Novel & Cerita Kaia Supernatural

My father was alpha Edgar and my mother was luna Gabriella, we were, no- we are the stronghold of the children of Gaia and we are here to restore peace. *** “Don’t tell me you’re actually going through with this bullshit theory of finding your mate?” Kai said as he let out a laugh while staring at me, “What, no, why would you even think that. I don’t care about finding some mate given to me by the moon, are you serious. I make my own decisions in life, I refuse to be told what to do just because the moon is having her period, thank you very much. “So what, you saying you don’t believe in mates?” Kai said now leaning closer into me than before. Kai was my best friend, has been since we were b

Kaia spoke to me while looking at Terry, her eyes were full of love for him, just like I did before all this. Kaia Cremin was the daughter of Alpha Rafael from the Darkcrown Claws Pack. She became my personal assistant after she graduated from some university from overseas. Even though she was from Alpha bloodline she was not much of an Alpha material, so her father sent her to the Crescent Manes Pack to learn. "I promote you because I saw something in you, and I want you to learn faster and become better, not to let you replace me. You know damn well that you wouldn't be here without my help. But what did you do to repay me?"

“Kaia. Listen to me. You don’t have to take it. You’re still yours.” But Kaia smiled, even as her skin cracked with flame. “No,” she rasped. “I gave myself willingly. She showed me... what I could be without doubt.” Lucian reached forward. Too late. Kaia’s eyes snapped open ash-black, shining with stolen clarity. “She’s already inside me.” The crown hadn’t broken. It had seeded. And Kaia was just the first. The air thickened with dread as Kaia rose, her body trembling but her gaze steady inhumanly calm. Around her, the flame dimmed, bowing to something unseen.

The bond with Kaia was still new, still strange, but in moments like this, it felt like an anchor - a reminder that she wasn’t alone. Do you know anything about this fog? Elena asked. Kaia was quiet for a moment before replying. It’s old magic. Dark and cruel. It’s meant to consume, to strip the land of life and leave nothing but death in its wake. Elena shuddered. And the note? The awakened blood? Kaia hesitated, and Elena felt a flicker of uncertainty from her wolf. I don’t know for sure. But awakened... it could mean someone who has crossed the veil, who has touched both the human and the wolf inside them. Someone like us.

I am not sure you will be able to handle it dear. "I am not afraid to try." Grandma exhaled after hesitating for some seconds, "Alright," she said, making a smile, "There is a spell called the 'Aluet Religion'. It's very potent. It stops supernatural beings from being able to appear and disappear. If that spell is done. the werewolves would would be safe within the perimeter." Kyra couldn't hide her happiness, "I know I could depend on you," she said, lowering to hug her grandmother again.

I hovered close, unwilling to move, the fire beneath my skin dim but steady, a constant reminder of what had awakened fully tonight. The child stirred again, no longer crying, but watching. I pressed my hand to my stomach, my resolve hardening into something unbreakable. Serena had crossed a line she could never uncross. She had awakened forces she did not understand and set her sights on a future she would never control. As Kael was lifted carefully onto a stretcher, his hand found mine, his grip weak but determined. “I’m still here,” he murmured, as if sensing the storm inside me.

I struggled to fall asleep, but when I did sleep, my dreams were haunted by the dead. I couldn’t let anyone die, especially not my child. I closed my eyes again and it felt like I was traveling through the abyss, but instead of darkness, a bright light consumed me. “Open your eyes, Kai,” a voice said to me. I could feel her aura, it was unlike anything else I had ever experienced. Power rolled off her, and I couldn’t help but bow in front of her. I tried to open my eyes, but I could only do that once her aura diminished.

His eyes turned white and entirely vacant before his entire body dissolved into a cloud of pale ash that swept out into the rain. The light was snapping back into my skin like a rubber band leaving me shivering and gasping for air on my knees. The sudden drop in temperature made my teeth chatter violently. Kael stood over the remains of the first soldier, his silver eyes wide with an expression that looked dangerously close to horror. He wasn't looking at me when he was supposed to be looking at the dead enforcers. "You didn't just kill him" Kael whispered, his voice was trembling as he stepped back, his claws slowly retracting into human fingers. "You incinerated his soul-core. Calista... t

She is the very best friend in the whole world! “I, Kaia Callum, daughter of former Beta Terrace and Kristina Callum of the Shadow Pack, hereby renounce my status as a pack member of the Shadow pack and reject the Alpha as my Alpha.” She winches as the packbonds, however dim and none existent they are, break. The room is eerie quiet after her words. Adrian steps forward, takes her hand and nods to her. His silent support means the world to me, and I know it does the same for her. I can’t meddle in this, as I am not blood related or her mate. But Adrain can and he is.

Being a Sinclair takes a special kind of special, like Aunt Jessica says, because I’m not allowed to call her grandma. My name is Kai and I’m somewhere in between. I’m the first born son of Kiran and Adara Sinclair. My father is the Alpha of our pack and that makes me the future Alpha. I am half wolf and half witch and I can see glimpses into the future, usually a future that involves me. My father speaks to Death and I speak to the dead.