Embers Of Genesis Novels & Stories

It’s been five months since Antoine took over the pack back while Harry agreed to let me be the alpha of his better packs project. After a few days of arguing, we settled on the name Genesis pack. It’s not a large pack. We only have thirty members. I, Dean, Harry, Jon, Andy, and a woman named Ambria serve as the ruling council. As Alpha, I deal with the physical threats to the pack from the outside. Harry manages our finances, Jon, and Andy work on our security. Kara deals with intelligence with Ambria, who does public relations.

That was all Luke said. Dante nodded but he still was not convinced. He took his friend's words for it and chose not to think too much of it. That was until he overheard Genesis on the phone speaking with Sara. “Do you remember when that local boy band was trying so desperately to be the it boys on campus?” Genesis had asked. He frowned. If they really had just met, how did they share a memory that went all the way back to college? He chose to remain there and listen more but it was not long after that that Genesis had ended the call, saying that she needed to focus on cooking.

She even overheard Felicia asking Lee and Aris about Sacred’s whereabouts, but she had no idea what they told her. That entire day, she tried to keep herself calm. She spoke little, only joining in conversations when necessary. She did her best to act normal, to erase any trace of the commotion from the night before. Perhaps that was why Felicia did not press her with questions. That evening, the family held a celebration in memory of Arc Zodiac’s birthday. On the same day, another sibling had arrived—Genesis. He was a mechanic from the South, and both Kirsten and Nelly assured her that he was nothing like Sacred. To her relief, Genesis had a lively, lighthearted energy about him. He was tal

The men behind Alaric, his pack members who had come with him, nudged each other, and nodded in agreement. I noticed that other Alphas who had been on our side before, were now nodding along with Alaric, clearly Amethyst Mist's voice was held in high regard within the Alpha and Beta circles. "Half of our alliances have been wiped out by Genesis, how are we supposed to drum up enough warriors to protect one pack much less multiple packs? In multiple locations." Alpha Lee spat at Alaric, looking at him with as much contempt as Alaric gave in return.

someone objected. “We do now.” Jamie nods at Jai again. He shares another document on the call. “Since the Geneva filing and the survivor testimonies went public we’ve had contact from supernatural groups in forty one countries requesting alliance membership. We’ve been slow processing them.” She looks around the screens. “We process them all tonight. Every group that wants in gets in. Resources. Communication. Protection protocols. Immediately.” “That’s thousands of new members with no vetting,” Tavish says. “No trust established. No loyalty tested.”

He also felt helpless. "Article VII, Clause Delta " Eleanor read aloud her voice shaking. "What does that mean, Alexander? What did your father do wrong?" then Arthur Jenkins called back his tone seriously. "Alexander I’ve found some information on The Genesis Council. They’re not a rumor. They’re a group that has been around for a long time with a lot of influence in finance, resources and even secret operations. They operate in secret using layers of shell companies and political puppetry. They specialize in… securing assets through 'binding agreements forged across generations."

I complain. "Hehehe. By the way August, they are the ones I'm referring to. The remaining members of Elite Circle are Alice, Denver, Franco, and Jules." Gen introduced the four. Why did Gen introduce himself? Don't they have mouths of their own? But I didn't focus on that anymore. "August, nice to meet you all." I introduced myself to them and I just smiled slightly at them. "Hi!" "Hello!"

A pause. "The Genesis Network awaits your command." And suddenly everyone understood. Orion hadn't just built Genesis. He had become its leader.

asked James. Truett shook his head and said, “Nope. The Timaeus Sect is the strongest force in the Ancient Genesis World. They hardly recruit disciples and only do so every once in a long while. Every time they recruit, numerous prodigies flock and compete to join them. “What should we do now?” James was at a loss.

kept the others at bay as best they could, determined to protect their brethren. The collapse was coming from within our ranks, and the Seers attempted to get ahead of it. Seeing that the "life drinkers" would likely seize control, they created a system that would protect our heritage and legacy. At the time, certain members of the soon to be lifeless class could still give birth, and were seen as the leaders of the society. These individuals were still sympathetic to the Genesis beings, so they allowed for a rite to be performed on their offspring.