Is Omega Bigger Than Alpha Novels & Stories

“If I hadn’t shown up, Allen wouldn’t be alive today to still disrespect me again! Your son is acting like this because the same Alpha dealt with him was pinned like a chicken by that Evolet girl. Now do you understand why your son is in shock?” “This… This can’t be possible. Allen isn’t weak!” My whole body shivered. I drew away from Thelma, falling into one of the couch for support. Her words clouded my head along with images of that maiden. “Are you telling me that an Omega is stronger than my son who is an Alpha? Is that what you mean, Thelma?” “That’s the same question I’m asking myself, my Queen. How is an Omega able to defeat an Alpha like it’s nothing?” Thelma said.

Eros began, "There was a prophecy of three powerful wolves that would be the most powerful amongst all wolves." "A silver wolf, a grey wolf and-" "A red wolf," Elara added. "So I am a powerful wolf?" My eyes widened in shock as anticipation bubbled within me, "I am a powerful wolf!" I shrieked getting up at the realization of the meaning of those words. Me, Demi, an omega, a wretched thing is a powerful wolf. Harlyn! We are powerful! I screeched at her with excitement, this is new! Harlyn, oh my God! No one will ever be able to hurt us.

Rowen said. Leila was bouncing around, and yipping excitedly in my head, but I didn’t trust his words. They seemed too good to be true. I felt as though he was playing some kind of game with me. “But you are an Alpha, and I am an Omega. Those two do not go together. Omega’s are not strong enough to be Lunas.” I said quietly. “That is actually not true, and I had that proven to me.” Rowen said. “How….how sir?”

" Noah said as he walked back and forth in the center between the 200 men. From the moment Noah and his team stepped foot onto the training field, the Alpha had been watching. He didn't expect what he just witnessed, not at all. He knew they claimed this little Omega was the best, but he had a hard time believing it. He just didn't see it! He had just watched the Omega tremble inside the car, terrified to come out because he was an Alpha. He could see how much smaller he was compared to anyone else there. The height difference was almost comical, and so was the difference in body mass. Granted, this little Omega had some muscles. But they were small, and nothing compared to his Level 2 Delta

"I was just following guidelines. She's a low-level Omega. She can barely shift." The snarl that ripped through the Alpha's chest was terrifying. He took a threatening step toward the guard, preparing to unleash his anger on him. A tall, olive skinned man quickly stepped in between the two of them. He held out his hand in a surrender motion, eyeing them both carefully. "I will suggest you be more careful with your words if you'd like to keep your head, Smith." He commented towards the guard before completely disregarding him and turning to face the Alpha. He lowered his voice as he addressed him, "Is it true? She's your mate?"

“WHAT ARE YOU talking about?!” Alpha Morris raised his voice a little which caught some guests’ attention. “Honey, lower your voice,” Luna Mabel said then she turned to look at Alpha Lucas. “Alpha, may I know what you are talking about? Is it some kind of joke? Iris is a werewolf, moreover, she is just an omega she-wolf in our pack… A higher rank and a Lycan like you couldn’t possibly be her mate…” she said in a small voice.

Eunice asked as I sat up on the floor and opened the bottle of water. I met Alpha Benson's gaze as he stood there, discussing with another warrior that were assigned to guard this farmland. "Yes. I am an alpha. How about you?" I asked Eunice, and she blushed and replied, "I am an Omega." "Really? Is that why you're all looking at me like I am a zombie, just because I am an alpha?" I asked Eunice, and she laughed and replied, "No. Take a look at the farm. You grazed many layers of weeds away, more than the rest of us. So you are stronger than us, and not that we look down on you," Eunice spoke to me with a friendly manner, and my eyes widened in shock to see that I had truly cleared many laye

Timothee just stares at us for a few minutes with disbelief still clouding his face. "Wow," he says after a while. "How can an alpha and omega not know such important information? You two really have to have a beta teach you about it? Does this mean that betas are more knowledgeable than alphas and omegas?" Then he shakes his head while clicking his tongue, looking like he's very disappointed in us. "And they say that alphas and omegas are more important than betas, that alphas are superior. And yet you two don't even know this simple and public information?" "I don't think it is public information when even I, a beta, do not know about it either," comments Fredo, which earns him a death gla

Ironclaw. A low growl crawled up my throat. Our pack had been at war long before I took my first step as a child. Their wolves were ruthless, but their alpha was worse. Damien acted like some flawless hero, but he was cunning, manipulative, and too damn powerful for anyone’s comfort. My jaw clenched. “Rumors aren’t enough.” Lior nodded once. “Agreed. Which is why we sent covert scouts, and we got these images to prove.” He slid the iPad toward me and tapped the screen.

I blurt. "I did some digging on staff housing this morning, trying to find her before anyone else did. I wasn't the only one looking." His jaw tightens. "There's already talk. Some of the pack, the ones who take rank seriously, the ones who think an omega catching an Alpha's eye is some kind of insult to the natural order, they're saying somebody should teach her a lesson before it happens again." Something cold moves through my chest, sharper than the ache that's already there.