Crimson Moon Redemption: My Alpha’s Brutal Mistake นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"What is your name?" "Marina." The truth felt like the first honest thing in days. "Marina Nightwater, of Silvermoon Pack." Something flickered in his eyes, concern perhaps. Silvermoon and Bloodfang were not enemies, but they were not close allies either. Would her heritage complicate things? But then his expression cleared, replaced by fierce certainty. "I am Silvain Redthorn, Alpha of Bloodfang." His other hand came up to frame her face, holding her as if she were something precious. "And you are mine now, Marina Nightwater. My mate. My Luna. My..."

I guessed, making him smirk, and then the vibe around him changed into something dangerous and filled with rage, hatred, and brokenness. "Because there is. Listen carefully, Alpha. As a fallen moon meets the dawn and dusk, redemption will occur. But once a fallen sun reveals itself, blood will spill on the earth." His voice turned deep, filled with sorrow, anger, and hope as he stated a riddle where my ears twitched. "I'm not good with riddles," I admitted, something I was not good at.

I roared, proceeding to pounce on him to tear him to pieces but Chase was quick to pull me off him and push me outside the cell, quickly and efficiently locking the gates. “Please Alpha, have mercy on me. I’ll stay far…” But I didn’t hear the rest of his words as Chase pulled me outside. “Calm the fuck down, Shane,” he snapped, tapping my chest but I glared at him, still gnashing my teeth as I struggled to calm the rage that was coursing through me. “You need to confirm if he’s saying the truth,” “He fucking lied!” I yelled at him. It was common knowledge that all sigma wolves had gone into extinction after the war that broke out between the wolves and the witches, about two decades ago and

I rebuff but he responds with a groan. As I watch him wriggle in pain, I couldn't help but feel disappointed. For a man his size, it was devastating to see him act like a sissy. I don't even know the right word to use to quantify his act. For a moment, a wave of self judgement washed over me. A feeling of doubt crept into me. And for the first time since I took it upon myself to find the rightful heir to the position of Alpha of the Red Moon pack, I have to think I made a terrible mistake.

"If they do, then rip them to shreds." "This isn’t over." Trevor growled, ruining the moment between father and son. "You haven’t been made official alpha yet, Ashton." He continued. "That means the position is still open." "You can try to take it if you’d like." Ashton shrugged, wrapping his arms around me and Devlin. "But you won’t succeed." "We’ll see." Trevor countered, turning on his heel. "Continue to be cocky for now. Nothing lasts forever." "I will." Ashton called out to Trevor’s retreating form. "Shows over!" He continued, letting his gaze travel across the crowd of wolves that still surrounded us. "You can leave now."

“We are the Crimson Moon. We will cleanse what the false light has stained.” Varyn bowed his head. “And if the Alpha stands in the way?” “Then he has chosen his grave.” He hesitated. “You once called him brother.” “I still do,” I said quietly. “That’s why I’ll be the one to end him. Mercy demands honesty.” I lifted the dagger higher. The burned runes in the floor began to glow again, faint red threads coiling like veins. My blood remembered the path even if the earth pretended to forget. From the glow rose a single spark that drifted upward, caught in the wind, and vanished into the clouds.

"Everyone,welcome to this year's red moon ceremony. The red moon will be coming up soon, all single werewolves over the age of twenty one are to line up, males on one side and females on one side. All eyes are to be closed and the females are to remain standing and the males are to find them. Now remember everyone, mates are sacred gifts from the moon goddess herself. It is to be respected, unless necessary, such a gift should not be rejected. Now everyone , line up" Tina squealed, "This is it guys, the beginning of our adulthood" Tate groaned and walked off. "Goodluck Eve" Jude told her and walked off as well. "Come on Eve, lets go line up" Tina grabbed Eve and took her to line up. They sto

"My father... he discovered your heritage. Crimson Lake's alpha had an affair with your mother years ago. He said he'd kill you if I didn't reject you publicly and mate with Veronica. I thought... if you hated me, you'd stay away. Stay safe." "You stupid, noble idiot." Power surges through me again. My hands begin to glow with white light. I press them to Dylan's wound. Light explodes, flooding into him. The wound begins to close. His heart starts beating again. Dylan gasps, his eyes flying open. "You saved me." "I... I don't know how I did that." "Then let me fix that mistake." He pulls me closer, our foreheads touching. "I, Dylan Winters, Alpha of the Silver Moon Pack, renounce my rejectio

“They deserved what they got.” At her words, a growl escapes Anthrose, and as I turn my gaze towards him, I see that his face is pinched, and I can almost feel the hate trickling from him. Was that hatred fixed toward Jason, or was it me? I didn’t know, and I didn’t want to ask. “Who was this alpha?” He asks, catching me by surprise. “Jason Yiegal,” I respond. “Alpha of Crimson Moon.” For a moment, Anthrose doesn’t speak as he most likely tries to see if he knows of Jason, and when his mouth twitches into a frown and his expression darkens, I know that he did.

Every single box had the royal stamp of the Crimson Moon Den burned into the wood. "The delivery wolves brought it for you, Boss," Brandon said, his eyes going super wide with jealousy. "The Crimson Moon Den is the most famous eating place in the whole Alpha Council Corporate Circle! You have to be a high leader or have a million pack resources just to get a seat there. I cannot believe someone got them to bring royal food here so late in the dark." "For me?" I asked, my eyebrows bunching up. "Who sent it?" Brandon picked up a small piece of deer skin sitting next to the silver boxes and read the scratched words out loud. "It must be hard reading dead wolf bones so late in the dark, Ms. Okaf