Kaeya X Albedo Novels & Stories

I muttered to Kael, wandering to the window, cracking it open to light up, the acrid bite grounding me as I exhaled a plume toward the skyline. Yara didn't waste time, planting herself in front of Kael's desk, chin lifted defiantly. “I’ll get straight to it,” she said, folding her arms. “I’ve heard interesting rumors.” Kael remained seated, unreadable. “Rumors tend to be unreliable.” “Not these,” She smiled. “Two Alphas of Moonfall, intending to marry a disgraced, divorced former Luna with no pack, no title, and nothing to offer beyond—” Her gaze flicked lazily toward me

Alexander waves his hand in the air between them, his scent escalating until it feels as though the air is thick with humidity, as if the sky is about to crack open and start a downpour. "How could I have told you when this is what I've been afraid of all along?!" Alexander takes another step back, one of his palms coming up to cover his eyes, shielding Adom from the pool of agony swimming in them. The air is thick enough now that Adom feels it pushing on his shoulders from above, a weight so heavy that his body can barely move. Adom reaches his hand out and clasps onto Alexander, doing his best to stabilize the other alpha.

“Well, well… I didn’t expect to see you here again.” I turned, and my breath caught. Standing by the window was the same guy I had met during the hockey tournament , the mysterious one with eyes that seemed to glow faintly silver under the light. “You…” I whispered before I could stop myself. He smiled faintly, his head tilting. “You remember me. That’s good.” The Alpha looked between us. “Ah, you two have met before? Interesting. Maya, this is Kael. Half witch, half werewolf ,one of our most trusted members. He helps us… keep balance around here.”

His eyes gleamed with bright intensity, and he let out a proud howl, which echoed through the forest. Moments later, Kayla completed her shift, and gasps of surprise and admiration filled the air once more. Her wolf was pure snow white, with a subtle shimmer to her coat that made her appear almost ethereal. The moonlight touched her fur, casting a silver glow, and she stood beside Caleb, regal and calm. The other teens shifted into brown, gray, and black wolves but none of them matched that of Caleb's Alpha wolf and Kayla's ethereal wolf. Stephanie’s heart swelled with pride as she watched her children. She felt Damien’s arm wrap around her, pulling her close.

The Gamma doesn't trust us, Alondra said seriously. My beast was right, absolutely right, but I didn't say anything. “She forgets her place,” the Alpha said casually, and I felt uncomfortable, as did Gibran, who grimaced in disbelief. “Let's focus on what's happening.” “What's going on?” Kael asked. “The thing is, Gibran would never understand your sister's books and instructions,” said the Alpha, and I raised my eyebrows when I learned that Kaia was Kael's sister. “She didn't leave the latest notes; she left the old ones, and that almost made it pointless.”

White walls, white floor, white so pure it hurt to look at. Now it glowed grey on the horizon. Like our old crater, but bigger. "Kovac beat us to activating it," Caelum said in my head. His white wolf was huge, scarred, but fast. White fur turning grey at the tips from running so hard. "I can feel it. Altar 2 is awake. It's calling Whites." "Elara?" I gasped, still clinging to Kai's black fur. Kai was breathing hard but steady under me. Alpha stamina.

she asked immediately, a smile in her voice. I froze. “How did you know?” “Because you actually liked red, Clara. You just forgot it when you became Luna.” She sighed. “I can’t believe the King knew it for sure.” My heart stuttered. “What?” “The Alpha King Xavier. He told me long ago that you prefer red to white.” My chest twisted with a strange, unfamiliar feeling. Our last meeting had been in his office. I’d just graduated from the Werewolf Academy and submitted my application to join the royal warriors. The day I received the acceptance letter, I had a huge fight with Caleb.

" You know what let's just start over. It's clear you have the upper hand here because I'm in your room and you're a big strong man." His eyebrows furrowed as I spoke. " I'm Sayd, Sayd Pierce," I said walking from the bed and stopping in front of him. "Kace," he said making eye contact with me for the first time. His eyes were the brightest brown, almost hazel. His bow-shaped curves into a smirk complimenting his perfectly curved face. It wasn't hard to point out how handsome he was, almost breathtaking "Nice to meet you, Kace," I said breaking off my stare and clearing my throat. " And thank you for not leaving me at the party. "

Sheila asked as she placed the wine glass in her hands on the table behind us and moved closer to Kayla. "She looks teary. Is this the alpha's sister, Derek? The one you told me about, was it Carla?" She asked with a smile, looking so genuine and full of life; I wondered if Kayla had also once been like her since the woman I met had always been so moody with some darkness around her eyes. "No, In fact, she is Alpha Caleb's Luna, they've recently been married, but from what I hear, they've been at themselves for a while," Derek said with a wink and a smile.

“Then, I’ll claim what’s mine.” "You will keep acting as Raya, until I'm done with his body." She gave a single, firm nod. “Where do you wish to begin?” I turned away from the pond, the silver reflections dissolving under the stir of wind. “Take me there,” I said quietly. “To Alpha Dylen Varyn’s abode.” Kaela’s eyes glowed faintly as ancient runes shimmered across her skin. “As you command.” The air folded around us, shadows twisting, wind spiraling upward. The garden, the lilies, the night…all vanished into light.