Lone Wolf Alpha Tree Stand Novels & Stories

Blaze Westbrook, the future Alpha of the Blood Moon pack, sat with his back against the trunk of an old maple tree at the foot of the cross mountain. It was not hard to see beneath the haunting of the full moon. The moon hung up high in the dark sky, bathing everything in a soft blue hue. The trees casted eerie shadows, looking ghostly but Blaze used his wolf’s eyesight to detect any movements through the dark forest.

He was cunning. I drove back to Wolf Creek after I called Joel. Once there, I summoned Eric to my study while I waited for Joel’s arrival. “What can I do for you, Alpha?” My gamma, Eric, walked into my office. “The borders are secure and there have been no sightings of rogues in the vicinity.”

Kit called out to Rex. "Everyone stand fast. They are coming from the east and fast. Alphas out front with me, betas stay close behind us, watch our backs." Rex’s Royal Alpha Voice filled their heads and bodies with strength, instinct taking over to allow the humans bow out to their wolves so they might win. A thunderous rumble shook the ground for several minutes until they saw what the rumble was coming from. A huge snow white wolf with scraps of black gold and red cloth hung off of him dropped a few yards away from the Packs.

LUKAN "LUKA" VALE POV "Go ahead and scavenge for dry pine blocks while I try to conquer this mountain peak altitude," I grunt, watching Ivanov grip the expired canister of territorial bear spray before his massive alpha frame slips into the thick tree line. I suck in a sharp breath of thin alpine air, forcing my lungs to settle while my golden eyes scan the perimeter of the ancient forest. It is a stunning, wild location, and a deep part of my wolf is genuinely glad we are setting up camp on these frozen borders. As I walk around the dirt clearing, my boots click against a circular ring of heavy volcanic stones packed with old, blackened coal dust. It is a clear sign that rogue scouts and tr

They drop their guns and jump into the fight, happy to be a ride of the weapons that must have felt so foreign in their hands. Looking up, I see my father standing in the tree line, watching in horror as I fight his son. Abe stands up and limps around me, wearing a sneer and his own blood. His eyes flicker around the battlefield and his eyes light up in fear when he looks over my shoulder. I turn and see a field of white coming towards us snarling and snapping, where we only had a handful of people fighting. I now have an army of close to seventy-five white wolves running in to save their alpha. -Hold tight alpha!- voice rings through my head and pride surges through me. The ultima stirs and

I made it back to the clearing and muttered, “Fuck.” There was no room for the dead wolf in the wheelbarrow. I would have to make two trips after all. I could hear and smell Alpha Grey nearby, but I did not even search him out visually. I could feel him watching me though as I made towards the boundary between my land and that of Stonemountain with my gear. I could hear his uneven breaths.

Alpha's sense of smell is sensitive, especially for those who have passed through Jame's coaching hands. I used the sap to hide the smell of my body afterward and gently swung on each treetop as I approached him. Look down at a distance high enough to be safe for yourself. I used a branch that had been firmly sharpened, and at the fastest speed, I plunged down the bottom and stabbed him right in the neck, his eyes opening in amazement before collapsing. I wiped away the blood on my hands before swinging back to the tree, the wolf was extremely sensitive to the smell of blood. I had to leave, if not just a little more Alpha would come back here, then I couldn't escape.

He was tired of this chase now. “You are pretty slow for being an Alpha you know that,” Lexy said. Alpha looked up and there she was sitting on a tree branch. The wolf shook his head in frustration. And Lexy laughed out loud. Her laugh was like a symphony to the ears. Her don’t give a shit attitude was what Alpha liked. Alpha shifted back and stood naked in front of her. Lexy looked the other way. “Don’t you have some shame? There is a lady here,” she fanned herself with her hands.

My heart pounded painfully against my chest, knowing we might not survive this, I closed my eyes and whispered a prayer to the Moon Goddess. “Please help us, let us survive." The moment I opened my eyes again, a familiar scent—chocolate, cedarwood, and lemons reached me At that moment, the forest shook as a massive gray wolf exploded from the tree line. Silver-gray fur flashed beneath the moonlight, as his shoulders towered above the rogues. Power rolled off him in unmistakable Alpha waves. Right behind the rogues, Dominic stood in all his Alpha glory. While two other wolves followed closely behind him.

“It is trying to kill the Alpha. This is treason. Tree treason.” The tree turned toward him. Lucian froze like a frightened rabbit. Marek snarled. “Enough.” He charged. Wolves gasped as the Alpha sprinted across the courtyard with pure, controlled fury. He grabbed one of the tree’s branches and ripped it from the trunk with a snarl so powerful that even the tree hesitated. But the tree recovered fast. It swung a massive lower branch at Marek. He ducked and rolled across the snow, coming up behind it. He grabbed the trunk and tried to tip it over.