Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel Novels & Stories

“Alpha. The rogue is in the last cell.” Mark and I make our way to the last cell and the rogue immediately growls at us. The rogue is really skinny, like he hadn’t had a good meal in a long while. He is in silver chains so he won’t be able to shift. Anger courses through my body as I find myself walking towards the rogue. It’s like I am watching a movie as I wind my fist up and punch the rogue in the face. I realize Nero has taken over and he is just as angry as I am.

I look at him with a raised eyebrow, to which he chuckles. “I would recommend looking into that little Swallow’s past; she did not fall victim to my Allure, and that in itself is something remarkable. That girl right there is not simply a Rogue with a slumbering wolf - she’s something none of us have ever seen before.” He says, then walks back towards the cabin. What the fuck was that about? “Let’s go home,” Kai says, wrapping his arm protectively around Caterina. “There’s a fuck load we need to discuss, and it will not simply take a day to review.”

Don't worry, elder Franchester is doing a great job’’ Paris waves at Enzo and he zooms into the car and drives away. He was still to inform the elders about the new development. Since it wasn't still clear, he had decided to keep it under wraps at the moment. Arriving at the rogue's kingdom, Beta Enzo could not hold the awe from leaving his lips. It was such a beautiful place to be. Far bigger and better than the moon crescent, but the moon crescent did have power no other had. ‘’Welcome beta’’ a young rogue greeted. ‘’I am Kellis, the third in command of the rogues after Logan, it is a pleasure to have you over with us’’ Enzo did feel the same as they shook hands.

Then, once we were far enough away, I hoped to ambush him with the vials of antidote and turn him human. I just hoped that it would work. The rogue leader seemed to be genetically engineered, so there was no knowing exactly how much of the antidote it would take to turn him human. For all I knew, the antidote wouldn’t even work at all. But I had to try something. If I could just take out the leader, then that would make the rogues under his command lose their momentum. If there was one thing I learned from the first attack on the campus, it was that rogues needed a leader of some kind in order to get anything done. Without that, they would break apart and would be less of a threat. Therefore

she hissed into my ear. A cold, viscous liquid surged into my veins. It wasn't the black poison. It was a golden catalyst the "interest" my father had talked about. My vision exploded into a kaleidoscope of ancient memories. I saw the first Sovereign being forged in a laboratory on a moon that no longer existed. I saw the betrayal that had sent the Ancients into the stars and left us as the "biological interest" on a debt we could never pay. The catalyst didn't just change my blood; it turned my body into a literal antenna.

“You don’t have to be the martyr, Selene. We can fight together—” “You can barely stand,” she snapped, cutting him off. “And Rigel can’t take on the rogue leader alone. The only thing that’s going to buy you time is me.” Rigel growled, his gaze locked on the sanctuary doors. “They’re here.” The doors exploded inward, and chaos followed. The rogue forces surged into the sanctuary like a flood, their leader’s towering figure at the forefront. His presence was suffocating, his power a palpable weight in the air.

We start moving, and this time they tie my hands over my head, and Rogue Number One is looking at me and runs his hands over my breasts that are now larger from the pregnancy. “Don’t touch me!” I spat. He chuckled, “Trying to be feisty? I wouldn’t try anything, bitch. Not unless you want me to make you lose your pup.” He groped my breast again, and I struggled to move away from him. But rogue number two slapped him in the head. “We are to deliver her, unharmed, asshole. Stop tormenting her.” “I’m only feeling her. It’s not a big deal,” Rogue One said.

But that plan changed when Dave said, “Or maybe she’s working hand in hand with the Rogue.” “What do you mean by that?” I glared at my Gamma, finding that statement out of the line. He shrugged lightly and said, “Think about it. All that woman has ever done for us is cause us trouble. Even your mother doesn’t like her. I bet she knows this Rogue. Or maybe she’s the Rogue in disguise.” “Cause us trouble?” I picked that phrase, grinning at Dave. “So, you mean to say Evolet is the one who made that guard kidnap those cubs and forced an Alpha Cat into Wolf Fall?”

Alpha Killan's piercing gaze bore into the rogue's soul, assessing his willpower with a calculating eye. The rogue's face blanched as Alpha's razor-sharp fangs and claws emerged from beneath his skin, a menacing display of dominance that left the rogue trembling in fear. The rogue's throat tightened as he swallowed. The final chapter had arrived, marking the conclusion of the rogue's tale. The Alpha remained deaf to his pleas. Though the rogue longed to offer his prayers to the Moon Goddess, he could not find the courage within himself to do so. The weight of the rogue's doubts and insecurities held him back, leaving him feeling small and insignificant beneath the vast expanse of the night s

✧ADAM MEADOWS✧ THE anger surging through me was almost unbearable as Rogel drove us to Aunt Cassandra's house. I could feel it deep in my bones, my entire body trembling with rage. Right now, I felt like I could explode at any moment. "Are you absolutely sure about this?" Rogel asked, his voice steady yet laced with concern. He's no longer working at the Crystal Empire; he resigned and now he's here with me. There's no need for him to stay there, especially now that we know who the real mastermind is.