Kai Clan Novels & Stories

Witchcraft. “He killed her,” Kai said, his voice low, hollow. “He wanted to bring the witches back to destroy us all. She didn’t agree with that, so he got rid of her.” I felt my stomach twist with anger. Rowan clenched his fists. “That bastard.” “And it gets worse,” Kai added. “He’s probably got more witches hidden in that clan—or waiting outside of it. We were never guests. We were bait.” Silence fell again. Cold, bitter, and heavy.

We were outnumbered, and I could sense the fear emanating from Ken and the Night Warriors who were still alive. The head of the clan, a young man in his thirties, stood up from his throne-like chair, dressed in golden regalia that sparkled in the dim light of the hall. He addressed the clan in a voice that was both commanding and resonant, and the room erupted into chants and shouts. Guards surrounded us, their swords pointed at our throats, and I could see the fear in the eyes of Ken and the Night Warriors. Jake lay unconscious on the floor, and I felt a surge of anger and desperation.

God, please! Kaida was a lion— wild, ruthless, and savagely brutal. Never bluffing, only charged with ire, and tore through barricades to make a point. Kai? A king Cobra— quietly lethal, handsy with weapons, and a calculated killer. Patient to the bone, but when he struck, the mountains crumbled. Back in our honeymoon, some armed goons had tried to steal from me, and Kai lodged a pen in a man's throat in self-defense.

Kai was my best friend, has been since we were born. The thing with Kai is, he doesn’t give a shit about finding his mate, as per his own words, ‘mates are stupid, you are mine, I’ve already claimed you Rainn,’ I always laughed at him when he sounded possessive. I mean at the time we were like fourteen years old, now however we were a few days from turning eighteen and yes, I so wanted to lose my virginity to Kai. I mean who wouldn’t, every girl in our pack wanted him but because I was the daughter of an alpha, okay I was like the only child to an alpha, and he was the son of a Beta.

“Who comes to search for a job here on a day like this? Today of all days?” My frown instantly melted away and was replaced with confusion. “What do you mean? What is happening today?” “What?” He answered in awe. “Are you new in town?” He further inquired. His question made me remember my driver again. “This is definitely Karma.” “Yes, I am. So tell me what today is.” I answered with clenched jaws. “It’s Alpha Kilhan’s birthday! The man who rules this town. Almost all the clubhouses, hotels, restaurants, and even some hospitals are owned by him. Including the one we are in as we speak.” He praised him, but I remained unfazed.

Because of it, the fight had been brutal, and Kieran’s wound did not completely heal as the healing abilities have been stagnated. Nevertheless, Kieran tried to keep out the bloody details as much as possible, not wanting to frighten Serenity. With this, Kieran managed to weed out the effect of the previous generation totally, and now the pack was under his control. “The pack is something you value very much and worked so hard for. If I want to stay here, what are you going to do?” Serenity asked.

“Keane runs around with two other guys, Beau and Teague. They’re best friends, as close as brothers.” “Are they all as hot as him?” When Kasey didn’t smile at this, I swallowed my cockiness. “They’re hot,” she said. “But…they’re dangerous. They’re famous in this place because they’ve banded together and enforced the rules. So they basically get away with everything.” “Even murder?” I joked, but still, Kasey didn’t laugh. “Something like that.” She sighed, biting her lip. “Some people say they want to be here,” she whispered. “Just to have their run of the school. All they really do is pick on people and fuck the girls.”

Back at the train station, Ronnie and Curtis stood frightfully in front of the strange man with the guitar. “What the hell are you?” Ronnie asked. “Generally, we are called Kaiju, a superior species that will run this planet correctly after we deal with the rest of the human swine in this area,” replied Soundhound. “You must be pulling some type of magic trick because ain’t no way this stuff’s for real,” Ronnie shot back. “I assure you, good sir, what you’re about to witness is no illusion. It is the rise of my species and, sadly, the destruction of yours,” Soundhound said confidently.