Alpha Sigma Tau Prayer Novels & Stories

she answered loudly, her voice cackled amid the noise created by the Alphas. "Do you solemnly swear to be a loyal Alpha and to practice the cause of this brotherhood at all times?" "Yes, I’ll do everything!” The overwhelming feeling was already tickling her scalp, and the noise also intensified the different sensations she was feeling tonight. "Do you solemnly swear that you will give your life to preserve the integrity of the Alpha and to die for it if you need be?" It had become louder and faster now. She could almost hear a drum roll in the background as the men started to move around; still in circles and not breaking their positions. She was now drowning in nervousness and excitement.

The priest stopped and everyone cheered, clapping their hands. “So, they are going to read their vows before everyone here, bearing witness to this congregation,” the priest said. Alpha Gideon’s vow was inscribed on a paper, since he is unable to speak, his beta stepped forward and took the paper from him. He handed it over to the priest and his eyes darted around the paper.

(Inexplicably, Kate could see through hers. Behind them, a “master” or senior was shouting questions while carrying a bottle of liquor in one hand and a scary-looking paddle in the other. “What’s the first rule of Alpha Beta Sigma?” screamed the master. “We do not talk about Alpha Beta Sigma!” shouted the first neophyte in the lineup. “What’s the second rule of Alpha Beta Sigma?” “What you see, what you hear, what you feel,” answered the second, “when you leave, leave it here!” Kate gulped because the master was drawing closer and closer to her.

Chapter 15: Two Moons Entwined Chris read through the result slip a couple of times, thinking he had mistaken the word “Alpha” as “Omega”. Nevertheless, no matter how many times he read it, the word “Alpha” was clearly stated there. For whatever unknown reasons, Chris was not satisfied with the result and he was denying the fact Nathan was an Alpha. Before this, he was certain his best friend was an Alpha and he did not mind it. However, after talking to his mother and listening to her thoroughly, Nathan’s description fitted more to be an Omega rather than an Alpha. Nonetheless, a heavy-seed Omega — the rarest of the rare.

I couldn't do anything crazy right now. Edward's hand grasped my fingers gently and warmly. But it made me feel even more guilty. "Luna, are you sure you want to continue?" He whispered. His voice was soft and sincere. It felt like a dagger being slowly thrust into my chest. "Yes, Alpha. We will continue." I had to agree. The sacred and holy prayer continued. "With blood as witness, we bind our vows." Alpha Aldric advanced to the altar. He carried a small dagger encrusted with moon gems, a symbol of the sacred bond.

Once he was done, I repeated the words he had said. “I, Draven Eric Douglas, hereby swear to uphold the laws and traditions of the Silver Springs pack. I shall give my life to keep my pack safe, and dedicate my life to serving my people the best way I know how. I shall strive to maintain allegiances, and gain allies that shall not only fight for us, but beside us. Finally, I promise to show our people the way to a prosperous and harmonious way of life. I accept thai role as Alpha, until it is time to pass along the torch to my heir,” I repeated. Elder Tate ran the blade over my palm, causing blood to rise to the surface. I tilted my hand and allowed the blood to drip into the chalice. The cu

I look around the car and take a deep breath. “Goddess, protect my family. And long live our new Alpha. May Brandon’s reign be prosperous, smooth, peaceful, and victorious.”

I grabbed another wine jar before heading back to the hall. The ceremony was in full swing now. The Priestess raised her voice, chanting ancient words that sent shivers down my spine. The Alphas and all the pack members joined in, their voices rising to a frenzied crescendo until the walls vibrated with power. Soon, they’d shift, and chaos would follow. That would be my moment. Too bad, Sarah wouldn't be coming with me. I found Sarah across the room. She nodded once, confirming the plan. Alpha Roderick mounted the podium. His deep voice cut through the chants.

The words echoed across the chamber, raw and desperate. For the first time, Alpha Marcus hesitated. The other elders shifted uncomfortably, their expressions softening just a fraction. Finally, he exhaled, the fight leaving his shoulders. “Then pray she forgives you,” he said. “Because if she doesn’t, every death that follows will be on your hands.” I said nothing.

The man lives in constant fear of death. Back in the pack he has introduced a new mantra in our schools, from elementary school all the way to the colleges. Every morning the children in the pack's schools have to recite a mantra with words to the effect that they pledge their loyalty to the Alpha and the pack and they are willing to serve him in any capacity when and if they are asked to.