Alucard Abridged Novels & Stories

he calls out. One of the vampires in the room steps forward. He was very tall with a huge frame. “Ever fucked filth like this before?” my uncle sneers. “We all know you’ll fuck anything. Why not give us a little show?” My entire body went pale. Olsen grins, flashing sharp, yellowed fangs as his eyes roam over me. “I don’t know if she’s quite my taste, My Lord.” he murmurs cruelly. “You won’t know until you give her a try.” My uncle grabs my arm and yanks me to my feet before shoving me toward him. “Go on.”

“Have you graduated?” I shake my head. “No, I’m a senior since I started studying late. I’m doing my last year studying otherwordly communication, but I will transfer to your college within a week. And I’m studying this because, umm... I hope it will help me speak with many different creatures as the new Luna of the Lycanrock pack.” I feel silly admitting that, but Alex doesn’t laugh. “That’s admirable,” he grins. “Oh, and if we have any of the same classes, maybe you could help me? I’m sort of failing in everything because I’m not taking it very seriously.”

But that silver wolf grabbed his arm and threw him on his back, saving his life. “Who did this to him?” Julian heard a furious voice from above (as now he was on the ground), and raised his head. A young boy only in shorts was growling at the head of coven, who was trembling in chains. “Remove the pins from her tongue, I want answers.” Alpha Eric’s gaze was fixed at the half human and half dog, an open challenge to the Moon Goddess’s laws. “It’s a nobody, Alpha.” That notorious necromancer was a scared kitten before that silver haired Alpha, Julian’s nerves tightened due to the regal aura of that Alpha.

“Do you need me to warm it up for you again?” “No, your majesty! Please spare me!” “Then answer my question. I am not going to repeat this again. Where the hell is Alucard right now?” “I don’t know!” he shrieked. “He disappeared after we let him in two nights ago. Please believe me, your majesty!” he cried, still trembling as he attempted to protect his manhood with his hands. “That good-for-nothing asshole cut off his communication with me after he went in!”

"I felt it at the house. I felt it when you took those keys." Alaric’s hand came up, grabbing my wrist. His grip was firm, but he didn't pull my hand away. He just held it there, right over his heart. "You're playing with things you don't understand," he said, his voice dropping even lower. "Then explain it to me. Stop treating me like a student and talk to me."

I spun around. A huge grey wolf stood on the balcony. Blood on its muzzle. Eyes fixed on me. Not one of Kai's wolves. I could tell. This one radiated wrong. Evil. It started clawing at the glass. Hard enough to crack it. I backed away. Looked for a weapon. Anything. The glass shattered. The wolf jumped through. Shifted mid-air. And standing in my room, covered in blood and smiling like death, was Marcus. "Hello, Aurora," my uncle said softly. "Time to come home." **END OF CHAPTER NINE**

Marcel saw it at the same time I did. He was upright instantly, every trace of softness gone. “What happened?” he demanded. His voice was no longer warm. It was Alpha. Controlled. Dangerous. Luna Isobel lifted her chin slightly, her eyes meeting mine for just a second before she turned her attention to her son once more. “Elara got into an accident.” My stomach tightened. “She is bleeding, and the pack doctors are taking care of her.” “What kind of accident?” Marcel asked, already swinging his legs over the side of the bed. “What happened exactly?”

The hope in Miranda's voice was so obvious. "No, Aunt, I met my real father," Audrey informed. Miranda fell silent for a while, then she asked, "Who is he?" Audrey hadn't told Ms. Bridget about this too, so, she turned to her, looking at her as she spoke, "Alpha Malachi," "What?" "Oh dear!" Miranda and Ms. Bridget exclaimed at the same time. "How?" Miranda asked curiously. "I don't know how, either. But yesterday, he met me and my wolf instantly recognized him; when he touched me, I saw where he had locked her up. She never abandoned us, she's been living a miserable life at the hands of that evil man," Audrey spoke with anger.

His ruined eye socket was black and empty, but the other eye glowed red. Not gold. Red. His neck bent at an impossible angle as his head turned toward me. When he smiled, blood slid between his teeth. “Human Luna,” he rasped. The fireline went out. Every flame. Every torch. Every coal. Darkness dropped over the camp like a hand closing. And in the black, the dead soldier whispered, “The Alpha wants his key back.”

"If protecting my people makes me your enemy… then I will bear that burden." A long pause followed. "But I will never become the monster you've been taught to fear." The valley fell into complete silence. Across the battlefield, one rider slowly stepped forward. A broad-shouldered Alpha with streaks of gray in his dark hair. Alpha Cedric of Ironcrest. His warriors immediately shouted. "My Alpha!" "Don't go!" "It's a trap!" Cedric ignored them. He rode alone until he stopped several paces before Aurelia. Lucian's generals instinctively reached for their weapons. Lucian lifted one hand.