Linked Universe Characters Novels & Stories

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

But as the beta of her pack, at least for now, responsibilities awaited her so she put the coffee mug on her desk and prepared to check up on the last-minute arrangements of the ball. Speaking of responsibilities, she had many. After the accident 10 years ago which killed her parents, she had to look after two sisters, Nora and Iris. She became the beta of the eastern hemlock pack 5 years later, the position left empty with respect to her late father who was the beta before her. She was also the leader of the order of blue moon, a society of she-wolf warriors formed by Luna Serine of the western hemlock pack after the great battle of Iris, 72 years ago.

"Alpha Luciano!" Beta Chris called, as he entered into the Alpha's office. "Not now Beta Chris, I'm busy" Alpha Luciano replied, his eyes still fixed on his laptop. "You have to see this, now!" He emphasized the word, and Alpha Luciano looked at him. "What is it?" He asked, and they both hurriedly left the house. "Look!" Beta Chris said, pointing at the wonder in the sky. It was an Eclipsed Union.

They panicked running to Carrick for answers and reassurance that he could not give, 'Beta. Beta what is going on? The Link is broken. Where are the Alpha and Luna?’ Fighting broke out between the Packs as they struggled to come to terms with the empty void left now the Pack Link no longer existed as both their Alpha and Luna had broken their links without it they would all struggle to survive. Carrick tried to stem the panic but without them he was fighting a losing battle, when he searched for Conri in the hope of getting some answers the young Alpha had disappeared to. He was helpless, there was nothing he could do except hope and pray Katya was successful.

"Oh no. It can’t be." "What if," Ariana said gently, "the reason you haven’t found your mate is because, like me, your mate isn’t among your kind?" "My Luna…" Eve groaned, rubbing her forehead. "Please don’t tell me you got that from the spirit realm romance book." Ariana laughed softly. "No vision this time. I felt it." Eve arched a brow. "You’re a special human, Ariana. If you hadn’t bonded with my brother naturally, I’d think fate had meddled. You’ve already done what even we can’t: you mind-linked me while unconscious. Do you realise that?"

“You stole their power. Power leaves a trail.” My father steps forward, sword dripping. “We move. Now.” “Wait, Jon,” I breathe. I spot him, slumped against a tree, blood soaking his side. Barely conscious. I drop beside him. “Jon! Stay with me.” His eyes flutter. “Get out… lead them…” “No,” I whisper. “Not without you.” “Liosha!” Sebastian’s voice snaps through the link. He’s shifted, massive and silver, radiating command. “You and your father get Jon out. I’ll hold the front.”

I returned alone to the safe house I'd built before bonding with Grayson. I rested for three days. Grayson didn't send a single message. The pack's mindlink buzzed constantly with gossip. "Secretary Stella has her own territory management rights now? Talk about a rags-to-riches transformation! She must be getting close to becoming our Luna, right?" "Obviously! Haven't you seen the Alpha calling her to his office every day? A man and woman alone—what else could they be doing?"

She smiles again. I look at her with skepticism written all over my face. "But how? You didn't send for him or leave the room to search for him." She taps her index finger against the side of her temple. "Mind link." She replies nonchalantly. "Zion is my older brother along with Jaja. So, we can communicate through our links without being mated." "Oh," I reply, dumbstruck. "Can all Kindred siblings do that?"

It was written boldly on it. "Queen and Luna of the Dawnhill Pack: Nico." He smiled while stretching forth his hands towards me. "I'm Lex, from the Bandmoon Pack," I smiled right at him immediately I had got his handshake, which was quite firm on my skin. "What do you say to us being friends?" he asked me, and I was quite dumbfounded about anything to say. "Sure,"! The words slid through my throat; heaven knew I wanted to say something else. I forced a smile while he showed me the different places of the game.

The connection formed differently than our original pack bond—lighter, more flexible, allowing her to maintain distance while sharing strength. Sarah flickered through timelines before joining, her temporal nature adding depth to our growing network. "I can connect versions across realities. Make this truly multidimensional." The Lunas required no invitation—they flowed into the network like water finding its level, their seven aspects adding complexity that somehow simplified everything else. "This is insane," Marcus said, but I heard uncertainty in his voice. "This is evolution." I turned to him. "Even you could join, if you chose connection over isolation." "I am entropy's avatar—"