Genshin Impact Kaeya X Albedo Novels & Stories

I knew theoretically they would both be getting the pie, but I would make sure that Kai was the one who got to eat it first. “I thought your name was Alpha Xander?” Ezra asked, confused. “I’m Alpha Kai, Alpha Xander’s wolf,” he explained. “The silver rings show when you are forward, Alpha Kai?” he asked, looking curiously at Kai. He nodded to Ezra. “Well, it is nice to meet you Alpha Kai. I do not think I have ever met someone’s counterpart before except my mate’s. Would you tell me more about what it is like this way?” Ezra leaned his chin on his fist and looked eager to hear.

I needed to know who held my destiny in her hands. As we introduced ourselves, “Katelyn Adams, future Alpha to the Golden Moon pack.”. My heart plummeted. I had heard of this young legend for the past few years. My father had met her at various Alpha meetings and had always been impressed with her, her father and how the Golden Moon pack had been run.

White walls, white floor, white so pure it hurt to look at. Now it glowed grey on the horizon. Like our old crater, but bigger. "Kovac beat us to activating it," Caelum said in my head. His white wolf was huge, scarred, but fast. White fur turning grey at the tips from running so hard. "I can feel it. Altar 2 is awake. It's calling Whites." "Elara?" I gasped, still clinging to Kai's black fur. Kai was breathing hard but steady under me. Alpha stamina.

wasn't just a healer; it was an adaptive mutagen. ​“I’ll lead the descent,” Kael said, standing at the edge of the emerald docks as the salty spray of the Great Ocean lashed against his violet-tinted armor. He was the first of the Tundra-Sovereigns I had stabilized. His eyes were no longer the flickering, dying silver of a "Failed Sequence"; they were a steady, deep iridescent purple, and his form had settled into a perfect blend of predatory grace and heavy-duty muscularity. “My gene was built for the thermal-crush of the sapphire ice, Elara. The pressure of the trench is just a different kind of weight. I can hold the shape if the Gold stays steady.”

"Thank you for inviting us to the Blood Moon Ball." Kieran stepped forward. His smile was tight. "Alpha King. You’re welcome. And this must be..." "Alba," Ares cut him off. He turned to me and his hand came to the small of my bare back. "My Luna." He said it loudly. Possessive. Final. Murmurs rippled through the crowd. Veronica laughed. Too loud. "Luna? Her? She’s wolfless, Alpha King. Everyone knows that. Are you sure you don’t want someone... more suitable?"

“I just… I keep thinking about what my father once said. That an Alpha’s greatest legacy isn’t his strength, but the peace he leaves behind. I want that for them.” I turned to him, my throat tight with emotion. “And they will have it, Kael. You will give them a world worth living in.” We sat like that for a moment, surrounded by the quiet rustle of life—the sound of curtains fluttering, the soft murmurs of our babies, our heartbeats synchronizing into something soft and unspoken. A soft knock broke the silence. “Come in,” Kaelos said gently. The door opened, revealing Callista with a face glowing with happiness. She stepped in carefully, carrying a basket of flowers and small gifts.

He carried himself like a blade unsheathed, his Alpha Aura flooding the room. Beside him was a Cain, the younger twin, Calm yet no less powerful, had eyes like the color of the clouds right after the sun rise, piercing and unrelenting. Every maidens breath hitched. But Aria froze. Her chest tightened, Her pulse skipped wildly. The moment Kael's gaze locked with hers something snapped into place. His steps faltered for a second as his Nostrils flared. His eyes narrowed as if he too had being struck by lightning.

Alina said and we all could see that she was more confident and happier than she was the previous day. “Of course. Go ahead. And please be quick because like you said, today is the new moon and you know the drill. We have to be home and ready," the elder added and Alina sat down. Everyone was quiet waiting to see what she was getting at until we heard the big doors creak loudly and then open. There was a pin drop silence as we all looked towards the doors and then we all saw Alpha Kael, followed by his beta, walk in. Everyone was quiet as we all followed them with our eyes. Kael looked as if he was about to die from grief. His eyes were red and puffy from what seemed like too much crying. He

"I can see the map. The Five Black-Sites aren't just labs. They're nodes. Aethelgard is planning to trigger a Second Reset. They want to turn the whole world into this... into me." "Not like this, Leo," Kael said, stepping through the silver sludge. "You're burning out. You have to let go of the others." "If I let go, they die," Leo replied. "They don't have souls of their own anymore. I'm the only thing holding their atoms together." "Then let me help you carry them," Kael commanded, his "Origin" energy flaring. "I am the Alpha. I am the Architect. Whatever I am, I am your blood. Use me as the ground."

Kayla fell into silence in response to my question. Perhaps this is the fate the Moon Goddess has arranged for us. In this moment, Sebastian's words echoed in my mind. Putting aside the sadness momentarily, only one question remained in my mind, "Tell me, Kayla, are you happy now?" Kayla's breath became lighter, and she asked me in return, "What do you want to know?" "I just want to know if you are happy now, that's all." "Yes, Nathan. I'm incredibly happy! You know? I'm back with The Obsidian Pack! Moreover, I'm about to become the Alpha of The Obsidian Pack. I will be the first female Alpha of The Obsidian Pack..."