Lifetime Alpha Strength Novels & Stories

“It’s normal for someone who’s been through severe trauma to experience such. How did seeing your father again make you feel?” Dora glanced at me and looked away again. “Like I was trapped in a bad dream.” “I’m sorry you had to go through that.” “How was Chang able to face my father?” She suddenly asked, meeting my gaze. “I thought all Betas are lower in rank to Alphas?” “Yes, you’re right, but a Beta’s strength is a reflection of his Alpha’s strength. Chang is able to face your father because I am stronger than most Alphas.” Dora nodded slowly in understanding. Then her face brightened. “What about a Luna? Is her strength a reflection of her Alpha?”

20 Centuries Luka was the first to ask his father, “why 20 centuries? That is 2000 years, that is a ridiculously long time to be alive.” The King replied, “You are not just an alpha, you and your brother are Tsunami Alphas, and can live up to thousands of years. If you find your mate, you have the option of aging as normal humans do, and pass on to eternal rest, or you can live up till any age you desire. It is both a blessing and a curse. A blessing because you get to spend eternity with your mate, and a curse because you could live hundreds of years without your mate, and then eventually cause the destruction of every living being on this earth.

“You will show some respect, young lady. I am still your father, and the king. Now, sit down and shut up!” Leah was tempted to continue standing just out of spite, but decided not to incite her father even more than she already had. She could tell her father was two seconds away from tossing her across the room to show her who was the alpha. And, while she was an alpha as well, she wasn't The Alpha. She was not nearly as strong as her father, at least not yet. Paranormals grew stronger with age, and since they could live to be 1000 years old, Leah was still practically a baby at age 30. Occasional flares of temper aside, he would wipe the floor with her if she ever thought to really challeng

"Come Alpha, there are things that need to be done." "I can't leave them." My voice quakes with my words, the wet gurgle behind them the clearest indication of how much I've been crying. "You are Alpha now. You don't have a choice." I shake my shoulder loose from his grip. I didn't ask for this. I'm not ready for this. My parents were supposed to live so much longer than this. As wolves, we live longer than the average human and age slower too. They were supposed to have decades to go with me and now they're nothing more than shredded flesh. I'm heartbroken and enraged all at once, the Alpha strength enhancing every emotion bubbling to the surface.

The other woman servant stopped her. The whole morning while Cecilia toured me around the mansion, the Lycans were not welcoming. Instead, they kept on glaring or didn't even glance at me. I didn't understand that until Cecilia told me that Alpha Luther didn't even once bring a human here after his parents died. I asked her why but she refused to tell me.

She groaned. “See? Same way your chances of getting Luna out are slim. I want you as Luna but that can't happen. Not when Lilia is that powerful, not when the Alpha is in love with her and the Beta is her backbone. She has support from everywhere like a burning pillar and she's fucking intelligent.” I seethed and swallowed a large chunk of the drink. “I'll use Alexander’s weakness.” She blurted out and my eyes widened in horror. “He doesn't have any horrible weaknesses, silly girl.”

"I'm not asking you to do so. It's either this or he finally snaps and goes rabid." "You know?" She started. "It's curious how much you underestimate him. Immortal or not, he is still a full red-blooded Alpha Lycan. Give him a little more credit, will you? Even without the curse, he is still twenty times stronger than any Lycan alive right now."

"To force a severed mating bond back together, you must pay with the soul of your firstborn. That debt will not be collected unless the bond successfully takes root." Her yellowed smile widened. "But to cast the tether itself, I require something now." Ten years of your lifespan, torn directly from your soul." My breath hitched in my throat. Ten years. For a werewolf, losing a decade of life force meant permanent physical weakness. It meant a fragile wolf, a slower healing factor, and a shortened reign as Alpha. It meant stripping away the very vitality that made me a leader among men. The internal damage would be completely irreversible, leaving my core compromised, my recovery sluggish, an

I asked. "Of course." She grinned and then proceeded to tell me everything she knew. Apparently there were Alpha werewolves, beta werewolves and omega werewolves and hybrids. The Alpha's were the leaders, the most formidable and stronger, faster and they were the equivalent of five strong human males. They posses the ability to heal themselves easily and sometimes they have special powers that give them leverage over most people. They are age pretty slowly and can live up to two hundred years or more before showing signs of aging.

He is a pervert, in his eyes, only absolute strength; indeed, the people under him are also strong. "You're so enveloped by Alpha, so white, so soft. Can you do anything?" Aliyah's finger poked my biceps, then frowned and shook her head. "You're too lazy to exercise, right? I can't feel any muscles. Your wolf soul is weak, too; I can't feel it." The corner of my eye twitched; I nodded and then didn't dare to look up because I heard countless scornful laughter behind me.