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The idea that a goddess watches over them became a popular opinion. Humans didn't survive long with the mass evolution of wolves, who took over the earth in waves of occupation and slaughter. The race... went extinct within years, and the wolves took over even the tiniest corners of caves. For ages, the hierarchy remained primal, but soon enough, the strongest began to divide. So the Alphas were established. Those who were fastest, strongest, their scents transgressed into intensified aromas that they could control and impact lesser wolves. Then there are the Betas, loyal followers and advisors. Deltas and Gammas became enforcers; those that were too difficult to control became rouges. Final

"In the hierarchy of Alphas, there are five distinct ranks. You probably already know them, but let me break it down anyway." She held up one finger. "First, the Lunaris Alphas. Their speed is unmatched, faster than the wind itself." A second finger. "Then, The Behemoths—brute strength incarnate. Your uncle is one, and trust me, he could crush a boulder with his bare hands." She giggled, and I rolled my eyes. "Next, The Apex Predators—strong, fast, and immune to most weaknesses. Your dear fiancé, Kaith, is one of them."

Keagan flicked out his tongue and licked my cheek from my chin to my ear with a growl. I shivered at the heat of his tongue on my skin and wanted to pull away from his hold but he still held me in place. “I own you, Jessica. You're mine. You can deny all you want but you fucking know I'm the only one who gets your pussy wet. I fucking own you…” he sucked my earlobe and then pulled it between his teeth, biting hard. His rugged, hot breath flushed against my skin, his member stroking over and over the place he’s aware is my weak spot. “Do you know what the Alphas do to the omega preys of their pack?" He questioned, making me oddly go still.

I said to Jonathan softly, and his frown deepened. “The Alpha has made a decision; there is no going back now,” the rogue said with a smile, and almost immediately, the others behind him started howling loudly. “Trust me, Jonathan, I know what I’m doing,” I whispered to him. Even though I could see in his eyes that he didn’t believe me, he stepped aside and let me handle it. “How long will it take?” I asked the rogue, and he grinned. “That shouldn’t be your concern right now, Alpha Aeros. Your concern should be that she isn’t discovered by the humans before we get to her, or else things could get ugly really fast. After all, you know just how vicious humans can be to species, not exactly lik

one of the alphas says with a chuckle. In the presence of the alphas, my small omega reveals her teeth, ready to defend herself. However, just as she is about to growl, I emit a soothing purr that catches her off guard. She stops in her tracks, her eyes filled with a mixture of pain and confusion, and seeks solace in my lap. As if following her lead, the adorable pups venture out of their nest, emitting tiny yelps of excitement. They curiously sniff the air and make their way towards me, climbing onto my legs and snuggling against my mate, finding comfort in our bond.

I asked him, unwilling to throw the question at any of our fathers. “I’ll do the honors, son,” my father chimed in just before he laid out the most ridiculous revelation of all time. For the next fifteen minutes, he went on about how he’d banded with the other two Alphas years ago because of a prophecy that was delivered directly to them from the moon goddess’s messenger. He spoke in detail about how April was meant to tear us apart and pit us against each other until it led to our bitter ends. And not just us, apparently, our packs would also be subject to humiliation and extinction by the time she was done with us.

The wolves were. They were everywhere. A sea of them. Golden eyes in the darkness, the glint of teeth, the silent, predatory stillness of a pack on the hunt. They watched me, their faces a blank canvas of cold indifference, their eyes flicking over my body like I was a thing to be judged. I could feel their thoughts, a silent, mocking hum in the air. A human? Look at that scrap of a thing. That's the Alpha's new breeder? She won't last a week.

The scent was growing stronger. They were close. And James… James was about to learn exactly what happened to those who touched what belonged to the Alpha.

I teased. A sudden coldness enveloped me. It was brutal and knee jerking. My head felt like it was about to split open and pain pierced into my soul. Something was happening. Something bad and terrible. The Alphas had done something they were not supposed to do. “Are you okay?” I found Icarus by my side and realized that I had fell on my knees. My whole body locked tight and I went through an agonizing paralysis. Visions began to attack me as I violently convulsed. Our world was under threat. The Alphas had unknowingly fulfilled a part of an old prophecy. Visions of creatures’ unseen, images of abominations unknown.

A shiver ran down my spine. Retracing my steps, I padded over to the table, which had the item lying on it. It was a book, a really, really old book. Flipping through the pages, I discovered it was a journal, its pages detailing the fall of a great alpha king. My brows scrunched. What the hell is an alpha? However, before I could read further, an unseen force hit me, nearly sweeping me off my feet.