Alpha's Fire Novels & Stories

The fire was burning and the flames were so high up. "You all should look at your Alpa , where he is now. Look at him burning on top of that bunch of wood with his daughter. What were you all thinking? that I was going to cowered under his feet and let him take over what my father had labeled so hard for? And to those of you who had held me and my brother back then , the day the Alpha had killed my father, you are so lucky that I didn't get to see your faces or else you would have been facing the same fate as they are doing right now. And as for the moment, you are just so lucky that I'm willing to spare your lives and make you go back to wherever you had come from. When you step out of this

As the pack held their collective breath, Alpha Jimmy made his way to the fire that the pack’s beta had carefully lit. With a steady hand, Alpha Jimmy lowered the blade into the heart of the fire, the metal sizzling and glowing with the heat. The flames licked at the edges of the knife, embracing it in a fiery embrace that seemed to pulse with power and energy. The crackling of the flames filled the clearing, a symphony of sound that underscored the significance of the moment. As Alpha Jimmy pulled the knife out of the flames, the blade glowed a fierce red. His gaze shifted to Joel and Ankara, a silent acknowledgement passing between them before they began to approach him.

Their eyes snapped in the direction of the men that now stood there, one wolf, and two Alpha see to shift back if needed. Her head was down and she looked weak when she was suddenly released, her limp body falling to the floor, crumbling beneath the men that stood around her, their eyes glazed over as they defended their positions to keep her mates from her. Leif wasted no time at all to lunge at one of the men, ripping through his body with his claws like the man was made of butter when both Alphas did the same, half shifting as they sliced through the men with ease. Throughout the town, mates, parents, brothers or sisters, were all dealing with the pain of tethers snapping as their loved o

That brought many cursing from his mate and family but they knew it was the curse which started its effect . It was new for Alpha to kill someone but it was the first time that Alpha killed his own beta . This shocked everyone to the core . What was more suprising that his own mate didnt even felt his loss . This revelation was something stricking . Everyone in the pack was terrified knowing about the same . This is showed that Fire is having some unusual power which none had yet and his power would be having more dangerous effect too.

My nose tilts as I catch the scent of smoke. “Speak!” I shout, my wolf’s aura making her shake. She still can’t speak, and the horror in her eyes tells me whatever happened wasn’t good. Without hesitation, I run outside. The sky is dark, smoke filling the air. Rhett’s power radiates everywhere — proof he had managed to put out a massive fire. “Where did it happen?” I ask, my eyes narrowed. “Where is the Alpha?!” “Luna!” The guard bows. “A sudden fire broke out, burning down the forest where the Alpha and his wife had gone for a short walk.”

Just fire at her heels—listening. She didn’t roar. She didn’t bare her teeth. She looked at us like we were already cinders. Our Alpha charged her first. He’d killed Alphas twice her size. His axe could fell a pine in one swing. She never touched him. The flame slid from her heels into his chest—straight through bone, name, and memory. His scream didn’t sound like him. It sounded like something being erased. When he fell, there was nothing to bury. We should have run. We didn’t. Something in that fire wanted us closer. Wanted to see if we’d kneel.

The color of his hair contrasts the color of his eyes. It was enticing. And he was using that to his own advantage. “ You were the pack of warriors hidden by my father, right?” I asked, assuming things. The alpha makes no movement, making me sigh. “ Look, I am the only one who survives the fire.” “ Yeah, the fire that your mate instigated,” he said. I paused for a moment, knowing that what he said is nothing but fact. My throat hurts from caging words of defense. No matter how much I deny it, the Tri-Alpha is the one who instigates the fire. And I only run away from it without looking back.

Only fire. He leaped, slammed through a wooden door, sending it flying into the hall. The scream of another wolf echoed behind him, but he didn’t care. He didn’t see. He didn’t hear. He felt the fear, the smell, the weak hearts beating, and it drove him further into the spiral of frenzy. ‘I am fire. I am storm. I am the Alpha. You cannot stop me. You cannot touch me. You cannot survive me.’

"That your Omega is a teeny-tiny Cub, you can't-." A roar tore from the Alpha of Alphas and a burst of fire erupted from within the Manor. The fire alarms blared and Dom covered his head instinctively with his arms and crouched in fear of what might happen next. Colleen was no different. Both Betas have never been more afraid. A crowd of Beta Guards and firefighters poured into the Manor to see what was going on and were all shocked to see the Alpha Of Alphas standing at the Manor's main entrance, raging and snarling madly at his Betas whom he was trying to devour.

Beta cautioned. Gamma, a spirited and curious wolf, raised their head, their voice filled with determination. "But we have each other, our unwavering spirit, and the strength of our unity. Together, we can overcome any obstacle that comes our way," Gamma proclaimed. As they ventured deeper into the wilderness, the pack encountered towering mountains blocking their path. Alpha, their gaze fixed upon the daunting peaks, called upon the pack for their input. "These mountains pose a formidable challenge. How shall we overcome them?" Alpha asked, their voice carrying an air of curiosity.