Brotherhood Outcasts Novels & Stories

Fire and Ashes Alpha Rowan's POV Some wolves mistake arrogance for strength and I hate those ones too blinded by greed to see sense. I call it stupidity. The rogues are outcasts from different wolf kingdoms, those who committed crimes and were banned and excommunicated from their pack. And suddenly one of them rose up and decided he could use the outcasts to build his own empire. Who thinks like that? Denver, of course—a new breed of senseless outcast. We got a new set of wolves to join us later as we arrived at the spirit land boundary.

“We’ve got it covered. Choose whoever else you want to cause a distraction and lead them into a chase, but us guys are coming into the castle with you.” Pride swelled from the bottom of my chest. "Why? You don’t have to do this, it sounds like the glory is in the North to be honest.” Their smiles dropped. “It’s not about glory. You took us out of the middle of nowhere and gave us a chance. We weren’t Shadowlands before you found us. Now, we have this,” gesturing around the forest in all its war-damaged glory. “It’s a fucking brotherhood man.” Rush pulsed with excitement and pride. “Brotherhood?” I murmured, “That’s exactly what it is,” and started to nod. Finally, a smile broke out. “Let's g

“Don't be sad, big brother! We support you!” “Illegitimate daughter, get out of the Fraser family! Only the legitimate son deserves to inherit!” “Wealthy families are indeed messy. I feel bad for Daniel, being suppressed by a bastard for so many years.” I smiled. He was really letting it get to his head. Let's see who would get the last laugh.

“I have a father. An Alpha. But that didn’t stop me from becoming a stranger in my own home long before I was exiled, because he hated me. I was called a child who was cursed by blood. They told me I didn’t belong.” A few nods. A few quiet murmurs. “But look around.” My voice rose now. “Who stands here now? Not the Alphas you once swore your allegiance to, not the council that cast us out.” I pointed toward the bodies. “Those who call themselves sane and loyal have constantly been a thorn in our flesh, killing our own.” I scoffed. “Yet, we remain. The outcasts. The broken. The ones discarded by the goddess.”. I took another step forward, raising my voice until it rang across the stone.

I can feel him thinking hard. “Your are not gonna leave my side okay?” he said finally. I nodded assuring him. I entangled myself from him and laid down on the bed. I pulled him down onto the bed. “I’m exhausted” I mumbled as his head hit the pillow, he pulled me into his arms, tucking the blanket around me. “I’m sorry you should sleep” he murmured. I have one more thing to ask him. “Ethan?” “Hmm?” “You have a brother” I said as a matter of fact. I never knew. He took in a deep breathe as I leaned back to look at him. His older brother was outcasted for working with the enemies because a lot of people were killed due to his actions.

BUSHWIND TOWN 21:30PM Elita slowly walks around the forest confidently prepared for anything. “You don’t like to listen to orders” The familiar mysterious voice speaks walking out the corner of one tree “i don’t like to follow rules” I say turning around and facing the man Infront of me

He was suppressing a tidal wave of rage. "Alpha," the Bloodclaw Lord stood, his voice cold as steel. "Article Three of the Pureblood Covenant states that any Lord who betrays the purity of our blood shall be stripped of his seat in the Alliance." "I agree." "I agree." One by one, the voices of judgment rose. In the end, only my father remained seated, alone. "From this moment forward, the Silvermoon Pack is exiled from the Northern Alliance," Lukas announced, his eyes blazing with triumph, "until you cleanse yourselves of the half-breed's stain."

My family visited each day, he and my mother talking for hours about the past, all the adventures they both shared after Buddy was banished and I believe both fully could put an end to the trauma of the past and move on, just like Leo had done with me. Speaking of Leo, the moment I explained my plan of Buddy’s corner to him, he wasted no time getting the planning in order so it would not only be beneficial to those involved but was beyond safe for me, he was more than aware of how much time I would spend here. With the help of our most trusted packs, one of them being my brothers, we have some of the most trained doctors and nurses here 24 hours a day ensuring the best possible treatment can

The three men adjusted the fur cloak that shielded Samantha’s fragile form and pressed forward toward their village Hollow Brook, a human settlement nestled quietly at the foot of the mountain, cloaked in mist and silence. Few outside the valley even knew it existed. Massive stone ridges guarded the settlement’s borders, jagged peaks rising like silent watchers against the sky. Trees blanketed the hills in thick, whispering layers. To the untrained eye, Hollow Brook might have seemed abandoned, forgotten. But within its hidden walls lived a people bound by secrecy, tradition, and fear.

Only the way they spoke, the way they carried themselves… that was the only thing separating them. “Did my brother say something to piss you off?” Luke asked again, glancing at me like he could already tell something was wrong. “No, he didn’t,” I answered softly. “I was just surprised… how you two look almost the same.” A small smirk pulled at Luke’s lips, and when we stepped out of the mansion, he let go of my hand and shoved it into his pocket. “We’re not the same,” he said calmly. “We might look alike, but Asher is a strong-headed guy.”