Become Alpha Game Novels & Stories

“I don’t know what kind of task there is, but one thing I’m sure of is that the main rule has never changed since this game started.” “What rule?” I asked as my heart thundered. I was not sure this was a good thing. “The Alpha who enters the game gets to take his right-hand man with him.” Danielle smiled widely at me. I felt my whole world collapsing. I hoped I was wrong. “His right-hand man?” She nodded eagerly. “Yes. Right hand, second in command. In short, to enter, he must take his Beta with him.” I was just staring at Danielle with my mouth open as my mind went blank before darkness took over.

I started. Rebecca grabbed my shoulders. "Listen to me. Alpha is not human anymore. He is what they made Thomas into but perfected. No humanity left to exploit. No programming to hack. Just mission objectives and weapons. He was designed specifically to kill you and everyone you love. You stand and fight, you die. Simple as that." "Then we all leave," Albert decided. "Evacuate everyone. Regroup somewhere—" "No time. Alpha's team moves fast. They will catch anyone who runs now." Rebecca was already moving, pulling weapons from places we did not know existed. "I stay. I slow them down. Buy you minutes. You take Grace and go. That is the priority."

I quickly stayed away from his view and headed out of there before I was seen. * I retreated in silence, heading back to his bedroom where I should have stayed in the first place. What did he mean when he said until he was Alpha. The entire pack felt the alpha connection with him, I was even made Luna by mating with him. So many thoughts ran through my head. "At least now you're fully back to your senses." Aela raised her ears, "never take alcohol in your entire life." She rolled her eyes at me and a smile pushed up my face, I had actually missed her.

Her golden eyes and natural red lips made her look like a goddess. “Soren does not need to watch out for her." The Alpha subtly sneered as he eyed me with distaste. “She is to be Beta. If she can't fight, then it will be best to find a replacement for her. Besides, this is their first time in real combat. As future leaders of the pack, they need to prove they can defend the pack by themselves."

Me? Could I actually be an Alpha?

[Yes Alpha] [GET OUT] ×××××××××××××××××

By the time, I had finished telling all that had happened, about twenty minutes had passed, and that was after I had omitted all emotions. "So, if I didn't take it wrong, you want to learn how to become a powerful werewolf in our MoonWar Pack, right?" Allora's hand propped up on the armrest moved a little. "Yes." I looked up at the back of my chair, "Please, take me in." Allora turned her chair around and faced me head-on. It was the first time I had ever been alone with an Alpha, and the powerful aura made me shrink back as I could not control myself.

Arabella argued “I didn’t know this” “It was my mistake’ the manager said “Do you mind sitting somewhere else, please?” That was when I looked up. I couldn’t take it anymore. Who does this girl think she is? “We’re not going anywhere’ I said. The manager gasped when he saw me. He bowed his head immediately. “Good evening, Alpha,” he said “I didn’t know it was you” “Now you know,” I said “I am the Alpha of this pack. I am not moving for anyone, especially not this rude little girl”

"If that core goes critical, this whole block is a crater! We have to move!" ​"I’m not leaving without my inheritance, Sierra!" Elena shouted, struggling to break free. ​As the doors began to hiss shut, Sierra saw Alpha standing in the center of the nitrogen cloud, his hands buried in the glowing obsidian of the core. His skin was beginning to crack, revealing a dark, jagged energy beneath. He wasn't just a billionaire anymore. He was becoming something else. ​"You think a rogue can stop me?" Alpha’s voice boomed through the vault, sounding less like a man and more like a machine. "I am the Vane-System!"

Enjoy your last days of playing Alpha. Because when they leave, the real game begins. And you have no pieces left on the board.