Novel & Cerita Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel

one of them snorted. I bit my tongue, refusing to give him the satisfaction of a reaction. The air was cold, damp, and carried the metallic scent of blood and smoke. My heartbeat was steady now, not calm, but focused. I needed to think. Needed to understand what was happening. A rogue Alpha. That’s what he had said right? Rogues didn’t have Alphas. They weren’t supposed to. They were wanderers, broken wolves with no loyalty, no structure, no rules. But if they had one now… that meant they were organized and united. That made them dangerous, more dangerous than I had imagined.

Author's note : there will a lot R - 18 words in the upcoming chapters as this novel is partially an erotica , please if you're uncomfortable - do skip that part . I'm sorry for the inconvenience . p.s : - I do hope i tagged it as R- 18 . " Change , huh " said Rogue helplessly as he looked over to the moon as it graced the sky as if it had some bright idea, something brilliant that needed to be shone upon the Earth. Rogue wished that The moon will help him out of his melancholy as well , he knew that when his father was talking about love and what not , he was saying keeping himself in mind.

**Division and Deception** In the hushed confines of his dim chambers, Caden sat surrounded by the oppressive weight of shadows, the heavy wooden door closed tight against the outside world. Flickering candlelight illuminated the intricate carvings on the walls, casting elongated shapes that danced and wavered, much like the turmoil that churned within his mind. The looming threat of the Rogue Alpha’s return gnawed at him relentlessly. He had poured countless hours into preparing his pack, guiding them through grueling training sessions focused on combat and strategy. Yet, despite their unwavering dedication and formidable strength, a deep-seated doubt clawed at him—he knew they could not fa

No one offered me a seat. “You’ve heard about the rogue attacks,” Kellan said. Not a question. I swallowed. “Some. Rumors.” “Five enforcers dead in fourteen days. The rogue’s name is Bastian Crowne. He moves alone, hits our border patrols, and disappears before we can organize a pursuit.” Kellan’s voice was a blade wrapped in silk, precise and calm and utterly without warmth. “Our trackers can’t find his den. He’s gathering other outcasts, and if we don’t stop him, we’re looking at a coordinated assault before the first snow.”

Liam said as he bowed to the Alpha. “Go Liam, you're off duty till tomorrow. Get with Felix. He has a new guard rotation. You will be training our new recruit,” Alpha Doug said. “Sir, Yes Sir,” Liam said before standing back up and winking at me before he backed out of the office, leaving me with the Alpha. “So you are the Rogue that somehow managed to acquire 2 decent-looking bitches? How did you manage that son?” Alpha asked.

He knew he could summon souls of the monster he defeated back to fight for him and that made it easier for him to fight a horde of armies without his Hell manipulation. Currently Rogue was leaning on the door of his room, he had seen his father go to sleep earlier and knew it would be another hundred years before he could awaken on his own. It happened to be that, the day his father went to sleep was the day Nave insinuated a large scale war against Ymir, that was the day Ymir disappeared as well. “Katrina!” Rogue shouted and the person he called came hurrying to his side, she was afraid that he might be crossed with her and humbly bowed to Rogue.

Our sighs and moans of ecstasy filling up the silence. ~ ~ ~ GALE’S POV The sheet of paper containing the Wilder manor’s building plan lay in front of me on the coffee table. I had been trying to study it for the past forty minutes but was unable to focus on the task, my mind kept wandering back to the argument I had with a certain servant. “… kill me Rogue Alpha.” That’s what she had said. I didn’t understand why hearing that title on her lips had a way of affecting me. It made my blood boil to think that even my mate saw me as an outcas

Kael found me in the war room at midnight, staring at the map. “You’re doing it,” he said. “Doing what?” “Changing it,” he said. I sighed. “It’s exhausting.” “So stop,” he said. I looked at him. “Can’t.” “Why not?” “Because if I stop, nothing changes,” I said. Kael nodded. “Then I’ll be here when you fall apart.” I smiled, tired and real. “Deal.” --- A week later, the rogues hit. Fifty of them. Fast, brutal, organized.

“There are other rogues too, outside, in the world. Most wolves in the outside world become rogues because they disobeyed the Goddess or because their animal instincts are just too strong. And there we have female rogues as well.” “So, what you’re trying to tell me is that the rogue pack outside Lindersay, that Clay is now the Alpha of, are all the people that the Lunar Maidens had dared to love by rejecting the mating bond?” It took some time to settle in. “Then why aren’t the other Maidens with them? Why aren’t they going back to normal?”

Lincoln’s POV What the hell did she mean that I was a rogue? That question lingered in my mind until someone came to get me. He stood tall, and the red of his hair was like the dying embers of a fire. “You,” I began. “I’m Ruby’s brother, Garnett,” he answered like he was bored as the bars slid open. “Move along. We have no time to waste.” The chains on my wrists were opened, and I was tempted to launch myself against this person, to fight him—to get out of here. But something in his stature and the vast sword strapped on his waist made me stop.