Jade X Alex Inquisitormaster Novels & Stories

I heard the door slam open and the object of my thoughts came in leaving it open behind him. "Ah, you're finally awake,” he said mockingly, his ruddy face giving me a sinister smile, "Okay, so I can tell you about my plans. In an hour, I will meet your faithful dog. He will give me what I want, I will give him what he wants. I’ll go very far and very fast and thus we will all come out winning, don’t you think?” Faithful dog? Alex. My heart beat wildly. Alex was alive and fighting for me.

“That is called jealousy, sister. But you did good, regardless. I smirked faintly. “Crumbled men are dangerous. They don’t die quietly. They rebuild, and when they do, they come for blood. That’s what I admire about Alphas, they’re predictable in their fury. And she is an Alpha born. She is angry, grieving as well, but she is going to rise stronger. Only, I am going to be sure that she chooses a different side this time, mine.” She looked away, frustrated. “You’re playing too close to the edge. If Xavier finds out…” “If?” I interrupted, raising a brow. “He will find out. Eventually. That’s the point. That is how I am going to break him.” I stood and walked toward the window, the night stretc

I thought about it over and over until I fell asleep. Alexander's pov: -"Alpha it's Jade, our spy in the Black Shadow Pack, on the phone. He wants to speak to you asap" Jason informed me. I was in my office working as usual until late when Jason informed me about; it must be something very important for Jade to call so late. -"Tell him to come in" I ordered. Jason passed me the line and Jade's voice was heard. -"Alpha good evening. I am calling you because I have something very important to tell you"

He smiled weakly at her and she returned it. "Thank you." She crawled back to her pallet and he left the tent. The look of concern and pity for Sylvia was mistaken for distaste for what he had to do and no one questioned him about it. It was strange for him to feel like this for her. For the first time, he did feel like she needed his protection ...and he wanted to give it to her. Ian walked up along side him and asked, "Where is your apprentice?" "You say it too loud that way and everyone will begin to suspect something, Ian," he looked at Ian and smiled slightly, "Victor will not be joining us today. I have ordered him to analyze recent events and try to decipher patterning of their moveme

I muttered and right after that, I gave up. Leila's pov Alpha Xander was one of the best men I have come across in my life if not the best of them all and I was grateful that I existed when he was still alive. He was okay but his feet were still suffering making it hard for him to walk with the energy he used to walk. Also, his back was still severely injured even though he still covered it with fabrics. It was a new day and the priestess from Moonstone came to the palace. "it's high time we perform the ritual. Today is the destined day for it." she said which I found weird.

The first friend stated, pointing her hand at the entrance where he dropped her. "Emma, I don't know who that is." Jade specified holding her hand. "Then what? Did some stranger drop you?" The second friend sarcastically. "Exactly." Jade snapped her finger at her. "Lily. She lost her mind." Emma said to the second friend. "How can you come with a stranger?!" Lily shook her. "Get a sense." Jade wobbled her form intentionally on her shaking. "Weee...aarrree...geetttiingg

This startled the other werewolf a bit as it wondered how come its master was seeking permission from someone inferior to it. Martha duly noticed the expression of the other werewolf of how it got startled and then she thought to herself, “What a moron! Doesn’t even get sarcasm” She looked at Alpha and nodded her head. The Alpha too nodded slightly in agreement and turned to Benjamin. The Alpha said, “So Mister Benjamin Stewart, there is not really anything to discuss about. Like what I clarified earlier, we will stick to that only” Martha was less focused on what it said but more focused on how it was said.

I asked. “My name is Calum Cadel and I’m the Alpha of the Bluestone pack. I wanted to meet you here today because… I wanted to meet you,” he said. “That’s it? You just wanted to meet me? You wanted to meet a teenage girl at a coffee shop?” I asked. “Yes,” he said. “Right, because that isn’t creepy at all,” I said. “Do you always speak your mind?” He asked. No, actually, but I’m not going to tell you that.

"It seems eating too many fruits with the fairies has made your head go blocked that you forgot to make research. I am Alexia, Alpha female of the werewolf territories, ruler of the four werewolf packs." . . . ……

He was spiralling, the hard reset of his body having left his raw nerves exposed to a world he no longer understood. The door burst open. It wasn't the doctor or the maid. It was Alex. He didn't come in as the Alpha, nor as the ghost who had haunted Danny’s city. He looked dishevelled, his shirt sleeves rolled up and his eyes wide with a frantic, echoing pain. Through the link, he had felt Danny’s spiral as if his own soul were being shredded. "Everyone out," Alex commanded, his voice a low vibration that brooked no argument. "Alex, he’s unstable—" his uncle started.