Mad Max: Fury Road Breeders Novels & Stories

"The day Lord Xandros gets married to Lady Maren, your real duty starts. Lady Maren can't give birth, but there have to be someone to take over the throne. That's why you'll breed for him." "Are you- Are you fvcking kidding me?"

"Miss Ellis." "Ellis," she said. "You have no registered pack affiliation." "Correct." "You have no family line on record with the United Packs registry." "My mother was an unaffiliated omega. I grew up outside any pack structure." She kept her voice neutral. "This is all in the documentation Jax submitted." Crane's expression didn't change. "An unaffiliated omega carrying the heirs to the Alpha King's throne creates a — structural concern." "What kind of concern?" she said.

And on Friday morning, another order for room service had been placed as early as 6:30, only for the waitress to meet no response from Frank's chamber but a sinisterly open door that afforded her the view of senator Frank's corpse in lying around in a pool of blood and his lady guest stripped stark naked, beaten to pulp, and tied to the bed frame. Coincidentally--perhaps not so--it was the second case of murder of top dogs in the city within the space of a week, and in a similar pattern at that. The first murder had struck earlier in the week when Henry West-gate, a famous tycoon in the city was set up for a car accident in his Jeep. It had been discovered that the middle-aged business tycoo

She didn’t have the slightest wish of living in peace here, did she? “Tell me, breeder, what is the penalty for failing to fulfill a breeder’s duties?” I wanted her to say the words herself. She would be more familiar with the rules than me. It’s from her pack, after all. “The alpha’s breeder is a branded slave who must warm his bed to his satisfaction. She is not allowed to waste the seeds of the alpha by consuming any concoctions that stop pregnancy. In a given time, the breeder must provide pups for the alpha. Failure to do so…” I felt her tremble at this point, and I could tell my wait was worth it. All that explanation meant nothing to me. I only wanted her to get to this part.

As I ran in wolf form I had one thought on my mind, as much as I am ready to have Amaya as my mate I’m not ready to trust newbreeders. My mother was a newbreeder. My father was going to be alpha and had not found his mate yet so he had to marry his step-inmate Marie and they fell in love. By the time he meet my mother he had already had my two older sisters with his step-inmate, and he tried to have a relationship with my mother. She was in love with him but my father was torn between the two. They had me and I was crowned future alpha because I was born from the pack’s true luna and alpha. My mother tried to raise me as my father was with his step-in mate but it only hurt my mother. One day

She’s the only one I made out with. “Could it be…. the BREEDER?”

Creed teleported back to Glitch and rushed straight to the cave. His clone has conveyed that the Manticore’s egg has hatched. This made Creed lose his anxiety, which he had been harboring for so long. Maybe because this was the egg of an Alpha-Hybrid, it had taken a much longer time than other eggs to breed and hatch. Regardless, now was the time to collect some goodies. Creed was hoping that the beast body would sell for a much greater price.

“If you two have pups, I’m sure it’ll be a mutant because of your Breeder status. Poor Judge Jackson will have to kill his own offspring.” Rose snorted and tried to hide her laughter behind her bag. I clenched my fist around the handle of my handbag and tried to convince myself not to whack her across her smug face. But I couldn’t do that, could I? My actions would bring even more trouble for Jackson, and I didn’t want that. He was dealing with enough as it was. “You should be mindful that your Breeder-A and B status does not guarantee that you’ll have a pup free of mutation or a purebred wolf. At this point, it’s random and could happen to anyone—even you. It’s never too late.”

She looked different now—stronger, colder, like she had been living in shadows too long. “You should have listened,” she said. “You should have let it end when you had the chance.” Alexander stepped closer to the screen. “You’re the one who reactivated the core.” “I had to,” she said. “You don’t understand what’s coming. The system isn’t under human control anymore. When the explosion happened, it didn’t die. It adapted.” My hands went cold. “The replicas?” “They’re not replicas anymore,” Mia said. “They’re self-learning entities. The moment the core breached, it connected to every network in the city. It’s spreading.”

A mate? “Now, James, don’t do anything you’ll regret later. You’re angry over a misunderstanding. You know I’m not what you want. It’s just you’re pissed because you didn’t start the war. You’re regret doing anything like that with me. What will you do when you meet your fated mate and it gets all complicated?” Breeders only worked well if the fated mate was dead. Otherwise, there was jealousy and possessiveness that interfered. Everyone suffered with that for generations.