Kaeya X Albedo Novels & Stories

Images crash into me like a wave. I see Alejandro, kneeling in snow. A leaf shaped like a blade. A whisper on the wind: “Veinleaf.” My eyes fly open. “He’s reached Alaska,” I murmur. Koa does not question it. He lowers his staff and offers me a bottle of water. “Then we keep going. Train. Channel. Prepare. Because when he returns…”

She wouldn’t let it. She inhaled deeply, trying to center herself. “You’re tense,” the Lycan said, his voice smooth, deep, and teasing. “I don’t enjoy being watched by an entire room,” she replied coolly, her gaze skimming the crowd. All eyes were on them. He smiled. “Then I suppose I should introduce myself, give them something to talk about. I’m Knox. Knox Green, Alpha of the Southern Lycan Pack.” “Lydia. Heiress of the Moonglade Pack,” she replied, matching his tone.

He knew about her moving on with her life but he just wanted to be the one she moved on with. "But haven't gotten a gist of it?" He said, putting out a hard smile," There is a wolf guy out there killing people and I have to make sure you are safe back home," Amelia's huge eyeballs rolled at his statement… "Thankfully, he only kills men. I think I'm good to go," She smiled as she walked out of the house. Just as Alex closes the door and her feet step on the top of the stairs, a huge wave of dizziness enclaves her. With a deep sigh, she strode down the brownstone, gasping at the frigid air, as her breath made a stream of clouds in front of her.

The other Alphas moved to intervene but they weren't strong enough to hold down Kaizen. Alpha Esau's tortured scream filled the room. “Kaizen, Stop! You're scaring me!” As if finally realizing what he was doing he dropped Esau to the ground as he turned to me with a guilty expression. My eyes were glassy and my vision grew blurry at the sight of my mate. The man standing before me wants my mate but a rogue beast. His beast had come out to the surface, making his usual vibrant green eyes to be black.

“Now, in what are we victorious and what does this mean about mending ways?” “The other one makes sense as Alphas were once considered the werewolf version of a King,” Dylan says. “And Kaiya is our Alpha. It’s just what fell out of fashion that we bring back and what the fuck is going to flood and the swimmers…that is where I get lost.” “Swimmers could be sperm, but hers or ours?” Ace shrugs. I gasp, “You could get pregnant! That would be rare, but not impossible if we brought back or mended the wrongs…”

Daston blinks, and laughs out loudly before tossing me to the hard ground. “Know? I got the previous Alpha pair killed.” I stare at him, stunned. I had wondered, but was sure it wasn’t true. “Neela was mine. She was supposed to be mine, and she went and mated that bastard’s father. And then for everyone to say that she should have been given a choice! She was a female! Her only purpose is life is to breed and satisfy men!” “Do you even know what you’re saying?” I give him a disgusted look.

Elara POV ​Kael didn’t let me stay to see what was happening at the gate; he shoved me toward Jada and told her to lock me in the library until the perimeter was clear, so I spent the next few hours pacing between the tall shelves of old books while my mind raced with thoughts of shadows and voices calling my name. The library was huge and smelled of dust and old paper, but it was one of the few places where the guards didn't stand right over my shoulder. As I walked deeper into the back rows, where the light was dim, I found a wall covered in framed paintings of past Alphas. One portrait stood out because the man in it looked exactly like Kael, except his eyes were a softer shade of gray, a

It was all we’d get. “We move at dawn,” Kael declared, and the meeting broke apart into a chaos of purposeful movement. The Alphas scattered to their duties. I stayed with Helena, sorting through her stores of rare silver and potent Moonbane crystals for the amulet. Kael was already with Marcus and Liana, their heads bent over a more detailed terrain map, voices low and urgent. “Hey.” I looked up. Erica had stayed behind, too. She sank onto a stool beside my worktable.

Kael Adebayo rumbles, his golden eyes remaining anchored to the tactical maps on his desk. Nia’s glossy smile stiffens slightly. "You summoned my agency to this office to discuss the upcoming Solstice Eclipse Festival, did you not, Master Kael?" The Adebayo Dominion was currently coordinating a massive cross-sector convergence, an event where elite bloodlines and high-ranking merchants would seal their seasonal treaties. As the official face of the dominion’s luxury trading house, Nia’s presence was a standard logistical requirement.

‘She make more noise than the sirens with whom we brought Lyra out of heaven. “And they lay eggs every morning,” I replied, leaning against his massive Breast and put my hands over his. “An absolutely perfect machine. Without digital code.’ Kael turned me gently. The sun was reflected in its dark hair. He looked at me, not as the fault in the system, but as the center of his Universe. “You have repaired this world, Jada. Piece by Piece,” he whispered. His view stripped about the Azilla ReCraft shield, the ripe tomato shrubs and finally again