Genshin Impact Kaeya X Albedo Novels & Stories

And for some meetings, all the Alpha and Luna went to the council board meeting. Kai, Ray, and Christian approached me. "Don't worry, Li. We are here. Even if the rogues break in we will beat the shit out of them." Kai said boldly. And I can see bravery in his eyes. He's worthy of becoming my Beta. "Kai is right. Even if we have no wolf but we know how to fight and you and Christian have elemental powers. I'm sure we can beat them." Ray said confidently. I like this guy and his confidence. He's the total opposite of Gamma Chris.

he assured, giving me that warm smile of his. If only my other siblings could say the same. I sighed. By the time we arrived at the Royal Palace of Meldonis, it was already nightfall. As I stepped out of the carriage, the moon bathed me in its radiant light. I turned to Valerian when I started noticing loads of stares focused on me. “Those must be moon gems,” Valerian commented, pointing to one of the gems on my gown. “They are rare gems that glow in the presence of moonlight. Now you look like a princess.”

Leo dropped the book onto the coffee table and started flicking through the pages so fast I thought he was going to test them. “Here, page 275…. The wolf’s eyes are remarkable. Whether there is an Alpha or Omega they always remain the same color. It is believed that the Moon Goddess is a way to remind us that we are all special to her and are all of equal value to her and each other. In her eyes we are all gold.

Every person moving through the morning fog carried the amber-glow of the Zero-Variable in their eyes. ​"It’s too quiet," Kaelen said, stepping out onto the balcony. His silver-exoskeleton was gone, replaced by a suit of woven resonance-fibers that hummed in sync with his heartbeat. "Seven billion Alphas, Maya. Seven billion people can hear each other's thoughts if they listen too hard. How long before the first one decides they want to be the only one?"

“But I would like to speak with you and your friends a lot more.” “But you carry the aura of an Alpha and the power seems concentrated around you, not your Mate,” Maisey replies. “Officially, Dylan and Ace are the Alphas, but we have reason to believe, I may have Alpha lineage,” I say in a quiet voice. “Please don’t tell anyone. We are uncertain about many things in my parentage.” “I will keep your secret, Alpha, or should I say Luna?” “You are best calling me Kaiya or Luna, for now,” I reply.

It was all we’d get. “We move at dawn,” Kael declared, and the meeting broke apart into a chaos of purposeful movement. The Alphas scattered to their duties. I stayed with Helena, sorting through her stores of rare silver and potent Moonbane crystals for the amulet. Kael was already with Marcus and Liana, their heads bent over a more detailed terrain map, voices low and urgent. “Hey.” I looked up. Erica had stayed behind, too. She sank onto a stool beside my worktable.

“Then stop treating me like—” “Not now.” The edge in my voice cut through whatever she was about to say. Good. We didn’t have time for this. The woman stopped a few feet from the gate. Close enough to speak. Far enough to stay safe. Smart. “Alpha Kael,” she said. Not a question. A statement. I didn’t react. “You have the advantage of me,” I replied. “State your name.” She smiled slightly. “Dr. Elara Voss.” Human.

“W-What? Both at once?! I can barely keep one stable!” “You won’t be using both,” Kael said. “You will hold Caligo while calling Ignis. Caligo will keep you grounded.” Seraphine crossed her arms. “Try not to explode.” Alessia nearly choked. “EXCUSE ME?!” “It was a joke, Princess,” Seraphine said gently. Kael added, “Mostly.” “Mostly?!” But there was no turning back now. Alessia took a deep breath. She felt Caligo settle beneath her ribs, cold but steady like a shadowy anchor.

For one heartbeat, the Alpha Prime aura detonated—not the flickering ember it had been, but a blinding, dominant explosion of Rain and Pine. "I am... the shield," Kael wheezed, his hand slamming onto the stone floor, fingers weaving into the fissures. The red light was forced back an agonizing half-meter. Through the Shared Heat, I felt it. His core integrity didn't just drop. It plummeted. 0.3%... 0.1%... Zero.