Keith Courage In Alpha Zones Novels & Stories

Keith ranted, leaping toward us. "Like seriously? I know no one here in the pack, and you are already taking me to know a Rogue?" I was astonished by the way she lied. "Enough!" I heard that annoying irritating voice, now my life was going to be a living mess, even Zeus couldn't save me this time. "You have always had bad thoughts in you, Keith also told me about your thoughts on killing the Alpha," Zeus' head whipped toward her and back to me giving me the look of how true it is.

Kaleb moved to meet him, his own transformation swift, his muscles tensing as his body shifted, his senses sharpening. The two Alphas clashed, their bodies colliding with a force that shook the ground beneath them. The pack members watched, their eyes wide with shock and fear as the two fought, their growls echoing through the camp. Kaleb's movements were swift, his strikes calculated, his determination clear. He fought not just for himself, but for his pack, for the ones who had suffered under Octavyous' rule.

"Perhaps he sees the futility of this conflict, Alpha. It may be worth hearing him out. After all, isn't peace what we all strive for?" Keith's gaze lingered on me, uncertainty clouding his judgment. "Very well, Jason. Arrange the meeting. But be on your guard. I suspect treachery." I nodded, hiding my satisfaction behind a façade of loyalty. "Of course, Alpha. I will ensure your safety."

Keith tosses back. “It’s two in the morning,” I counter. “I didn’t want to bug him.” “That’s what he’s there for,” the Alpha states. “That’s his job.” In turn, I huff. “Well, excuse me for trying to be polite.” But Keith doesn’t care. He’s too wound up as he stands from where he’s seated. “Your ‘politeness’ put you in danger,” he says then. “You were being careless.” “Careless?” I ask with a scoff. “Because I took a ride from someone who offered?”

Casey left all that behind and decided to focus on her meal. Amidst the joyful chatter, a hushed whisper made its way through the room, causing heads to turn and conversation to falter. The pack members turned their attention to the entrance of the hall, where a guard stood, his posture rigid and his expression serious. The guard cleared his throat, his voice resonating through the hushed room. "Guys," he began, "I have a very good news. Alpha Keith and Beta Keith have returned, bringing with them Gamma Phenrix."

It would be wiser to listen to his guts. So, with precision in his moves, he checked every part of the structure, whose rundown state reminded him of the terrible nature of Rose’s ex. Once he was done, he headed into the room, and the burden in his chest lightened upon seeing that Alpha Rune was seated and very much awake. Hurriedly, he knelt before Rune and searched the man’s face. “A-Alpha Rune?” “He has not said a word since he woke up.” Keith sounded scared. “When was that? Was it immediately after I left?”

Suddenly Alpha Keith arrived in his car. My beta excused himself, and with the help of several gammas. The bodies were lifted from the ground and carried into the pack’s ambulance. Keith stepped out, his boots crouched on the gravel as he approached me. His gaze was fixed on the dead bodies being taken away, and that distorted expression he had on his face rubbed off on me. “I came as soon as you called,” he said. His gaze was on me and a hand was on his waist. He turned back to the ambulance. “It's this bad?”

A searing heat flooded my core, rushing all the way up to my flushed cheeks. I waited for him to shove me off. I waited for the fury. But Varek didn't move. He lay perfectly still in the snow, the cold doing nothing to cool the blazing, predatory fire in his dark golden eyes as he looked up at me. His gaze dragged from my parted lips, down the length of my messy blonde hair, and rested on where my hands pinned him down. A slow, dangerously amused smile curved the corner of his mouth. "Interesting." My breath hitched. And in that terrifying, electric moment, I realized exactly what I had just done. I hadn't just survived the training yard. I had just pinned the Alpha King.

And she told them to say they had dug her out of the snow. A collective gasp went around the fire. "The Alpha did two things on the spot." He held up two fingers. "First, he made her kneel on the silver sand all night. Second, he cast her out as a rogue. "He issued an order forbidding anyone to shelter her. Across the territories of nine packs, anyone who takes her in will be cast out too. "But he didn't kill her. The Elder urged him to end it cleanly, but he refused. "He said one thing. I heard the exact words from the messenger."

Under the invisibility cloak, I approached the shelter, positioning myself near a window. "Alpha Kevin, we've brought more mixed-bloods," Ted reported. "Hmm… I'm pleased with your work, Ted. Did you hear, Zane? Our mission seems to be progressing well," Alpha Kevin replied with a smirk. The man in the cape, apparently named Zane, remained composed in his chair, his face still hidden. His aura resonated familiarly, suggesting that he might be Zane Campbell. "Kevin, ensure the test subjects we've worked so hard on are categorized correctly. Keep human hybrid and mixed-blood subjects separate," the caped man ordered.