Chimera Oc Novels & Stories

“What is it?” “I don’t know,” Anya admitted, her fingers flying across her keyboard, her face illuminated by the glow of her multiple monitors. “The name itself is a clue. A Chimera, in mythology, is a monster made from the parts of different animals. It suggests this is something… put together. Something unnatural.” “The delivery is scheduled to arrive at a private airfield outside Chicago in less than twenty-four hours,” Lucian reported. “The location is called ‘The Hangar.’ It’s a high-security facility used by the city’s elite to handle their private, discreet cargo.”

At that moment, all eyes were on her, and the tension in the air thickened. Every eye was glued to the intense drama unfolding between the three of them. Some even wished for a fierce fight between the two female wolves. Between Emily and Connie, the odds seemed uneven in the eyes of their friends from campus. They viewed Alpha Zack as an extraordinary and exceptional figure. It was surprising, then, that Zack would choose Emily, an Omega, over Connie, who was clearly held in high regard by many. Now, Connie felt devalued and humiliated by this situation.

You wouldn’t believe what happened next! Alpha Genesis’ POV: “You’re going right?” My beta asked me, staring. “I’m not sure it’s appropriate, Dickson.” I said. About 2 weeks ago I had gotten an email saying I was invited to an omegas birthday party. I didn’t think it was appropriate to go to someone’s birthday party that was in my pack unless I actually knew them. I definitely did not know this one. Also, everyone would expect me to go to their birthday parties if I show up to hers. Wouldn’t they?…

But it was soft, different. The door opened in the wind so I could see a little more of the view. Then I saw it, it was one of the thin, sickly Omegas I had seen when I first arrived. But it was different, in its current wolf form it shone like a star. His colour changed from the dull, brittle coat to a shiny coat that was the colour of silver, like silk. His eyes were a startling violet. I knew something was wrong, and I ran away, back to my room, so that no one would notice what I had seen.

I could see she wanted to cry but decided to fight back her tears. The entire area was enveloped with silence until an old man in a white robe entered inside. The attention of all shifted to him. "Stop! I am glad I made it in time. What is going on here?" his intimidating voice resonated in the crown and resulted in an uproar. The Moon Goddess tilted her mouth to speak. "This is the mating ball and your son has gotten a mate and she is standing next to me!" she explained. He gave Rhea a very intimidating look. "This is so damn ridiculous! How come, my son, is fated with a cursed Omega? She has the blood of a witch running through her veins. The last witch alive! They are our mortal enemy!"

Put that child down and don't be stupid. The scene changed again to what looked like a dark room and in that room Delilha could see the shape of a wolf standing there. It was beautiful with midnight blue fur and amber eyes it towered over six feet. It was whimpering and she could clearly see why. Steel chains connected to the wall ending in a bolt was placed on the wolfs neck, hind legs and front legs. The door to the dungeon opened and Delilah stepped inside with what looked like whip with nails attcahes to the end.

Six years ago, when Adom got the results back from the doctors, he couldn't process what Omega said. His mom was an omega, and he loved her dearly, but he also saw how omegas still got treated in this society and how it was hard for them to find a good job. They even had to watch out for alphas when they were in heat, or they could be attacked.

"This... hybrid creature you've brought into our territory. The bastard whelp of forbidden blood—" I shifted partially before I could stop myself. Silver light blazed in my eyes. My canines lengthened. Power rolled off me in waves that made wolves throughout the chamber whimper and back away. "Call my son an abomination again," I said softly, "and I'll rip out your tongue." "Rhiannon." Darius's voice, strained. "Please." I forced the shift back, but barely. My control was razor-thin. "The child is Chimera," Elder Moira said, her voice less hostile but no less firm. "Chimera are classified as dangerous under pack law. As threats to be managed."

He shook his head as he continued trotting away. Chimera woke awhile later, his mind still fogged with tendrils of sleep. He had come to his tent immediately after telling Chini off, but he must have been tired because once his head touched his pillow, he was out. He sat up and looked around. The silk curtains covering against the opening fluttered from the gentle breeze filtering in as well as the chandelier hanging from the tent ceiling. All around, blue silk covered everything, it was opulence at its best and Chimera was disgusted by it all.

When he woke, he was always alone. Far away, across an ocean, the mountain shuddered. A crack split the side of a cave sealed for three millennia. Dust cascaded. Rocks shifted. Inside, a skeleton stirred. Goat’s skull. Lion’s fangs. Serpent’s tail. Fused together by ancient fire. The Chimera. Its spine arched. Bones clattered like drums. Hollow lungs filled not with air but with hate. And its eyes — three burning coals — flared open. The name travelled on the wind, across seas, into the marrow of the world.