Keith Courage In Alpha Zones Novels & Stories

Daphne, standing at the center, held a bouquet of wildflowers, symbolizing the beauty that emerged from even the darkest of times. One by one, she spoke their names, her voice filled with reverence and remembrance. "Today, we honor Alpha Zak, a beacon of laughter and compassion. We remember Pilpo, the omega whose resilience took her life. And we pay tribute to Keith who showed bravery beyond his years." Keith was the guard at the entrance of Daphne's quarters. He had his neck torn out on that day Mason was abducted. Each name was uttered with a mix of sorrow and gratitude, a testament to the resilience and unity of their pack.

Once again, the small array of hope that had tried to flow through them started trickling out of the room as their heads dropped to the floor and I could literally feel them scooting away from Keith. "My King, there is no such book. You may always change the rules to what the goddess gives you..." He said and a smirk covered my lips. Keith was a smart man. He knew how to save himself from trouble but that attribute also made him very dangerous. "What exactly are you trying to get at Alpha Keith?" I asked him, mentally pushing him further into the wall. "I just wanted to say that you will need a Luna and we..." He said motioning to the people seated around the table.

But only one walked up to me, with his head held high. "They already left, Alpha King," he said with an emotionless face. I tossed him the head, "burn his body," I said before making my way outside. I noticed Mark leaning against the hood of the car, a smile forming on his face when he noticed me. "Were to Alpha," he said before tossing his cigarette to the ground. "The orphanage," I said before getting in the car. The drive to the orphanage was quick and without interruptions. I knew by killing Alpha William, I needed to replace him. I ran my bloodstained hands through my hair. Who will take his place?

The captive stared at Kaiden, she didn’t remember anything but what she did know was that the man before her was about to kill her. “Kai–“ “Now!!!” Gunner yelled. “I am sorry.” He said, closed his eyes, and drove the dagger into her chest, the upper left side, blood bumped out and splashed on him, his eyes changed colors, and he began jerking as if he was electrocuted. Then a deafening and splitting howl came from the Alpha “Maaaaaaaaaaaaattttttteeeeeeee.” the dagger dropped from his hand, his claws suddenly grew out, and then, he shreds his clothes and planted both claws in his face and dragged his hands across his face.

Her beauty was breathtaking and her long mane was like the black clouds before the heavy rain. I got up and approached her while she looked down. “Look at me!” I ordered but she kept her head low. “I don’t like to repeat myself! I am your Alpha and….” I was about to complete my sentence when she said. “Mate?” “Is that a question or a statement?” I frowned and asked straightly. She paused for a moment and replied, “it doesn’t matter.” “I am Alpha Keiser! The most ruthless and dangerous Alpha in North America. And you, little rouge, how dare you to raise your voice on me?” I hissed.

Liana POV When we reached, the cold night air bit at my skin as I stood at the edge of my father’s pack territory. The warriors surrounding me shifted uneasily as their eyes scanned the dense forest ahead. I could feel their doubt. I could feel Nero’s confidence wavering. It was natural because Alpha Victor was a stronger Alpha than Rowan, and he had been to several wars. So there was a big chance that he had left some of his well-trained warriors back home, anticipating moves like these.

On cue, I heard the loud neigh of several horses. “Alpha, we've brought the horses, so we can leave now.” A voice reported. I nodded with a serious expression, “Take some men with you and have the two rogues you captured lead you to their camp. Kill any rogue on sight and spare none.” “Yes Alpha.” With that done, I took a step towards Kyra and was about to help her up when I watched as she leaned closer to the female warrior closer to her, imperceptibly avoiding my hand. The female warrior did not notice this, as she quickly helped Kyra up.

Serena. Kael stood over the council table as the last messenger collapsed to one knee, blood soaking through his tunic. The Alpha’s hands were clenched so tightly his claws bit into his palms, but he did not feel the pain. Pain was familiar. This was something else. This was the consequence. “She’s done hiding,” Kael said quietly. No one argued.

He raised his hand, and the Beta drew his sword. "Let this be a lesson," Kael said. "Not just to the people kneeling in front of me, but to everyone who has ever thought about crossing me. You are not safe. You have never been safe. And you will never be safe, as long as I am Alpha." The crowd cheered. The fire crackled. The wolves howled, one by one at first, then all together, and the sound rolled across the open space like thunder. The drums started beating from somewhere in the darkness, deep and steady, and the prisoners on their knees began to tremble.

To grow the strength of his pack, the Red Blood pack, with her father’s pack, Silver Moon. In that clearing, he just breathed in. The hum of the pack’s thoughts in the back of his mind as he weighed the benefits of marking Keisha. She was beautiful, intelligent and the daughter of an alpha. The only problem was that she was too arrogant and notorious for looking down at the lesser members of the pack.