Becoming An Alpha Novels & Stories

he said softly, then exited without saying anything else to me. “Okay,” I muttered to the empty space as I watched him start to jog up past the gas station down a paved road. “Will I see him again?” I murmured sullenly, and Stormy whined a little bit, then said, “I don't know. He has become Alpha and his responsibilities will be overwhelming.” Confused by the whole thing I questioned her on how he would become Alpha without passing the Academy. “Birthright trumps a degree. The Academy helps train and teach those who are already going to be in that position, both Alphas and Lunas. Plus it brings them in from across the country so they can be matched with their potential mate,” she explained.

How do you feel about that, I asked him. Actually, dad, that sounds great to me. I really don't think that two years will be enough time for me to learn how to become a great Alpha to the pack. Anyways I would rather focus on my studies right now. Then that way when I graduate I would have a great knowledge of my studies from school and of being a great Alpha. That is exactly true Zach and the first thing of becoming a great Alpha is knowing when and what should come first.

It was something I would rather never talk about again, but I understood why this was important to her. "What exactly do you want to know?" Maybe that would make it easier. If I knew what she wanted to know specifically. "First, how did you become Alpha?" "Through blood, sweat, and tears. It wasn’t an easy feat at all." "There's no way it would have been, but you've always been destined for greatness." "Yeah, well, I wish that made it any easier. It would have been way easier if I was someone that was content with pushing things to other people. I always have to be first or nothing."

Mark After the upcoming joint birthday celebration for my brothers and me, we plan to hold a special ceremony to transfer the Alpha leadership from our father to us officially. This event holds immense significance for our family as it signifies the continuation of our legacy and leadership within the pack. From a very young age, my brothers and I have dedicated ourselves to honing our skills and preparing for the responsibilities that come with being Alphas. It's a role that demands constant attention and focus but is incredibly rewarding. As Alphas, we hold power and influence within our high school, which naturally contributes to our popularity. We have the ability to lead and make an imp

"I know you have a lot of responsibilities on your shoulders, but it is a special and rare opportunity to become an alpha. It is only given to those who are ready to make the ultimate sacrifice. And there is no shame in refusing to become one. But I believe you were chosen for this purpose." I was silent. I had never really wanted to become an alpha. I just wanted to live a normal life, away from all the drama. I was already surrounded by it, even without being an alpha, from the fact that the enemies already knew of my gifts. I was no longer safe, either. “The alpha ceremony is in a few weeks’ time. You have to take up your position as the alpha of the Castros pack. You have to compete and

I asked with my hands in my hair. “I won’t force you to become alpha. It’s your choice. But do you know what I think makes a good alpha? One who doubts herself, who asks for help, who admits when she doesn’t know everything. Those people you met? Those so-called alphas? They boost their egos, never admit when they make a mistake, and bully people to follow them. It’s a lot harder to earn respect than to make people fear you, and I know you’ll be able to earn the respect of this pack and our allies.”

Andrea studied everything she gained knowledge about the South pack when she was still married and living with Alpha Bryan. There is a rule that in order to become an Alpha, the candidates of the Alpha need to fight for the position in order to know who is right for the position. However, in Andrea's situation, she easily stole the Alpha's position, which is why many citizens didn't support the incoming new Alpha.

I stood up from my chair, opening my mouth to excuse myself, but my father whipped his head towards me and pointed wordlessly at the chair, indicating our meeting was not over. “We need to discuss you becoming Alpha,” he said calmly. I nodded, sitting up a little straighter, knowing the importance of this discussion. “We will hold your Alpha ceremony on the Summer Solstice. But first, we need you to go to Alpha Phil’s academy. You must find a new beta.” I blinked at him, my brain not fully processing his words. I had a beta. Drew was going to be my beta. He had earned that position not just by birth, but by working his way through the warrior ranks and becoming the best warrior in our pack,

“Yeah, she is.” Dad returns my smile, setting a hand on my shoulder again. “Look, I know I’ve been harping on you about settling down, finding a mate, but… that’s not what makes an alpha. It’s taking initiative, stepping up and taking the lead, like you’ve been doing with the squad. An alpha has to lead with a strong hand but know when to be gentle. Has to be firm, yet fair. Has to be reliable. And I’m not saying that all of that comes overnight, but I think with time, you can be all of those things. Be the alpha that this pack needs.”

I squatted so I could look her in the eyes. "Babe, what is it? I am here for you" I said holding her hands. It was at that moment that Jennifer bothered to look at me, what I saw shocked me to my bone marrow and instead I rephrased my sentence, "what do I have to do?" I asked pleadingly, "you need to become an Alpha" she said with a passionless voice. I paused, looked at her for a while, "yes, I’m an Alpha but I need a pack to become one" I said,