Alpha Wolves Debunked 소설 & 이야기

Those were their trophies. “Hunters,” I whispered to myself. “Rasia….” My father’s voice cracked through the noise. He was the Alpha of our small pack. He was strong and looked unbreakable. U turned towards him…running. But I never reached him. A blast goes off. The shockwave threw me into the dirt as pain exploded through my shoulder. I immediately tasted blood. When I looked up, the elder’s hall was burning. Wolves I trained with, fighters, are dropping like flies as silver bullets pierce through them.

He squints and folds his hands on the desk, waiting for me to continue. "When I was captured by the werewolves, I didn’t escape." I exhale, leaning forward. I watch as his posture shift slightly, his face remaining unreadable. "Their alpha found me," I continue, "And he bit me." My father shakes his head, his expression hardening. "That’s not possible, Ingrid. The bite is lethal to humans." He responds. "If he bit you, you shouldn’t be alive.” He opens a drawer and pulls out a thick file. He flips through the pages like I didn’t just tell him something that could shatter our entire world.

They made me demonstrate the defensive posture of a wolf with no Alpha bond crouching, arms up, the posture of someone who had no backup, no reinforcement, nothing at their back. They laughed at everything. They made me stand at the front of the room and answer questions about my bloodline - not the historical kind, the degrading kind. Is it true rogue wolves can't form deep bonds? Is it true you never had a real pack, just stragglers? Is it true your father's wolves broke and scattered the moment they were challenged? My father's wolves didn't break. They died. There was a difference. But I didn't say that. I stood there, giving them the shortest answers I could.

As Alpha Kael returned home, his grandmother awaited him with urgency. She had intended to discuss the unfair contract he had signed, but before she could, the news exploded with a scandalous headline: Alpha Kael had forcefully assulted a young wolf, killing her and disposing of her body. The accusations were false, but the rival's manipulative words fueled the outrage.

If he’s noticed or not, he says nothing. “Right,” Jay agrees with another low hum in his throat. “Well, we have similarities to real wolves, but we are not like actual wolves at all. Real wolves, despite what humans once thought, do not have ranks like alpha, beta, omega… so forth. They’re just a mother and father breeding pair and their offspring. Werewolves, however, have those ranks,” he continues, his voice smooth and warm. I nod my head slowly. “And you are… the leader of the group, right?” I ask. After a moment’s pause, I then add, “the Alpha?”

I pointed out. Doctor Smith instantly lowered his head, knowing that his mistake could also cost him his life. “I’m telling the truth, Alpha. I’ve checked all her pulse points multiple times, but her wolf wasn’t there. Even my wolf couldn’t feel her wolf spirit.” “Then what was that? How do you explain what happened?” I demanded, my eyes turning angry as he lacked all the answers I needed. Doctor Smith was unable to answer for a long time. “This Alpha is already out of my expertise,” he answered with fear.

It’s great to see one person embracing his old age instead of dyeing his hair black, which is a common practice in the South. “Could it have been that the female wolves in the South are not appealing enough? Or, you’ve gone through each one and gotten tired of them. You needed some excitement so you went to look for it in the body of an enemy. A weakling that should have met her death the moment she got in here.” Paul. I hate Paul with every fiber in my body. He is the weakest of the council. Sly, but thinks he’s sleek. Only with his mouth, and, if this wasn’t a query session, I would have ripped out his tongue and fed it to wolves.

I say as we step outside. "I see the two of you are ready to fight us. I hope you are also prepared to die. We do not believe in that nonsense that you told the rest of the werewolves. We know that you are not the first alphas. Today we will prove it to everyone that is here. We want you to see that your alphas are less powerful than you think. We will confirm today that they are not the first Alphas and that the Moon Goddess did not speak to them. You will see that you have been fooled all along. They only made you fight with them against the vampires. And they used to lie to make you follow them. I wanted you to believe they are the first alphas, and their wolves are very special. They onl

"So we are supposed to accept it? Accept that the girl we all blamed for her parents death is suddenly the White Wolf, the one the legends say could save us or destroy us?" The room fell silent again. I felt every eye on me. My heart was pounding hard that I thought it would crack a rib.. My wolf did not flinch. I stepped forward past Damon into the space between the tables. I looked at Marcus at the elders and then at the whole pack. I said, "I never asked for this. I never asked for the bond. To be the Alphas mate or to be the White Wolf.. I am and I am done hiding it."

"You can't? Aren't you just like them? I mean, from what I've learned so far, an Alpha is like a king." "I am only an Alpha on the outside, Arwa. A true Alpha has a wolf. A wolf is an important aspect of our life, but I don't have it. Or better yet, I've never shifted." "Why?" she asked softly, inching a bit closer to me. I could smell her, a sweet and flowery fragrance which made me ball my hands into fists. She didn't even realize the effect she had on me, or how badly I wished I could have her. But I had to control myself, because she was not mine to claim. Yet.