Healing The Ruthless Alpha Novels & Stories

He turned around, as if to see that I was talking to someone else. “I need her to leave my pack right now.” I stood in his face, taking one step at a time, making him move backwards. “I have a speculation on why she didn't heal. Whatever those rogues did to her sucked her powers and you didn't let her heal completely before you sent her sparring. You should be ashamed of yourself Tristan.” “It's me, Raven,” he repeated in disbelief. “You are talking back to your Alpha.” “The alpha better respect himself and leave my coven or I wouldn't hesitate to drive him away myself.”

It was like my internal instinct was stuck in overdrive and my wolf was controlling all of my impulses. I had to protect her at all costs. Alex gasped as he reached down to his dead comrade and held him in his arms. It was a fatal mistake, and Alex knew he could face the same fate. "What did you do?!" I couldn't see through Alex's mask, but it sounded like he was choking up. "You dare question your Alpha?! He shot my mate!" I reached for Alex's neck, where newly healed flesh covered his old wound. He began coughing up blood from the pressure of my grip.

He looked pleased and proud rather than scared and anxious that such words are coming out straight from the full lips of his daughter who always look like all she cares about is riding a dragon and eating those big round pies of cherry. "I will be the Alpha of the Refulgent and I will lead the realm to its new era. I will make sure that by the end of my reign. Men will see women as their equal and not just a tool for breeding and producing heir," I muttered. That night was the last night that I have spoken to the Alpha. I was looking forward for another day to spend with him. Hearing his guidance and his words of wisdom but it didn't came. Zuiveren found him the following morning dead on his

I heard the Alpha say. "She was injected with wolfsbane, it's tearing at her." The healer said. "What, I thought she was just beaten up?" The Alpha barked. "I just realized it wasn't that." "Give her this, let her take it, it might work, it might now, the wolfsbane has done a lot of harm already." The healer said. The Alpha rushed towards me, managing to make me sit up, taking the medicine with trembling fingers. He held me steady until I finished drinking, then he let go. I leaned on him heavily, his hold around my waist keeping me upright.

I put all of my strength in that push and that was when I released the Roar. The roar of an Alpha. The members were pushed off immediately and I looked down at the girl who was staring at me in awe. I picked her up, covered her in my coat and began to run through the flames. I gritted my teeth as some of it began to lick at my skin, hungrily. But I was not bothered. I could always heal. But this child was not yet at the age to heal on her own. It would be very devastating if she received any burning scars.

The people were gathering and following them watching the show, no one dared to stop the alpha even though many felt pity for the poor soul, the way she was dragged bare footed was painful sight to watch. Raymond last night injected the silver into the Rogue by shooting a silver bullet right into his heart which successfully weakened his wolf. They started torturing him but before that Beta noticed his healed body. Indeed his wrists and biceps had slight purplish marks but they weren't bleeding like before. And it was the only indication that Alice has healed the man when she visited him. Being loyal to Alpha he informed him in the morning and the first thing Alpha did was to dress up and st

"She might have cursed you before she fled. Or maybe... maybe it's a hidden enemy inside the pack." He gritted his teeth. "I’ll kill them all if I have to." I smiled inwardly. Exactly what I wanted to hear. "But for now, Alpha," I said gently, "you must rest. Let me handle everything." He nodded weakly. "Thank you, Berra. You’re the only one I trust." If only you knew, dear Alpha. I stood up, bowing slightly. "I will prepare a special cleansing ritual," I said. "Something to drive the darkness out."

"And I'm just collateral damage?" "Oh no, sweetie. You're the prize." Sienna's smile was humorless. "You're a Healer Alpha. The first one to emerge in decades. Do you know what that means? Healer Alphas were the Council's greatest threat because they had power the Council couldn't control. The ability to heal, to inspire loyalty, to unite other wolves. They were eliminated systematically over the past twenty years in what the Council called tragic accidents." "My parents," I whispered.

Since he had insisted that he must go headlong with Fred Wilson's daughter, he left him no option than to go brutal and ruthless with him. He had told the healer, rather than healing him and bringing him back to consciousness, he should make him remain in that state until he said otherwise. And that is exactly what the healer did. He was sad though. His job and duty was to heal and not to make someone suffer and deteriorate in health. The healing gifts he had received from the moon goddess was being abused by him and he felt handicapped, unable to say no to the ruthless Alpha. A man who can do this to his own son, what can he not do to someone else? He is mean and without conscience.

he said in s firm tone. He got up from his throne and made his way to them. They both went to their knees and began to plead. “We didn’t mean any of that Alpha. We will solely give our life for the betterment of this pack. We didn’t mean to insult you at all.” The Alpha Coast pack could hardly care about that. He already made his mind up. He has been bottling his anger since Damon left now he has someone to pass the anger on. “You will be a lesson to others. To everyone who isn’t ready to fight as if it’s their last, I will kill you all myself. That’s the only way to stop betrayal because someone that them would sell us out to the other pack just for their safety,” he remarked.