Bloods Allies Novels & Stories

Alpha Rey's job was to be the main attacker and make sure the herd remained standing to fight the enemies. Alpha Aric looked at me with hatred. “You will all pay dearly for every drop of blood that comes out of my army! The werewolf packs that unite into an alliance will destroy you all. And we will plunder all the riches of the Blood Pack realm that you guarded so desperately!” he shouted ferociously, venting his anger at us.

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"Now, I want you to trust me big time, Cm. I want a deal with you." "What is it?" She heaved a sigh and closed her eyes. "Let's have an alliance. Let's fight my brother together!" I was shocked. At first, I was hesitant to agree but I saw how her eyes screamed determination and braveness. I nodded. "Let's have an alliance." I know it's risky. But for her, for the city and the people, I will do everything. Even if it cost my death.

"We show him everything. We show him that the man funding his revenge campaign is the man who prosecuted his brother. And then we let Dale make his own decision about where to aim." I thought about it. It was bold and it was risky and it was exactly the kind of move that could either end this or make it significantly worse. "If Dale believes us," I said. "If he doesn't believe us, we're no worse off than we are now," Killian said. "But if he does—" "Then Pryce loses his weapon," Kade finished. Marcus looked between us. "I can arrange a meeting with Raines. Off the books. Neutral location."

The three of them looked equally surprised. "What?" I asked. Kade handed me the letter. I scanned the elegant handwriting. By the third paragraph, my pulse had quickened. Alpha Catherine Ironwood formally proposed an alliance between Ironwood and Bloodmoon. Not a temporary arrangement. Not a trade agreement. A true alliance. Military support. Shared intelligence. Mutual protection. If accepted, it would create the most influential coalition of rogue and independent wolves in the region. I looked up. "She's serious." "Apparently," Ronan said.

The Bloodmother smiled. “I fight for power. And for that… we must survive.” She inclined her head. “I am yours, Queen Flame.” One by one, others followed. Not all. But enough. The map lit in her mind as names and banners began to align. Outcasts. Witches. Red Court. Half the Raven houses. Even the Hollow Wards sent a whispered “yes.” Not a perfect alliance. But a real one. And Elara felt it then, not triumph. But weight.

“Alpha! There is movement on the northern slope. It is coming in fast and it is heavy. With the sound of it, they are at least fifty.” Kael’s head snapped up. “Fifty?” “Yes, sir. But…” The scout swallowed. “They’re not wolves. They’re…not wolves, but soldiers.” “Human?” I echoed. The scout nodded. “They are armored and are carrying the same sigil. The crimson crescent.” Kael’s curse was low and vicious. “The Shadow has allies in the kingdoms now.” That realization hit like a blade. “Then this isn’t just our war anymore.” “No,” he said grimly. “It’s everyone’s.”

Blood and Bonds The rain-soaked clearing pulsed with tension, the air thick with the scent of wet earth, blood, and betrayal. Aria stood frozen, caught between Victor’s cruel smile and Caden’s blazing fury. The pack warriors flanked their Alpha, their eyes glowing in the firelight, while Victor’s rogues formed a loose circle, their claws and blades gleaming. Rollan’s blanket was still clutched in Aria’s trembling hands, a fragile tether to the son she’d do anything to protect.