Orange is a bit rare, but it's usually seen in wolves with a strong healing ability and greater defense which is gamma wolf. And black...well, black is usually associated with our Delta wolves." She paused, surveying the room. "So, are there any questions before we begin?" I looked around the room, seeing a mix of excited and nervous faces.

If I answered incorrectly, if I said something that contradicted what a real high-ranking wolf would know, George would have his proof. "It was a long time ago," I said carefully. "The details are a bit hazy." "Surely you remember something so significant?" "She was beautiful," Margaret cut in, trying to help. "A lovely gray coat, if I recall." My heart stopped. Gray was one of the most common colors for Omega wolves. High-ranking wolves in the Coming of Age ceremonies typically had darker, richer coats. Black, deep brown, silver shot through with gold. Gray was a giveaway. George's smile sharpened. "Gray? How... unusual for a family of your standing."

Instead, I saw five shadows emerge from the dark tree line, stepping into the light of the courtyard. One wolf was pure white, snow against the black night, with streaks of silver that caught the light like frozen lightning. It was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen, and the sight of it squeezed the breath from my chest. Behind her were four others: one deep red, one vibrant green, one regal purple, and one solid black. They were the Alphas of the world. And they were here for me. The white wolf stepped forward, her eyes not amber or blue, but the terrifying, perfect gold I had seen in Xian’na’s face just before she left. She stopped maybe ten feet away and looked down at me, and I fel

The sound of the alpha's voice beckoning us to head to the packhouse for my formal pack welcome and the remainder of the ceremony caused us to pull back. As we walked to the packhouse, I could not help but notice the dark orange hue that surrounded both of my parents. It was strange to see that the other pack members had different colors surrounding them when I looked at them. "While we were walking, I noticed that everyone was surrounded by different colors, including you and Dad. What does that mean?" I asked as Mom gave me an odd look. I remarked, "There is a bright red aura surrounding the Alpha.” "Her eyes are purple!" exclaimed Dad as he came to a halt in front of me. "That is not poss

He replied. "So we name our wolf?" She asked. "Yes." He replied. "Are all like you? Black?" She asked. "No. It depends on the pack and your personality." He replied. "Oh lord what does black say about your personality?" Rae asked. "It's different with Alphas. All are black." He replied. "Oh ok." She replied. "What color would I be?" She asked. "True Luna's are white. But you being human it's hard to say." He explained.

I was ready to flick her forehead again when she dodged and teased, “Midnight blue fur and silver eyes? He’s very unique, isn't he?” “Yes, he is,” I agreed, ignoring her teasing tone. Most Alpha wolves (which I suspected he was since he was huge) were pure black or had spots and golden eyes, except for Rhett, whose eyes were a combination of gold and silver. “And I think he’s an Alpha because his wolf is huge, like bigger than any other Alpha wolves,” I added. “Then it should be easy to find him, shouldn't it if he’s that unique?” Live asked as if it was an obvious fact.

After all the effort of putting on the outfit, removing was also too much effort. He joined his mother and father at the front, both of them already shifted. His mother's wolf was pure white. It was tradition that Lunas were usually white to represent power and purity however there have been instances of Luna's being other colours. Alpha's were either black or a dark grey, there was no other colour that they could be. His father wasn't an exception, with a muscular shape, he stood out from the rest of the pack.

A red stone appeared in the center of the decoration. "Now you're part of the pack," Mikhail's voice snapped me out of my trance. “A black alloy of metals, as a symbol of black wolves, and a red stone is a symbol of the fire inside you,” he explained, pointing to his own, exactly the same pendant around his neck. Am I part of the pack now? Part of the family ... It seemed that tears were pouring down my cheeks ... It didn’t seem, but it was so ... I laughed stupidly, rubbing them over my face, and they kept flowing and flowing without stopping ...

Drake looked up and looked at her and saw the questions across our face. "So I have a theory. I believe that we can tell which wolf belongs to which alpha by their eye color when they are in wolf form. The Red Wood pack I think has red eyes while they are in wolf form. The Red Wood pack is one of the larger ones that takes up the most of this territory here and the other larger one I believe is called the Cross River pack and their eyes are blue. There's another pack called The Moonlight pack and I believe their eye color is yellow and lastly The Black Sand pack their eyes are green. "