El Rata Alada Novels & Stories

POV: Kade The Luna Ritual was supposed to make me stronger. The stones glowed. The chants faded. The sun slid behind the cliffs and spilled gold across the altar. The pack held its breath like one animal. I was Alpha-born. This was where bloodlines locked and futures obeyed. Adira stood in the circle, perfect as a temple carving—golden robes, braided crown, the exact Luna the Elders prayed for. She tilted her head, baring her throat, a smile like victory breaking across her lips.

Her short dark hair was tied up messy, exposing her finely sheared undercut and a point-like black pearl on her right ear. “You’re making this an easy task for me, don’t you know?” Adira asserted and pierced the first blade on his shoulders easily. She leaned down closer of over only an inch away from his face. Moving her jaw seductively, she stared straight at those cobalt blue eyes of him as her lips whispered sweetly. “From the second I heard of your name, I want to know how much capability you have to be called the undefeated Alfarro. And if it’s that enough to defeat me, obnoxious dog.”

The brown-eyed girl feels the need to clarify what this bastard Aderaldo meant. Aderaldo only smirks in response to Naara's question. The man is very happy to see Naara's expression change in the blink of an eye because of his words. The handsome man had never felt a sensation like this when he was with other women. Aderaldo's footsteps stop in front of a large door bearing the name ADERALDO CETTA EARLY, which indicates that the room belongs to him. This is the handsome billionaire's territory.

he turns towards Jade and speaks up, but gets interrupted by Adeena. "Wait, this is Jade? Jade Estrada...as in your runaway mate?" Adeena questions in bewilderment, staring at Jade with a strange emotion in her eyes. "Wow, you're even prettier in person, the photos in those flyers don't do you any justice." "What photos and flyers are you talking about?" Jade asks, genuinely confused by Adeena's words. Adeena's eyes move towards Adryan's with a deer caught in headlight look on her face. Seeming like she had said or mentioned she wasn't supposed to. Jade too looks at Adryan with an enquiring face.

The way she said my name, “hope you're okay,” I nodded. “You fought well,” I said, keeping my tone neutral. Her lips curved slightly, but there was something unreadable in her gaze. “Guess It's because I'm learning from the best.” I exhaled. “You’re strong. No one can deny that now.” The warriors from the village thanked us. Informing that the hunters kidnapped most of their female children. One of the warriors Asked who we were. “ I am Elara, the Lunar Alpha.” she responded.

she asked. Alake smiled. “The matron after she had fought them said that even Elda would be able to beat them with ease. They are not as powerful as the rumors credit them to be.” “And how powerful is Elda?” Boma asked. Alake turned to him with an amused smile. “Very Powerful. If it were before the matron died and I still had my full strength…”

The girl smiled beautifully. "Oh... This is what you say, I'll be looking for you the whole time I'm here. Oh yeah, we need to know each other's ages so we can address each other. I'm twenty-five years old, and you, Lantha?" Adela stood up and quickly walked over and plopped down next to Calanthan Farah and spoke.

And everything falls back to me per usual. The village of Eldad lies beyond the Halden Woods, veiled by the magic of the Revian plants. We are all wolvens, so we operate like a hive, like separate parts of one mind. Each one does according to his/her ability, not too small and not too much either.

It choked the old world in a grip of life. Aradaa wiped sweat from his brow with the back of a dirt-streaked hand. No blue sparks jumped from his skin. No static hummed in his ears. Just the smell of damp earth and the heavy heat of the Navia sun. "I'm getting there," Aradaa grunted, shoving the spade into the dark, fertile silt left behind by the Great Flood. "Not all of us grew up sniffing trees, Kaelor. Some of us had to learn how to read the dirt."

I said to him. “You’re that Alex,” Falcon said as he looked at me and finally smiled. “Wow, you made that sound like a bad thing,” I said to him and he laughed. “Sorry, Tala talks about you a lot,” he said and I looked at him. The outcast turned Beta. “You’re one lucky guy but also good luck with that one,” I said to him and he laughed. Adara arrived and Kiran got more glasses from the dining room buffet and Adara looked at him.