Axel Blaze Novels & Stories

"Are the new pussy eater?" They all laughed. Dexter exchanged glances with Blaze. Blaze already knew that he was trying to control his anger. "We'd like to speak with Axel" "It's Master Axel. I'll be Alpha soon, so watch your mouth" he said. "Can we speak to you master Axel?" Blaze asked. "Good. Not now, I'm pretty busy with some other things, like my girlfriend and my friends. I don't have time for strangers. Please, leave" he said and continued kissing his girlfriend.

I responded to him and smiled slightly, he just nodded at me before motioning me to sit next to him which I immediately did. "I assume everyone here already knows why I called a meeting today. Alpha Blake of Blood Moon pack is here today to pledge his allegiance with the Werewolf Council of America. If there is any objection to Alpha Blake joining this council please stand up and state your reason for objecting Alpha Blake's allegiance." Alpha Kayden said and suddenly the people inside the hall looked around as if they were waiting to see if anyone would stand to protest Alpha Blake's pack joining the Werewolf Council.

Blaze says, pulling back. Felix’s eyes flick to me like he wants to stab me in the throat. “Your building’s still not safe?” he asks. Blaze shakes his head. “Not yet.” “You can come to my place. You know that.” I snort. “A mini apartment? How cozy.” “Fuck off,” Felix mutters. “He’s fine,” Blaze says quickly, placing a hand on Felix’s shoulder. “I’ll be okay. If this asshole fucks up, I’ll kill him myself.”

I don't know him and I didn't ask for his help in the first place for him to get mad like this. I turned and was about to leave the tent when I heard a growl of beast. I stiffened. "Don't test my temper human. I have a high respect with Axel but I won't hesitate to use force on you. You two were not official yet so I don't care if you're his.." He cleared his throat. "His friend." Who's Axel? I've been hearing that name since I woke up and they were calling him Alpha. I stared at the shadows that was passing by the tent. Am I in a wolf territory?

he uses his other hand to flimsily gesture in my direction, peeking from the gaps in between his fingers. Bell immediately shields her own eyes when spotting me, "I'm blind!" She shakes her head, refusing to look at me. "Max, what did you do to Benley?! Bring his nose back!" "Zie nose zis zasgusting!" Ramos yells and pulls a face too before suddenly fainting. I'm officially done for today.

The tension in front of the house was intensifying as Blaze and his men stood their ground while staring coldly at Axel's guys. “Have you guys gotten enough beating to learn your lessons and get the hell out of here!” One of Axel's men said, gazing at Blaze. Gazing at the bat in his grip, Blaze smirked, ignoring the pain in his rib and his aching body. “I must admit. I didn't expect you guys to be this many, and I didn't come prepared. But Nah, we are just starting this dance." Blaze said, spitting his bloody saliva on the floor before eyeing the guys on his left.

he asked sharply. Austin took a small step back, clearly taken aback by Blaze’s sudden intensity. He stammered, his voice a little shaky. “Oh, I just—” Blaze didn’t let him finish. His gaze turned colder, more menacing. “You just what?” He took a slow step toward Austin, his body language radiating dominance. “Thought it was okay to come crying to someone else's woman after your one did you wrong?” Austin seemed to shrink under the weight of Blaze’s words, his usual bravado faltering. “No, that’s not—”

he asked, his tone light and full of mirth but his eyes sharp and assessing under his heavy brows. "Actually, he is newly mated and doing well by all accounts." Brand tried to control the anger and sarcasm in his voice. This man would surely pay for his insolence. "I'm sure they'll have young in no time at all." Brand crossed his arms over his chest, flung his hair out of his eyes and stood to his full impressive height. He may not be the Alpha of his clan, despite his machinations, but he was still a Sköll warrior. He would not let anyone insult him, or his clan – no matter their rank. His wolf paced within him in indignation. It took an extreme act of will not to simply let the beast out t

But I felt the shift beside me. Attention. Focus. “That’s not possible,” Kaelen said. “It is now,” the stranger replied. Ash crossed his arms. “Okay, cool. Love that. Hate that. Continue.” The stranger’s voice lowered slightly. Less performance. More truth. “The Axis was never meant to be controlled.” His eyes moved to Isabella again. “It was meant to cycle.” She frowned slightly. “Cycle into what?” He didn’t hesitate. “Collapse. Reset. Replacement.” Silence.

Alex said, his tone in mock defense, "I like this cushy gig, devoid of brutish training and running in the mud." We talked a bit more, playing catch up on their research efforts and what discoveries they had been making. Alex had created an elaborate map, cross referencing battles the Blood Pack fought with the attacks we'd faced. He'd painstakingly analysed the fight patterns, the direction the attacks had come from and mapped out where other victims of the Blood Pack had lay claim on their land. He matched this with the patterns of fires and rogue attacks, applying some sort of algorithm to all of it to pinpoint where he believed The Reckoning would occur. It was brilliant, I couldn't deny