Cornell Alpha Delta Phi Novels & Stories

“Dad, do you want me to come tomorrow? To listen in?” Dad smiles, “You know I would love for you to be there, but it is an Alpha meeting only I will be the only Beta present. We’re training together tomorrow anyways so I will tell you then. Don’t look at me like that, laying on the beach for a week you could use the practice.” I roll my eyes, “You’re probably right and I already told Jason I’d give him a rest. What time?”

I asked and he shook his head. “I don’t know how accurate it is, but I know that things are going to be complicated from here.” He said, and I looked at Ryan who was quiet throughout the whole thing. I knew that him being the Alpha’s current beta, he would be lost in so many thoughts, but right now, we needed to know whether or not they needed our help. “They are in their graves…”

“So there are different Alphas?” “Yes,” Phyllis leaned more closely to me, causing me to slow my pace as she did. “Alpha Gar is the one who sent me; he is the supreme among all three Alphas of Waterfalls cave and is more known because his Pack is much populated. Moreover, he is mostly involved in many wars; especially the one with the Vamps, which is why the Gordian-crack and Moon gazers Packs came under his wings so he would help to protect them from other savage Packs. He is the only Alpha who has been able to keep most of the witches under his leadership for years,” Phyllis concluded, leaning out and walking ahead of me. I noticed that she had said more than she usually did and it was not

I stepped forward as Gram motioned me close and took a deep breath, cradling my candle close as I looked out at the crowd. “My name is Kara Ravenfield, and I am Alpha. I stand here tonight and invoke the names of all the Alpha’s before me and ask for their blessing and acceptance in taking up the mantle they have left me. I call forward Alpha Corbin, my father and his father before him all the way back to the first Alpha. I name you and honour each of you in order of previous to first. Corbin, Rhett, Alary, Bastian, Aramis, Bram, Theron, Evander, Kalon, Orion, Oryn, Elric, Finnick, Torin, Ulric, Soren and the First Alpha, Tenebrose. I pledge my life to Ravenfield and its people, this I swear

A carriage with the crest of the governing pack Cypress, etched in gold, halted at the entrance of the pack and out came the nineteen-year-old Alpha, Enrique Czar, accompanied by four men, catching the attention of the entire gathering. Where everyone else was utterly confused of the sudden arrival, Elio and his friends, including Alpha Ryan had foreseen the appearance of the heir of Cypress, they exchanged nervous glances, as the crowd parted and the Alpha got escorted towards them. There were two armed men and two Council officials with the Alpha who stalked confidently towards the center. Adrian, Elio and his friends stood in a group towards the right of the pack Alphas. “Greetings Alpha

The council chamber smelled of incense and old dust, as if wisdom itself had begun to rot. Serena sat straight-backed in the semi-circle formation, flanked by high-ranking elders from three allied packs and most of them old enough to remember the last alpha war firsthand, and all of them looking at her like a stain they couldn’t scrub out of the bloodline. “This has gone too far.”

Clayton added. “I think we will,” I replied with a nod. Matty returned and escorted our new arrivals to the conference room. Seven more Alphas arrived with their men: Colin, Neil, Martin, Craig, Paul, John, and Kyle. Aside from John, who was in his late fifties, the others ranged in age from twenty to thirty-five. John was another older alpha without a filter. When he and Alpha Bruce got together, it was always bad. They tended to feed off one another and could be very disrespectful, especially towards women. My mother disliked both of them with a passion.

This time it was Delphine who scoffed, answering as she waved my concerns away. “You were never in any real danger, if we’re being—.” “I didn’t know that at the time!” I cut in before I could stop myself, exasperated. “I did,” the High Priestess admitted after a moment with a coy smirk. “Our Alpha would not have let anything happen to you… or anyone else for that matter. He only let things play out for long enough that I would reasonably opt out. I never did though, because having his attention like that, even for a bad reason… it felt exhilarating, addictive…”

“If there's anything else you want to take with you, now's the time.” Rhea gave it some thought, and then she shook her head. “I have everything here,” she said, raising the small black bag in her hand. **** On the other side of the manor, Alpha Collins was approached by two other alphas who had overheard his conversation with Dante. “Alpha Dante is leaving,” Collins informed, a deep frown still on his forehead. “You know the purpose of this year's summit, right?” Alpha Alpha Kane of the Eclipse Pack said, his eyes in Julian.

“Really. Thank you.” I held Leo’s hand and walked us to the door where Alpha Olive and his daughter stood, staring at us. Well, the Alpha was staring at us. Lady Rosalyn was more fixated on the damn chocolate fountain that Harry had found a way to sneak in here. “Alpha Olive, a pleasure to see you again,” I said, shaking his hand. Alpha Olive was more interested in Leo. “And who is this?” “My brother,” I said. “Leo Vale, the Delta of Caelthorn. He is one of Kaden’s trusted men.”