Kaeya X Albedo Novels & Stories

They were two of Dexter's betas. I understood Dexter's plans now. He had given me Wolf's bane instead of the elixir, so that I would be vulnerable and weakened when his two betas would come in to beat me up and probably bring me into his party to flaunt his success of defeating the forever detested Alpha Blade. Unfortunately for him, I had been smart enough not to swallow it. The only effect it had on me was the burning and pain in my mouth which had gradually lessened "Let me ask you this now that you both are alive." I said as I watched them bring out batons. "Was it your Alpha that sent you to me to die or is it just fate?"

Ice matted Kaelor’s fur, turning his heavy shoulders into jagged white peaks. "The... the delete... I didn't finish it..." Aradaa’s breath came in thin, whistling hitches. His skin was the color of curdled milk. Blue static flickered behind his eyelids, a rhythmic twitch that marked the shock of the partial format. "Kaelor, the forest... it’s gone gray."

My voice echoed, small. And even before I saw water this river stink found me oil, dead fish, wet cement. I walked toward it because that gut pull said to me. Each step felt like dragging along a leash I couldn’t see. The mate-bond, I guess. I’d never met Kael Blackthorn, just heard the stories: the Alpha who left cooling bodies in his footsteps, who laughed as he ripped challengers into shreds. The notion should have scared me into looking elsewhere. Instead my legs kept going, which had been rented by something in the world.

Then Kael moved closer, and Rhea met him halfway. The kiss wasn’t desperate or rushed — it was slow, grounding, a tether between two souls clawing for light in a world of monsters. His hand slid up to her jaw, her fingers curling around his wrist. The world outside the room faded — the rain, the thunder, the war. There was only them — Alpha and his little moon — finally, quietly, claiming each other. When they parted, Rhea’s eyes glowed faintly under the lantern light, a crimson shimmer buried deep within. Kael saw it — the whisper of Aura’s mark still lingering — but said nothing.

With a set of dazzling ruby red eyes. "Ava is in the bathroom, but I'm Blaise, Alpha Faye's beta." She smiles. "And you must be Alpha Kole, one of the Primordials." She introduced stretching her petite hand, I took it in mine, shaking her hand. I could tell she was a very skilled fighter, her hands felt hard and rough, it felt like the hands of a warrior. I smile"I guess your alpha must have said a lot about me, all good things I hope?"

She opened her lips and uttered, “On the day of the jade comet, someone will rise and claim the Alpha King’s descendant position. He… will rule the world.” Just staring at each other, the room turned silent. Naya tried to read Kael’s expression but he remained with a sharp look, the anger leaving his deep green eyes. Then to Naya’s surprise, he started to smile. Kael pulled his gaze away and started to nod with a smile. Chuckling to himself, he uttered, “That woman always speaks about crazy nonsense.” Naya stood still. Watching Kael’s expression, she quietly said, “It may be the truth”

“The thing is Rafe, for the right mate I could have been all those things and more. You never gave me a chance and now that I know how you feel, I accept that you are not the mate for me. I need a strong mate, who can let me be all that I can be and support me while I would have supported him. That’s not you.” Moving to interrupt Kate Rafe stands to stop Kate from what he fears will come next. Realizing the mistake he made, Kate steps out of his reach toward her father. While Boyd also tries to stop what is about to happen, Kate looks at Rafe solemnly. “I Katelyn Adams, future Alpha of the Golden Moon Pack acknowledge and accept your rejection Rafe Daniels, future Alpha to the Red Moo

Kay could sense that her scent was different; there was a faint scent of something so strong… but she couldn't pinpoint it. "Sorry, baby, I told you that I kept you as a surprise for my family and pack. If they know your importance, they would have sent at least the current beta of the pack. By the way, this is Kaylynn Grant, the future beta. And that is Kade Anderson, the future gamma. And guys, this is Amelia, your future LUNA…"

The moment I touched him, something incredible happened. Our rebirth energies recognized each other. Silver light from me. Ice-blue light from him. The two powers merged, swirling together in a dance of death and resurrection magic. Drake's wounds began healing impossibly fast. My own pain receded as his energy stabilized mine. "What is happening?" Ria breathed, pressing herself against the wall. "Alchemy," Drake whispered, wonder in his voice despite his injuries. "Two souls marked by death, meeting in suffering. Creating something new." The combined energy formed a cocoon around us, and suddenly I was seeing his memories—his betrayal, his execution, his rebirth. And he was seeing mine—the

My attention was split as I stood among the seven Alphas of the seven packs, exchanging pleasantries. But my eyes were trained on Alora, and my whole body was so tightly wound each time someone got close to her that people began to notice. "Is that your mate? The one you mentioned in the last meeting?" came a voice beside me. I turned to see Alpha Kael, the Alpha of Rivers Pack. He nodded toward her as I raised my glass of vodka to my lips. I gave a short nod. “If she were mine, I bet I wouldn’t let her out of my sight either,” he chuckled, slapping my back.