Korra X Amon Novels & Stories

Even after Amora had departed, he remained unwaveringly devoted to the Alpha. Lia, a woman who was younger than the rest, displayed strength that Amora recognized despite her delicate features. With her auburn hair shining in the light, she turned towards Amora with an inscrutable expression. Amora had only briefly met Corin, the third man. He was elderly, his hair turning gray and his eyes reflecting vast life experience. Amora felt uneasy because of the strong determination in his quiet presence. As Amora neared, Kael looked towards her, his amber eyes showing a blend of relief and tension. "You arrived."

Just a woman sitting on a floor next to a woman she used to hate, discovering that when you stripped away everything extraordinary, what remained might actually be enough. From the far end of the corridor, boots on stone. Running. "Amara!" Kael. Bloodied. Flanked by Conall and a dozen warriors. He crossed the corridor in three strides. Knelt. His hand found my face. Warm. Rough. Alive. "Are you hurt?" "No. But the gift is gone. All of it." I searched his amber eyes for disappointment. For the calculation of an Alpha who just lost his most valuable weapon. I found the look he'd given me on the night of the full moon. Before the cold. Before everything. A man seeing a woman and understanding s

Elena stared at Amelia for a while before pulling her into a tight hug. She let go after a few minutes and walked outside into their car. "Hi, Kessler," Amelia said, walking towards the living room. "It's so good to see you, Amelia. It's been a while," Kessler said, hugging Amelia. "Same here also. Welcome. Hi, Raina," Amelia said, smiling. "You look better than the last time we came here. The Lycan King is really taking care of you," Raina said, hugging Amelia.

Some wolves rushed to help her, but she declined and sauntered straight to the empty seat that belongs to the Alpha and sat next to the one that was meant for her, the luna. "Get the luna a cup of water! She must be wearied and thirsty" Cohen yelled as Kira rushed around to do the bidding. None of them have recovered from the shock. "No! I'm fine" Even if Cora was very much thirsty, she rejected the offer as Creed's last words came to her. TRUST NO ONE "Are you sure, Cora?" Max asked. "I'm fine" she repeated as Kira who was halfway with the water, withdrew with it.