Novel & Cerita Dump The Alpha, Claim The Lycan King

Alpha Brown responded cautious with his words. “This is what I was talking about, the werewolf shifter’s think they’re better than everyone. How dare you disrespect me in my capital, guards…” the lycan king spoke as he signaled for the guards to bring him forward. “I’ve done nothing wrong, let me go.”Alpha Brown growled as he struggled to loosen himself from the guards grip. “Admit that your kind struggles with controlling their primal uurges and I may spare your life.” The lycan king proposed. “I’ll not betray my own kind for self preservation, am willing to sacrifice my life for the greater good of our future generations.” Alpha Brown responded booming with confidence in his words. “I ‘ll

“However, nineteen mating balls, countless weddings, and festivals ended up in despair. My buddy lost his hope because of continuous heart breaks. All of our friends have found their Erasthais without much effort, leaving us as the last two bachelors alone. But now, I am the only eligible lycan ...” Beta Arlo took out his handkerchief from his coat pocket, crying like a child. But instead of cleaning his face, he wiped his nose and said, “I am happy for my best friend, Your Highness. At last, the Moon Goddess took pity on him and sent a beautiful Queen for the Lycan throne.

He looked at me for one second and in that second I felt the bond between us as a physical thing, present and real and completely steady in the middle of everything that was happening around us. "They are going to commit," I said. "Yes," he said. "In the next few minutes." "Then we hold," I said. "Yes," he said. "Together," I said. He looked at me. "Together," he said. I took my position at the eastern gate defense beside the Lycan King and felt the bloodline rise fully to meet what was coming, and the mark on my wrist burned bright and steady, and the kingdom held its ground behind us. The northern forces began their final push. And we were ready.

Something was wrong, so wrong. Joie knew the camp rules. She knew the forest beyond the perimeter was crawling with rogues, smugglers, and worse things. “Search every building, every vehicle, every inch of this camp! If someone touched her…” I couldn’t finish the sentence. No one dared ask what would happen. I was about to leave when a guard sprinted toward me. “Alpha!” He was pale and looking agitated. He bowed and put a folded piece of paper into my hand. Lycan King. Bring money to the southern forest before sunrise tomorrow. You have eleven hours to prepare.

I shifted back a little, trying to piece together what was going on. "You slapped the Lycan king?" Alpha Jackson asked. He looked somewhat disappointed in me. "Why don't you ask him what he did?" I fired, facing the man. I didn't know he was the Lycan king but that didn't make what he did right. "What did I do?" He asked daringly. I looked unbelievably at him as he tried to deny my claims. His eyes turned golden yellow, as though daring me to speak up. His aura sent chills down my spine and for some time, I lost my voice. He seemed so dangerous. I felt if he looked at me for another minute, I would drop dead.

He dusted his hands slowly, tears still running down his face, but a cold, terrifying smile was on his lips. “I thought you should leave my mansion,” he said. “I don’t feel like packing dead bodies from there.” Dane’s eyes turned a deep, glowing purple. The remaining five Lycans’ eyes also changed to the same terrifying purple color. They all started walking toward Aurelian at once. I was thrown to the ground by Dane as he released me to face Aurelian. Aurelian calmly unbuttoned his shirt one after another, then he pulled it off and dropped it on the ground.

Then a giant black wolf stepped out from between the trees. Aurora froze. The creature was enormous. Its body was nearly twice the size of an ordinary Alpha. Its fur was jet black, with a faint golde sheen at the tip of its tail. But it was its eyes that terrified Aurora the most. Golden. Cold. Powerful. The rogues immediately took several steps backward. “T-that’s...” “Impossible.” “A-a Lycan.” The largest rogue swallowed hard. “That’s the Lycan King.” Aurora’s breath caught. ‘The Lycan King? Weren’t the Lycans supposed to live far to the north? Then why is their king here?’ Her mind raced with questions.

Damien’s POV The leather chair creaked as I leaned back, my fingers gripping the edge of my desk. The pack call had been going on for nearly an hour, and the tension in the room was palpable. We were discussing territory disputes and strategies to expand our influence. My goal was clear: to secure the largest territory assignment in the upcoming council deliberations led by me, the Lycan Alpha King. This wasn’t just about land—it was about power, respect, and cementing my status as the strongest Alpha in the region. And I can do anything to accomplish and protect it even if I have to spill blood.

After Beta finished speaking, Alpha Sebastian gestured for his Beta and Alpha Dominick's Beta to leave. "Ahem," he cleared his throat to grab everyone's attention. "The Lycan King has arrived." At the mention of the Lycan King's name, Aldrake stood up abruptly, his eyes scanning the room as if searching for an escape. "The L-Lycan King is here? Why didn't you tell me earlier?" His voice trembled slightly, revealing a hint of anxiety that he couldn't quite explain. "Forgive me, Alpha Aldrake, but didn't your Beta inform you that the Lycan King was also coming to visit?" The question hung in the air, and Aldrake's expression turned puzzled, as if he was indeed unaware of the Lycan King's visit

He took off the headsets and glared at me. "What? Did I not make it clear that I wouldn't let you access anything in here?" He asked, frustration pressing in his voice. I went straight to the introduction. "I am Alpha Maseno, the alpha of this kingdom," I said confidently, trying to assert my authority. "I want those videos for the safety and well-being of my people." His eyes widened in shock as he struggled to rise from his chair and bowed his head. "I am sorry, Alpha. I didn't know who you were. I am sorry." I nodded, understanding his sudden change in demeanor.