Beta Level Mutants Novels & Stories

THE BETA'S REDEMPTION - The Beta and His Human Mate By Alora Sterling (A continuation of Beta Before An Alpha) Carlos: I was Alpha Logan’s Beta before he had tossed me in these filthy cells only meant for the worst offenders or traitors lurking within his pack. Now, I’m one of them. Sad to say, but I don’t regret it. The only thing I regret, is not seeing her face one last time before she took off running from these same cells. Yet, maybe it’s for the best. I am not the perfect mate material. And I never will be. I have responsibilities and commitments I can never turn away from, not even for a mate.

Darren said to me. I knew he was really concerned about me, but he is also needed in the pack. "No, Darren, I got this. You should be home protecting our clan. That is why I am your Beta," I said to him. "Carsen, before you are my beta, you are my brother, and I always want you safe, even though you are very stubborn, and I feel like killing you at times," Darren said to me jokingly. We both laughed as happiness is free.

at her question, he paused briefly, only sparing her a glimpse with his frozen smile before he picked up his smile again. "No. We're just special," he shrugged. "It's the first time this is happening," his expression turned stern and so did his voice. "It was a shock when he mentioned it." "Yet you played along. Why?" "I'm a Beta," was his response. He straightened and stared at her with curious eyes, "Shouldn't trusting my Alpha be a part of my duties even if it's to trust blindly?" That sounded all too familiar, it made her frown, "That's stupid."

He would like to discuss business with you as well, if you are interested. We hope to hear from you soon. Regards, Beta Dallas of The Wild Spirit Pack Scanning the contents of the letter, I tried to place if I'd heard of the pack before. I knew smaller packs were vulnerable to rogue attacks due to their size, but they were not often heard of. Since this Alpha was just of age, that means the attack could have happened last week, last year, or last decade. I decided to call my father in to see if he knew anything about this pack or the attack.

The only place left untouched by Neo's corruption. The perfect place to remind her who we used to be. I slammed the tailgate shut and turned toward the porch, expecting to see her stepping out any minute. Instead, I saw movement from the left—two pack members, warriors I knew well, striding toward me fast. "Beta," one of them called, breathless. "We've been trying to reach Alpha. He won't respond to the mindlink." I tensed. "Did you try the internal line?" "Yeah. He's not answering that either. We… we can hear him in there. He sounds like—"

After staring at a silent Alpha Malcolm for a few minutes, Paul turned his attention to the man beside him. That's when he recognized him as the Beta. He smiled to himself. He would certainly have buy his cousin a beer for this capture. "Since your fearless leader have nothing to say, what about you?" Alpha Paul asked the Beta that only looked at him with disdain.

"The beta has done more difficult cases than this." It just seemed as if whatever idea I brought up, they had a counter to it. I couldn't believe someone would do something so heartless, taking advantage of a mute girl, the alpha said, his expression a mixture of anger and sadness. The beta's eyes narrowed, his jaw clenched in determination. "Don't worry, alpha," he said. "I'll find him, no matter what it takes." The alpha nodded, his eyes never leaving the beta's face. "I know you will, beta. You're the best we have."

She was asking me if he was a wolf. I gave her a small nod and in a small voice, I said “He was away when the rogues attacked and his beta was killed right before I was taken” She wrinkled her brows “What are rogues and beta?” I seem to have forgotten that they know nothing about wolves. “Rogues are like wild wolves with no homes and a beta is the second in command in a pack” Juliana watched me for a moment “You sound so different,” Now it was my turn to look at her for some moments. “You say it like it’s in a bad way,” I asked more than stated.

Elder Matt asked. I nodded. “Yes. A beta is someone who is supposed to stand by my side unconditionally without thinking about the benefits he or she could get from me. A beta is someone who should be able to handle the affairs of the kingdom when I am not around. He or she should be like an assistant Luna or Alpha. The position of a beta is a very crucial one because any support an Alpha or Luna gets from them will determine the fate of the pack,” I looked around as they watched me keenly, waiting for me to end what I was saying. I could see the fears on their faces, they sure are scared that their plans had been screwed up. “Am I right?” I asked after I was done scrutinizing their faces. “

Beta cautioned, their voice carrying the wisdom of countless trials overcome. Alpha Jayden nodded, acknowledging Beta's concerns. "Indeed, Beta. But we have something that sets us apart. We have each other," Alpha Jayden responded, their voice filled with unwavering conviction. "Our unwavering spirit and the strength of our unity are our greatest assets. Together, we can overcome any obstacle that comes our way."