Alucard X Seras Novels & Stories

he ordered and left with Alaric. *** Alpha Lucian stood over a map in the stronghold of Ironclaw Pack, his warriors gathered. “We strike before nightfall,” he declared, glancing at his beta, Liam. As soon as he discarded the warriors away, Luna Seris burst into the room. “Lucian, please. This will destroy us! You have to rethink!” But Lucian wasn't ready to listen. He turned, his face hard. “Leave, Seris. Don't provoke me.” “I won’t. I'm saying the truth. Listen to me, Lucian. You’ll get us all killed–”

Sera said, humming, while her focus was still on her breakfast. “Each Alpha is expected to come with a company, either his mistress or his Luna and I would love you to escort me and be my partner for the conference” Alcide added and just as Sera heard him, her hands became weak and she dropped her cup suddenly, making the hot tea to splash on her a little “Ouch” she screamed, as she felt her hand scalded from the burn Alcide quickly stood up and grabbed her hands, observing the burn and then he blew on it. Luckily, it was a minor burn and won’t leave a scar.

She looks so gorgeous today as if she had a ceremony to attend. A moment after Aurora left, I sighed in relief, wanting to hide my presence. I rested my head on the marbled wall and thought of who the villain could be. All I knew was that I was in the means of my enemies. "Hahaha.... Gabriel, you are fucking sweet!" Serah's voice screeched as she walked in, her high heels clicking the transparent tiles. I began to hear lips slamming against each other furiously then I peeped Into the scene and saw a tall, fair, and huge guy kissing Serah and touching every part of her body while she danced to his seduction.

His presence radiated strength and resolve, his gaze unwaveringly fixed on Seraphina. With a primal bellow, Lucas lunged at Seraphina, their forms colliding in a tumultuous clash. The impact echoed through the room, and Seraphina was sent hurtling back, crashing to the ground with a resounding thud. Blood stained the floor beneath her, a stark reminder of the battle's intensity. I watched, a mixture of relief and gratitude washing over me, as Lucas stood before me, a sentinel against the darkness that had threatened to consume us. The werewolves around us held their breath, their wide eyes fixed on the spectacle before them.

~Lydia's POV~ I stood in the shadows of the corridor, my heart racing with satisfaction as Serah's face transformed right in front of the visiting Luna. Veins spread across her skin like dark rivers, and her fangs lengthened fully. The strong scent of the Luna's blood had done exactly what I wanted, and Serah looked ready to strike. The visiting Alpha appeared suddenly from the main hall, drawn by the strange silence. When he saw his wife facing Serah in that state, anger flashed across his face. He rushed forward and flung Serah off with one powerful push, sending her crashing against the wall to protect his Luna.

"You've caused enough pain and suffering. It's time to put an end to this." Alec sneered, his expression filled with malice. "You think you can defeat me?" he taunted. "You're nothing but a weak little girl." Without hesitation, Erica lunged at him, and the two alphas clashed in a fierce battle. Each blow was met with equal force, the ground shaking beneath them. Their pack members watched in awe and fear, knowing that the outcome of this duel would determine the fate of their kingdoms. Meanwhile, Alaric and his vampire allies continued to disrupt and disorient Alec's forces. Their agility and speed were unmatched, allowing them to strike swiftly and retreat before the enemy could react.

As Sera was dying, she stormed into the room. Aurora didn't understand the ancient vampire tongue Lucien was muttering to her while he held her. Aurora's hybrid sight saw the tie between them as a thin silver thread that pulsed once, twice, and then started to fray."No," gasped Lucien. "Not yet. Let me—"

someone whispered. Her size eclipsed Marcus. Her aura hit the clearing like a shockwave. Marcus froze mid-strike, ears flattening. For the first time, he looked afraid. Sera launched at him. Her silver body collided with his red wolf, tearing him away from Kade and sending him flying into a stone pillar. He landed hard, dazed. The rage burning through her wasn’t chaos—it was righteous fire. Memory after memory surged: Her mother’s laugh. Her father’s warm arms.