Is Sigma Above Alpha Novels & Stories

My wolf was laughing like a hyena in my head because he loved her feisty response. “You will show me respect! I’ve been an alpha since before you were born!” Alpha Bruce spat out while standing from his chair. His face had turned bright red from how enraged he was. “I’ll show you respect when you earn it, and so far, you’ve done nothing to help your case,” she replied pointedly, while also standing from her chair. She locked her eyes with his in a silent battle for dominance. After a few minutes, Alpha Bruce looked away, and the anger on his face was still very much present. The thing was, Sophia was above other alphas because of her royal bloodline. I wasn’t surprised that he couldn’t maint

Sihan too has heard the story in the past. James nodded in agreement with Sihan. “You're right, then Anthony also made up for Alan with his name just fine.” “What about Alan?" Elyn asked curiously. “His name is Alan Pham. Anthony says Alpha's name suits him better." As the first letter of the alphabet, alpha in Greek numerals came to represent the number 1. Hence alpha as both a symbol and a term is used to refer to the ‘first’ or ‘main’ or ‘most important’ (most significant) occurrence or status of a thing.

The Alpha stood in the middle of the surrounding pack and began to speak. “Tonight, we are all gathered here to bear witness to a crime that had been committed,” the Alpha began. “Crime of any sort is punishable, but crime from a Sigma? That is punishable by death!” I heard gasps from the Sigmas in the back as the rest of the pack cheered on. If I was going to say anything, now would be the time to do it. I lifted my head and spoke with courage.

“Now of course you’ll have to sign an accord with Simon, Alpha of San Diego.” “They’re wolves like that?” Jesse asked with disbelief all over his face. “We’re people just like you, Jesse, just stronger and faster and we heal,” I said to him. “Except the special ones,” Simon said and laughed at the look on their faces. “Let’s not get into that now,” I said to him. “So if he’s an Alpha what the hell are you because you’re giving all the orders,” Jordan asked. “He is the second highest ranked Alpha in the world,” Simon said.

"... Interesting, very interesting, we underestimated you, Player. You have guts, your kindness to us has clouded our judgment, but we are happy to see that we are on the same page." "Hm, but just to be sure, aren't you sharing your memory with them?" "Ha? I wonder why you ask, but no, none of them will remember our discussion, but the more they use our power, the more they will remember other things." "... Is this why Sigma is affected by the departure of his friends?" "Not accurate, because you asked us to use a synergy with Beta, there is some Beta in Sigma. In the future, we would appreciate it if you asked them to only use polymerization, each of them of course, this will greatly help u

Before I could continue, Christian gritted through clenched teeth angrily, his hand was clenched tight in a fist on the table as he spoke the words. "But Christian, look at those papers, they are clearly indicating that if we signed the deal, we would have to lose an extensive amount of our warriors. How can w..." "Alpha Christian, it is like you are insulting me without having to say a word," Alpha Boris threw his chair back and shot up from his place before I could finish the words, "are you this much dumb that you have to take advice and lectures from this girl that has not even known anything about us until just a few days ago?"

Lily shook her head. “The Sigma Wolf that grandma has told me about,” Clayton finally said, breaking his silence. “That was the last word she uttered to me before grandpa arrived. She said there is a Sigma before she stopped.” “We’ve been looking everywhere for that sigma,” Liam pointed out. “Even asking our allies but we all got negative results. It’s one in millions, Clay. They’re complicated and if ever we find that one, how sure are we that he’s going to cooperate? Nobody can control a sigma.”

“Yes, Alpha.” “We too shall leave. Jax?” I walk out through the door Jax holds open for me and Will stands his ground when I turn around. “That little threat you made towards Jax- try it and see what happens. I am sigma, not omega- you f*cking idiot.”

of the Moors. “The Sovereign Pulse,” I whispered, the realization hitting me like a physical blow. In the oldest texts, it was rumored that the First Pack didn't have "bonds" that could be broken. Their connections were anchored to the land itself. If Aurelia had called to him, she wasn't just calling a mate—she was asserting her dominance over the Moors. She was calling her Alpha back to his post. A rejection ritual performed by a standard Sno Wolf Alpha wouldn't stand a chance against the blood of a Sigma and a True Moors female. It was like trying to hold back the tide with a wooden fence.

There was no one else around and when I looked at the tall walls on our right, I noticed there were more sigmas with arrows in their hands—ready to fire. “I’m here to see Alpha Hades of the Starmoon pack.” The Sigma in the middle moved forward and stopped at arm's length from me. He was heavily dressed in customized leather armor and the helmet on his head only made his eyes and black lips visible. “The Alpha does not want unexpected guests. Leave if you have not been invited here by him.” He turned around to walk away. “But I have,” I said as he stopped and turned back to me. “I know a friend of the Alpha and he told me to seek refuge here.”