Mtg Black Lotus Alpha Price Novels & Stories

“Raya is no longer up for purchase. The sellers have decided that…” “Ten thousand.” The room suddenly falls silent, and I whip my head around so fast that it might hurt later on. “Alpha Rex?” the elder seated at the center blinks. “Ten thousand for the girl,” he repeats, his voice as cold and hard as steel. “Any outbidder?” Everyone starts talking at the same time. Mouths fall wide open, and even the high council isn't left out. “Alpha Rex, she isn’t up for…” “I decide whether she is up for sale or not,” he cuts in, leaning back in his chair. “And I have just offered a bid. Well?”

"Three Tears of the Moon Goddess? Ten silver moonstones? A thousand-year-old blood ginseng? Lacey, this is extortion!" "At market value, it comes to about fifty million dollars," I say, taking a seat. "Of course, if you can't pay, we can find another way to settle this. For example... letting every pack in the North know just how pathetic the Alpha of Black Moon really is." The elders start whispering, looking at Jayden with doubt. "Alpha, what happened?" a white-haired elder asks. "Nothing," Jayden seethes. "I'll pay." "Good." I hold out my hand. "Now."

Undelivered. It was as if I'd vanished off the face of the earth. He hurled his phone to the floor and dropped back against the couch, breathing hard. Then he called his Beta and told him to dig up every recent charge on my accounts. But the Beta brought him something far worse. "Alpha. The Luna's been removed from the pack. Her ties are severed." Damien shot to his feet. "What? Aurora's been removed from the pack? Who had the nerve to do that without my say?"

“Ten million to Alpha Blackthorn.” Margaret grinned, but Alex did not look pleased. He had spent much more than anyone should have on that, and that was exactly my plan. I knew I would never be able to get it, so I over bid knowing it would bruise his ego. Whenever he looked at it, he wouldn’t feel pride, he would feel anger and embarrassment. Check mate. “Does anyone else want to raise the bid?”

the auctioneer began, voice low now, “is known as ‘The Veinpiercer’. It was used to kill the last Alpha—thrice stabbed into his heart under the Blood Moon War. The blade is believed to be cursed... or blessed, depending on who holds it.” Silence. “Starting at $2.5 million.” A hand rose. Another. Then Luthor’s. My heart skipped. “Five million,” he said flatly. Another man, masked in a white Venetian porcelain design, raised his hand slowly. “Six point five,” he called out. Luthor’s gaze narrowed. “Eight million.” The man didn’t blink. “Ten.” My breath caught. The crowd turned their heads. No one else dared. “Thirteen point five,” Luthor said through clenched teeth.

he explained, slowly but surely whetting the appetites of interested buyers. "It was also said that this great Alpha always carried a book around in which he wrote all his training strategies and lifestyle. This book was then named the Scriptures of Alpha Aibek. After the war and the great Alpha died, the book had been lost and was recently found in the depths of the abandoned city… The starting price for this item is one million, and the minimum bid raise is two hundred thousand… Let the bid begin!" Given that the bidding was made online, there was no noise to show the fever of bidding. Instead, the hall maintained decorum, and a drop of a pin could be heard. Every party interested in the b

HENRY'S POV I let out a loud howl as rest of Black Lotus recedes announcing our victory. For now at least. The war was brutal, Alpha Gaius didn't make it. I'm sure the rest of the of his pack members know by now, judging by the loud howl that they echoed after mine. We tried to hold up the front line, but Black Lotus came prepared for every of our counter attack. I have only had to use my ability a handful of times and most times there aren't a lot of witnesses.

“The hearthstone.” “Teeny tiny? A hearthstone is more expensive and valuable than an entire pack itself.” “More valuable than your mate?” Blake paused, taken aback, then he continued with a few chuckles and comfortably laid back in his chair. “I think you’ve judged the situation wrong, Alpha. I am in no way a whipped puppy at her command. You can do as you wish with her. However, it seems I have a smaller, extra hearthstone that was broken off from the original. I believe it would serve your purpose, however, along with the girl, I want something else.”

I ordered him. I noticed his jaw clench, he walked towards me slowly and yanked my hair. "Oww!" I struggled to remove his hands but to no avail. "Kyle, let go of my hair." "This isn't a refugee camp huh?! Your dad didn't think of that before dumping you in our pack, let me refresh your memory, you aren't a member of this pack… I just let you stay here and I can decide to kick you out, stop feeling entitled, you are a rogue that I let stay here and that's another reason I despise you! You have no respect for me again, I'm the Alpha of this pack and you have no say over my decisions because you are a nobody here, not my Luna, just a member, I would have demoted you again to an Omega rank but I

She was a wolf awakened, with a mate by her side, and a destiny unfolding like a dawn that banished the shadows of her past. Outside, the night remained watchful, the fortress luminous under a nearly full moon. Warriors patrolled with renewed diligence, ensuring Tanya’s supporters could not attempt a last-minute rescue or sabotage. Some paused in quiet awe when they learned how Alara had transformed. Rumors spread that a white wolf of legendary magic now stood in the Alpha’s favor, forging a wave of cautious admiration. No one openly questioned Ezra’s authority tonight. The silent arcs of light along the walls bore witness to a new unity rising in the pack, though storms still lurked in the