Alucard X Seras Novels & Stories

"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.

On the night her pack's alpha publicly rejects her for another woman, Seraphina Vale expects humiliation. She doesn't expect a death sentence. Stripped of her mate bond and left without protection, Sera watches Kael Draven name Isolde Kane his true Luna in front of the entire pack, and within hours, Isolde has convinced Blackthorn's elders that a rejected mate with no rank and no defender is nothing but a liability. Bound and dragged into the forest to be killed on her own alpha's order, Sera expects that to be the end of her story. Instead, a stranger cuts down her executioners without hesitation and claims her before she can say a single word in protest. Lucian Voss, alpha of a rival famil

Serena pov My heart stopped beating, he was choosing another she-wolf over me, not just any wolf, Alex...My twin? She has always wanted to get rid of me. And now she becomes Luna? For heaven's sake, she's my twin, what's in her that's not in me? Becoming a rogue wouldn't be so bad. It's better than having to see them together every day. It would kill me. 'Sea?' I called my wolf. 'Are you good?'

I whisper, voice hoarse. Lucian doesn’t respond. He doesn’t even blink. “He’s not coming back,” I try again, softly. “It’s over.” Still nothing. But then I say the only word that matters. “Seris.” Lucian’s head snaps up. Without a word, he turns and starts walking toward the cave, his every step heavy with grief and fatigue. The others follow, limping, bloodied, broken—but alive. We enter the cave together. Spellfire flickers across the damp stone walls, casting long shadows. At the center lies Seris, her body encircled by glowing runes etched into the earth. The symbols pulse like a heartbeat, their glow eerie and relentless.

Alucard was my friend; we always talked about each other's lives, and never once had he mentioned Ryker's name. The first werewolf he associated with was Luperca, the woman he fell in love with. Something about Ryker didn’t add up. "Lucian… is everything okay?" she asked gently. "I want to meet this Ryker," I said, gulping. "I have important questions for him."

Another elder rose slowly from his seat. “With respect, Luna Fiona, many witnessed Serena leaving with Caleb. The images were circulated. The bond between her and Alpha Jayden weakened publicly. We cannot ignore what is before our eyes.” The pack leaders on the screens were murmuring among themselves now. Good. Let the anticipation build. I allowed my gaze to harden slightly. “You believe you know what you saw,” I said slowly. “But appearances can be deceiving.” A wave of skepticism swept through the hall. “Then clarify it,” someone shouted.

“ I don’t know! A messenger in mask… they said she doesn’t belong here, that someone would come take her away…” Take her away, take her again after twelve years of searching. I let go of his throat just to speak clearly. “If you ever go close to her… I will cut off your head” He nodded hard and desperate. “Luca,” I said, standing. “Handle him. Make him tell us everything.” Luca dragged the man away. My body still filled with rage. That was when I heard a quiet sound behind me. I turned and saw Sera standing at the top of the stairs.. barefoot, with a white nightgown. Her eyes looked terrified. She looked like she wanted to disappear… or run.

They both burst into laughter, and just then, the door was pushed open for the second time that day, and the both of them jolted in their seats. Fear crossed their faces, as they sat upright. I looked at the dead Sera, and she jumped off from her seat. She looked scared, even though she was dead, and she made to pass me by, but I held her back. She was probably trying to leave. “Alpha Stein, Alpha Jonas. What… what brings you here?” Living Sera asked, as she got up from her seat, followed by Lady Matilda. The two Alphas looked like they had just finished a hot fight.