Hololive Council Novels & Stories

The entire seating arrangement had been changed! “Luna Irina, we have come to a decision.” Rosemary’s mate was seated at the head of the table on the opposite side to me. He didn’t stand up as he spoke. “You, Alpha Hunter, Luna Rosemary, Luna Lillian, and Luna Erika will form your council. The rest of us will continue on as normal. If we need your help, we will request it from Luna Rosemary and your council will inform you. Is that acceptable?” I took the time to study each of them as my gaze moved around the table.

That's the problem with me, whenever some topic succeeds to get my attention I forget all the work and start investigating on that. "Yes, each one of them has different powers from others. Some are mighty as Eriol and Eleanor but they are not in suppressing others with her capabilities. And some others are known as the head of the guardians, Celine. She is the current head of the council and the most powerful one for the time being. And some are great fighters but have no intention to use their powers for others sake, they are known as selfish ones, like Zoram and Zonad. I hope I cleared pretty much all your doubts, young lady."

A cheer went up as the swearing loyalty ended and they were officially one giant pack. “Zeke from Moonlight, Chadwick From Black Sands, Polly from City Lights, Douglas from Silver Mountain, Shea from Dark Water, Asher from Red Wood, Logan from the Hunters, and Jace from Cross River, you are all my Beta’s, all hold a seat on this council, and are the point of command for your section of this one united pack! We are now unified!” Nora exclaimed! A second louder cheer rose up as people clapped and embraced each other. Each council member looked proud and happy. Jace slipped his hand around Nora’s waist, his hand touching her pregnant belly.

She acted innocent at first; however, the Council has the power to use their command to get people to speak. In this case, the Council has more power than any Alpha or Luna. It was always intended that way so that there would be a mechanism in place to get to the truth of a matter. In this case, they ended up using it when my mother was blatantly lying to protect my father and herself.

"And Adrian? Whatever they say. Whatever they demand. Whatever they threaten. I'm staying. I'm not leaving you. Not for anything." "Good. Because I'm not letting you leave. Not for the Council. Not for safety. Not for anything." He kisses me. Quick. Fierce. "We're in this together. Forever. No matter what comes." Thirty minutes later we enter the main hall. The High Council is already there. All five of them. Elder Nathaniel in the center. Looking even more disapproving than usual. The inner circle is assembled. Marcus. Clara. Chief Winters. Dr. Chen. Kelvin. All standing together. United. Ready to defend their Alphas. Their pack. Their family.

"You were never trying to dismantle them. You were—" "I am The Council," Connor corrected. "The real one. The organization that exists beneath the forty-seven members you arrested, beneath the phoenix protocol Victoria thought she was leading, beneath even Richard's deep game. I'm the forty-eighth member. The one nobody knew about because I was recruited at fifteen when my family died, groomed for thirty years to be the failsafe against failsafes. And now—finally—I get to complete my mission: eliminate the Westbrook line permanently and rebuild The Council without Richard's sabotage protocols embedded in every operation."

--- The first figure stepped forward slightly. Tall. Sharp. Voice calm and commanding. --- “Elena Voss.” --- Her name echoed with weight. --- “You have exceeded projected variables.” --- Elena’s jaw tightened. --- “And you are?” she asked. --- A pause. --- Then— “We are the Council.” --- The word hit differently. --- Not a name. --- A structure. --- A force. --- Adrian stepped closer to her. Low voice. “Multiple authorities… centralized.” --- Elena nodded slightly.

He turned back to the council. “I object!” he shouted loudly. “It is not the defense’s turn!” Elder Johan had an amused look on his face. “Silvo, you’ve been watching too many human television shows. We do not ‘object’ during a Council matter. We take turns like civilized shifters and allow each other to be heard. But if it makes you feel better, ‘your objection is overrulled.’”

“You see… I cannot remove you from the council, but I can appoint more members.” I opened the door and gave those I'd chosen a nod. The elders gasped as Angela entered the hall, followed by Hiro—Nazo's father—and Efrain—Rafe's uncle. “Here are three new members of the council,” I said, a smirk tugging at my lips. “That's… You can't!” Vulir exclaimed. Hiro let out a deep chuckle and stepped forward. “He can. He's our Alpha, whether you like it or not.”

A holographic map floated above the table, showing strange dark energy signatures moving toward their sanctuary from the north. “They call themselves the Eclipse Council,” Damien said, voice cold. “Ancient beings who survived the Lunar Rage by going into deep hibernation. Fallen angels, elder vampires, corrupted witches… they believe the world should be reset under their rule.” Serena’s hands trembled slightly. “And they want Liora. Her power is the key to their new apocalypse.” Kael slammed his fist on the table, cracking the wood. “They won’t touch her.” Damien placed a calming hand on Kael’s shoulder. “We need to strengthen our defenses. And we need allies. Old friends who survived.”