Deltarune Ralsei X Kris Novels & Stories

“Once we prove it, the people will want you as the Alpha King again. You will break their hearts.” Rune faced Keith with a gentle smile. “When we reach that bridge, we will cross it. Right now, our focus is on luring out the enemies to get rid of them. Beta Runabis, Omega Keith, please let me inconvenience you by adopting your resources to fight this battle. I have precious lives to protect.” After his last statement, he reversed the contact between his hand and Rose. And after a quick intertwining of their hands, he placed it on the table. “I would like to-” “Rune?” Rose felt a dangerous twitch in his hand, it could not be ignored.

“She did, huh? Well, thanks, Dante. Thanks for checking this out for me.” “Anytime. You know I’ve got your back. Just like you’ve got mine,” he says, and there’s a sincerity in his tone that eases some of the tension from my shoulders. “We good for next week? The meet-up?” I ask, shifting gears to upcoming alliances. “Wouldn’t miss it. Keilani’s looking forward to it too,” he replies, and I can almost see his grin through the phone. “Great. See you then,” I say, ending the call. I sit for a moment longer, the information settling in. Kris was honest, and her work is legitimate. It’s a lot to process, another layer of complexity in the already intricate tapestry of our lives.

"Oh! please don't apologise. It's our fault. You see we are newly mated and you know how it is in the initial days. We can barely keep our hands off each other. Sorry, we didnt mean to spoil your party." The girl giggled again and wrapped her hand around the thick arms of her man. The man smiled and introduce himself. "I am Richard De winter, Alpha of the River moon pack, and this is my mate, Rosie." The man bowed slightly towards Serena. "Glad to meet you. Hope you are enjoying the party." She said politely. "Oh yes, it's lovely," Rosie giggled again. By now Serena had realized that Rosie giggled a lot. "I am so glad to be here and got a chance to meet you. I have a feeling we are going to

Selene and Ryker inhaled, their voices joining in the ritual: “I pledge my blood, my soul, my vow, To bind the curse, to hold it now. By moon and night, by star and flame, Our hearts as one, in darkness claim.” The last words echoed, and the dais exploded in a flash of silver light. The crystals shattered, sending shards of glowing crystal raining down. Selene cried out, but Ryker caught her, shielding her from the worst of it. When the light faded, Selene and Ryker stood bathed in a soft, lunar glow. The runes on their skin pulsed in unison—a testament to the new bond forged between them. The air hummed with power. But relief was short-lived.

He leans in close to my ear and says, “Hmm, indeed. If it weren’t for the dire situation, I might just do something about it.” And that’s exactly what I needed to get rid of this annoying embarrassing feeling. “Wait, what do you mean by that? What dire situation?” I ask as I turn around to face him, then I look back at the two seated Alphas. “What’s going on?” Alpha Cassian sighs and gets to his feet. “Someone attacked Rune’s carriage, so we’ve taken it as this kingdom signaling a war with Dread Moon,” he says, and my heart drops. “And a war with Dread Moon means a war with both Malachi and me.”

Liora was his prize, the rune's violet glow a taunting beacon fading into the pitch black. ​And Kai... Moon Goddess, Kai. ​We had to haul him out. He was half-conscious, Atlas's rumble a broken, devastated thunder. Blood streamed from deep gashes across his ribs where a rogue's claws had grazed true. When his grey eyes finally cleared in the pale moonlight on the ridge, they were shattered glass. Fury and raw, unadulterated fear warred like beasts in a fighting pit. The Alpha's mask had cracked wide open. ​"Dax," he had growled, his voice pure gravel, shoving to his feet with a sway that belied the violent storm coiling tighter inside him. "The rune. Her. We go back—"

I questioned him, knowing that the alpha might initially think that it was his brother who aided me in my infiltration. "I can handle myself. I have been trained with Siege's tortures for years; there's no reason for you to worry about me," Kris jokingly replied, giving me a dismissive wave. "I'll be waiting for you to return with a better plan, since I prefer to have you as the pack's Luna rather than your sister. I believe in you, Celestina." His voice sounded so genuine. ***

“You live on the same plane?” “We do.” Kriss’s teeth had not elongated as evidenced when he smiled. “It’s Celestina.” “He means Haedra,” said Marek with a deep rumble in his tone. Kriss’s back arched, and he turned to glare at Marek. “I know what I mean, iceman.” He said the word as though it was unspeakably foul. Marek took a step closer, and a tail she hadn’t seen before snaked out and wrapped around Kriss’s wrist. “Watch your tone, son of flame. You would hate to be the cause of the end of our cease-fire.”

Osric looks down at me and growls, seeing the way Ryder is holding me with his claws cutting into my skin. “Don’t! Calm down, he’s not hurting me, he’s in so much pain. You need to get everyone back.” I look up at Osric, desperate for him to understand that he needs to trust me and know Ryder won’t hurt me. “Please trust me Sieluni.” I hold Ryder tighter, as he growls and trembles in my arms. “You heard Raven, get everyone back and away from here,” Osric turns when we hear more people running in our direction.

Krisen’s breathing seized as his gaze met hers and it felt like everything was clear at that moment. Confusion rested in the hall as everyone looked between Krisen and the female. Only Elder Irac had a calm look on his face; no one noticed the glint of mischief that passed through his eyes. “Mate.” “Mate.” They both uttered in unison. Gasps echoed in the hall as mouths fell open in disbelief. Alpha Ronnie could not understand what was going on. Especially knowing fully well what the seer had said concerning Krisen’s mate. “What exactly is happening?” he muttered under his breath; feeling extremely baffled.