Mutation Quirks Novels & Stories

Still shaking. “Speak,” he said. “I misspoke,” Lyra said. Her voice trembled. “The branding. The pain. I’m not well.” Draven tilted his head. He looked at Elder Moira. “High Priestess. Did the Hollow Pack make a deal with a witch?” Elder Moira’s mouth opened. Closed. “Alpha Draven, I—” “The brand,” Draven said, pointing at me without looking. “It’s not standard Unmated. It’s blocked. Something is carved under it. Witch runes.”

I muttered under my breath, watching the arrogant Alpha mutt retreating back. "Another arrogant Mutt fell into this bad ass Wizard’s trap. His poor little ass. I’ll pray for this big bad Alpha mutt. I hope that stone-hearted wizard shows some pity and doesn't punish him too hard... or, like every other time, this egoistic Alpha Mutt will never be able to get his dick up again.”

"I asked you a question. What's with the mystery act?" The man simply smiled, his gaze fixed intently on the scenery outside the car window. Violetta rolled her eyes and grumbled quietly, "Even on the wedding day, he's being all cryptic. Does he think we're in a spy movie or something?" I gently nudged her arm and whispered, "Violetta, let it go." Violetta pouted and settled back into her seat, but she couldn't help muttering, "The Alonzis are so strange. Even the groom won't show up."

Sarah Wu** I d******d the P*F. Start reading. It's dense. Full of medical terminology I barely understand. But the basic premise is clear. The Corvus Mutation affects specific genetic markers in werewolf DNA. Type A suppresses the wolf. Type B damages the body while leaving the wolf intact. But there's a section on potential treatments that makes me sit up straight. *Theoretical approach: Introduction of compatible genetic material from non-carrier bloodline could potentially stabilize or reverse mutation expression. Similar to bone marrow transplantation in human genetic blood disorders, introduction of "clean" genetic material might allow the body to repair mutated cells.*

he murmured, more to himself than anyone. “Absolutely!” the Beta said, a little too eagerly. “She—” He stopped abruptly, the air in the car suddenly turning frigid. He glanced nervously into the rearview mirror. Kade’s expression had become dangerous. “My apologies, Alpha,” the Beta stammered quickly. “I spoke out of turn.” Kade’s voice was like ice. “You seem unusually invested in her happiness.” The Beta became nervous. “I…” “The truth.” The Alpha commanded.

"We need to talk." April nodded, her eyes never leaving mine. "I know. I'm sorry, Kayson. I didn't mean to not tell any of you." I squeezed her hand gently, feeling a pang of regret for doubting her. "I know, April, but I just...I don't understand what's going on, I need to understand. You're… were… a wolfless omega, and then suddenly you shift...it doesn't make sense." April took a deep breath, her eyes dropping to our entwined hands. "I know it sounds crazy, Kayson. But I swear, I don't know how or why this is happening"

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He was reading the code. "Line four..." Julian said. "Marker 88-Alpha... Sequence 12-Beta... Wait... This isn't a paternal match, from an outside stranger!" "What is it then?!" Marcus said. He was getting impatient. "It's a splice!" Julian said. He was really excited. "The primary DNA sequence didn't come from one father! Grace used Lawrences DNA and another DNA to make the embryo!" Lawrences head jerked up like he had been hit with something. "A secondary paternal stabilizer?" he said, his voice shaking. "Grace used the foundation sequence from the Nigerian Medical Research Institute?"

“Dr. Liam, this mutation occurs in only about one out of a million cases. It is extremely rare.” “Yes,” Samantha said with a nod. “This type of disease can stay hidden in a person’s genes, and there is almost no way to anticipate it. In Melody’s situation, her leukemia was triggered by a genetic mutation. According to what she told me, her grandmother also died of leukemia. It is a form of skipped-generation inheritance.” “Can I see her sample data?” Miranda asked. Samantha pulled up the file on her computer, and Miranda sat down to study the sequencing charts.

Greg looked like he was going to piss himself. When I unleashed my aura, it was intense, but Justin was no slouch. He was born a Beta. His family had a lot of Alpha and Beta pairs making his blood one of the strongest in the pack. A lot of people thought he’d end up with my sister. But in her senior year, everything that made her an Alpha wolf disappeared and she turned into the submissive she-wolf she is today.