Female Alucard Novels & Stories

"Sisters don't fight! What has gotten into you, Sephora?” “I am not your sister!" I pounced again and she rolled away. She stood up and I saw a glint in her eyes. Yes. We were getting somewhere. "Sister Sephora, please. Don't make me hurt you!” The glint brightened in her eyes and her fiery aura swirled with the breeze. "You wouldn't leave a scratch on me, even if I was blind.” I was about to claw her face but her flame burned bright and I backed away to avoid getting singed. Her flaming wolf stood before me and a fiery halo clothed her orange and red fur and her eyes burnt brighter than candles.

Resting heavily against her collarbone is a platinum pendant, a howling wolf encircled by a crown of thorns and a crescent moon. "Is that what I think it is?" I ask, staring at the ancient seal, a profound sense of awe and terror washing over me. Valerius nods slowly, his face pale. "Yeah. The woman on Draven’s arm appears to be a Royal Lycan. The Rose of Light."

When she lifted her face, blood trickled down her nose. Shit. “I can hear his voice in my head…” she groaned like she couldn’t bear the pain any longer. “Tell him to stop.” I stopped. I actually stopped. But if Aria was Albena—Albena, the sole heir to the Bloodfang Pack—it meant she was the first female Alpha in over fifty years. Then why couldn’t she tolerate my aura? Oh. She had no wolf. Was that what made me so angry? The fact that she had no wolf? Or that someone had just overheard that information?

The spear slipped out of her grasp, and struck the ground with a metallic clang, as the forest twisted violently around her and she fell to the ground. “Dumb Bitch!” Alucard spat and walked away. “Alucard, you got your revenge.” The other voice rose softly without a care in the world. “But couldn't you hold back for a second there? You could have seriously killed her.” “Don’t lecture me, Zen.” Alucard growled. “What? You want to take her place?” “Oh no…” Another nonchalant laughter rang out softly. “I surely wouldn’t want to go against you. That would be much too… bothersome. I’m just saying, don’t damage the merchandise we were lucky to find.”

They were all interacting with each other but the minute they saw her, they all kept short. "So, how did she become the Alpha's mate so soon?" One of the elders asked. "Why did Alpha Darell hide her away from us before?" Another of the elders asked. Alicma used her hands to indicate that everyone should keep quiet. When she had their attention and everywhere became silent, she let them in on who Marcelyn was. "That woman who claimed to be Alpha Darell's mate is nothing but a vampire." She announced to them. "Vampire?" The elder who had spoken before asked.

She said but it seemed Darcus was still confused as he asked her what she meant. She didn't say anything. Instead, she asked one of the witches to come to the stage, giving the microphone to her. "Lucinda bewitched the alpha so she could become the Luna of this pack. She's a terrible person and she deserves to be punished!" The witch yelled into the microphone, and everyone gasped. Including Maddie. My legs wobbled under me, and I fell. What was going on?

“Don’t do this.” That’s when she looked at me. “Don’t worry, I won’t kill your son, yet.” I raised a brow. “What do you mean my son?” Elma smiled softly. “Oh, you didn’t know?” My stomach dropped. “Know what?” I asked. She laughed. “Luka is yours.” Suddenly, the room was filled with heavy silence. Octava sighed as Elma continued, “After Octava escaped your pack, she was already pregnant. And by the time she reached her kingdom, she gave birth. And that is how this Lycan grand prince is here.”

Aldrich In my wolf form, all my senses are hyper acute. Needless to say, Princess Avalea's caress was pure torture. I must tell her, or better still, show her just how her little touches make me feel. I feel her hand on my neck as we step out of the hut cautiously.

"Show everyone what your Gamma wolf looks like next to a true Alpha." Victoria trembled, caught between fear and fury. For a moment, I thought she might refuse. Then, with a snarl of defiance, she shifted into her Gamma wolf form. Even with the enhancement from my elixir, her wolf looked smaller now, less impressive beside my Alpha form. The comparison was stark, undeniable. "Now," I growled, "let's finish what we started." I curled my lip into a smile and released my Alpha pressure. My voice was soft, yet it made Victoria burst into tears on the spot.