Lok Korra Novels & Stories

ALVA The vein in Lilika’s temple throbbed as Nikolas introduced me. The look of absolute repulse she sent my way made me shudder but it was a much pleasant experience to the mental daggers that Nikolas's fianceé kept throwing at me. I was a fool to think the theater of disgrace would end there . Nikolas suddenly turned me in the direction of Aphrodite's and began. "Alva, This is Doria."

“Blessed God, infinite light of the world, with troubled heart I come to you. Someone has killed one of your children, snuffed out his light before he could even have a chance to live fully. Grant me your presence so that I might strengthen my resolve. With a sincere heart, Alpha Father, I request this of you to hear your humble servant. Renew my courage so I may conquer your foes and avenge the death of Viktor. I seek this of you on both my knees, Exalted Father, God of Wolves, Creator of our Blessed lineage.” As Kai calls out this prayer, I have chills and goosebumps pucker at my skin. His words shook my heart so much that I almost shifted right there and then! Swallowing hard, I notice si

the girl said and sashayed away. After the congratulatory speech the game proceeded. Soon it was Kiara's turn. She was paired off with a snobby ass boy who had brown hair and blue eyes. He gave her a cold stare and began tugging. Kiara wasted no time at all in tugging and soon she pulled Jim aside. The next person ready and paired off was Roy. He was paired off with an elderly woman with silver hair on her entire head. She looked like the wife of the man Luke had been paired off with.

Rita said. She gave me two sentences Liora Ashvane, Alpha female of the eastern Varen territory, politically connected, has had what Rita called open interest in the Alpha King's situation for over two years. She said "She is not small, Kristen. She is not someone's assistant. She is someone." I stood in a park bathroom in October with cold tile under my hand and understood that the thing circling me had a name now. And it was not Elder Kane. It was not Elder Cole.

“That does not change because another wolf stands near her.” “You want her taken alive.” “I want her to be aware.” “And the Alpha?” the lieutenant asks. I look at Kaelor for a long moment. His stance is steady and his focus does not shift from her. “He will respond the way he always does,” I say. “Protective, direct and predictable.” “You sound certain.” “I am.” Kaelor steps closer to the ring and corrects the angle of Nyxara’s wrist. His hand hovers near hers but does not touch. She adjusts at once and trusts the instruction.

“Please wake up.” The Lycan King stepped closer. “This is only the beginning, Kora. I will kill everyone you love and make you watch as they die, just as you've killed my people." I screamed and woke up gasping. I sat up, my hands shaking and my chest tightening painfully. This time, I was more frightened because this was the second time he had called me Kora, my late great-grandmother's name. Kora was the same Luna who had defeated him when he attacked Stormfield with Alpha Alexandra.

Two sentries step forward immediately—tall, broad-shouldered men in dark leathers, their hands resting near the hilts of the short blades strapped to their hips. One of them squints at us. "You're not expected," he says bluntly. "We don't need an invitation," Korra replies evenly. He scowls. "State your names." I step forward slightly, planting my boots in the dirt. "Alpha Korra Xarano of the Xarano pack, Alpha Octavius Reid and Luna Kaida Xarano of the Raven Moon.” Korra states boldly, staring the men dead in the eye. At the mention of our names, the sentries stiffen. Exchange a glance.

Both of them sank to the floor together. Mara carefully supported her head, gently shaking her shoulder. “Liora,” she called softly. “Liora, wake up.” No response. Her breathing was shallow. Uneven. Mara’s expression grew serious. A powerful gust of wind rushed through the hallway. Not wind. Speed. Alpha speed. Kael appeared at the end of the corridor, moving faster than any human eye could track. In a blink he stood a few steps away. His sharp gaze immediately landed on the scene.

He spoke calmy as he picked at his food. I could tell her was stressing Korri's reaction, or more specifically, Caldwell and the Wardens' reactions to her reaction. Korri's reaction is going to be completely understandable, especially as an unmated woman. Unlike most of the women in this Kingdom, Korri was strong, independent and assertive. I had noticed the way the Lunas looked at her, especially after the meet and greet. There are a mixture of feelings about her Alphaship among them, but most are either terror or admiration.