Alphas Episodes Novels & Stories

She does not need anything more stress to add to her worry. Alpha Erick waits until Luna Kate, and Alanis are gone. Then he pats me on the arm. "Come on, there is one thing about these wolves that is not like us," Alpha Erick says. I follow him into the house where Walter is lying on the floor, dead, covered in blood. He stands over Walter waiting for something.

“I do. We get Alphas here all the time. Mostly the same ones, but with so many within the same building for nearly a month, you can feel the power run through the place…” “Give me those six Alphas first…” “Alpha Beau, Alpha Oliver, Alpha Maverick, Alpha Arlo, Alpha Adrian and um…” He looks down at the ground and I can feel the fear come off of him. I step a little closer and place my hand on his shoulder and say, “It’s okay. Who was the final Alpha?” “King Malik... Alpha.”

“Gee, thanks, Kline. I’m glad I’m not dead, too.” “Do you know what’s going to happen?” “Not since the moment I smelled him in that shitty diner I should’ve burned down years ago,” I say. I didn’t mean for it to sound funny, but I see the corner of his mouth twitch anyway. “Alphas don’t plateau, Greer. They escalate.” My mouth goes dry. I tear my eyes away and stare down the coastline, trying to slow my breathing. It doesn’t work. “That means what, exactly?” I ask.

Me? Could I actually be an Alpha?

"Forgive the interruption, My Lord, but the Elder Alphas have called for a breakfast meeting with the rest of the visiting Alphas to discuss recent developments. They also wish to conclude yesterday's meeting so that everyone can return to their packs." Benny reported, finally straightening up to gaze at us. He granted me a small smile in greeting before averting his eyes to look at anything but me. We were all in an uncomfortable position thanks to the man holding me close as he hummed in response to the report we had been given. "Anxiety must be swirling around the Alphas. They've realized the Rogues are not to be underestimated and want to return home to ensure their packs are safe. Alrig

A bunch of the alphas kept giving reasons for why they needed more resources than the other packs, which turned into a full-blown screaming match. “We lost the most warriors, almost a dozen over the past six months,” one of the alphas argued. “Yeah well, we lost a mother and her young child just a few weeks ago,” another retorted. This continued for several minutes. Everyone was now standing and shouting over each other. Rider and the elders were trying to gain control of the room, but it was useless. They were lost in their own little world. “Shit. I should have brought popcorn. You alphas are a dysfunctional bunch. Y’all need counseling,” Emma joked as the chaos in the room intensified. So

Teagan's front paws rose, his claws gleaming in the dark night, his sharp fangs ready to tear his enemy apart. On the other side, Pablo was fully aware of the attack aimed at him. This was what he had been waiting for all this time; he wanted to face Teagan alone. With the same movement, he jumped forward as well. They met in the air, claws wide open, resulting in a powerful collision. The two Alphas collided with unimaginable force. Their bodies shot forward, filled with pure power and extraordinary agility. They created an impact that shook the ground, sending shockwaves that could be felt to the edge of the battlefield.

Everything will be fine," he says, staring at me with a tender smile. I return the smile. "Alpha, the wolf is easily defeating all our men," my beta looks at me perplexed, fear in his eyes. No one has ever defeated us before, we're supposed to be the most powerful pack in the world, and I'm the alpha of alphas. But the wolf outside is not just any wolf, it's the wolf from the legend. Everyone believed that the hidden pack was just a myth, and seeing the alpha of that pack is hard to believe. "We will go fight, David," Jake takes my hand upon hearing those words and looks at me with fear.

“Alpha is sick.” *

he said slowly, “what’s with all this pheromone talk? I feel like I’m missing something here.” Zhao Kai turned his head slightly toward him, careful not to bump into the mop handle behind him. “It’s kind of hard to explain,” he said. “Think of it like how some people get louder when they’re excited or nervous. Alphas don’t always do it with their voices. Sometimes it happens with scent.” Liu Jian nodded in agreement, now noticeably more subdued. “Yeah. It’s like an accidental shouting match,” he added. “Just with smells instead of sound.”