Ninjago Characters Cole Novels & Stories

He isn't as powerful as Samuel; he has Alpha blood but will most likely become Samuel's Beta when it's time for them to take over from Elijah and Nathan unless they decide to share the Alpha spot like their fathers. Which is a possibility, as they are always working things out together. They are just like Elijah and Nathan when it comes to problem-solving. I wouldn't be surprised if Cole was like this, too. If I can't find them playing outside with their friends, they are usually in the Alpha office watching or helping them work. Then we have Claire Nathan's mini Angel, as he calls her, being the youngest so far she gets spoilt by everyone.

Why did our favorite character, Trevor, have to die? Trevor's death was a pivotal moment in the story. It underscored the high stakes of the conflict and his unwavering loyalty. His sacrifice highlighted the dangers they all faced and fueled Cole’s determination to protect his mate and pack. Trevor’s role was crucial as he took care of Nikki in Cole’s absence and provided initial support during the war with rogues, vampires, and dark witches. Why does Cole go into heat?

When Jay and the young man got up, preparing for the second round of their fierce battle, Cole abruptly appeared with several of the Corvettes. “He’s here, Young Master.” “Protect him.” The young man glanced at Jay unwillingly and left the scene. “Why are you here?” Jay scoffed at Cole. Cole noticed that he was somewhat injured and looked in the boy’s direction in disbelief. “No way. There’s someone in this world who can actually beat you up?” Jay corrected him. “If I was well, would he have been able to be so presumptuous in front of me?” “Who is he?” Cole asked curiously.

Right there on the screen. Larger than life. Wearing a Silverfang jersey like he never left. Smiling like the world belongs to him again. Beside him, Carter is practically vibrating with excitement, jumping and pointing until he notices the camera. He tugs Cole’s sleeve like a warning. Cole looks down at him, ruffles his hair without even thinking, then turns toward the person beside him. That’s when my chest tightens. I’ve heard whispers. Rumors that never fully sounded real. Things said by people like Jasper, who doesn’t speak unless he knows.

He has some gypsies under his command, too, hence how he is able to afford the creation of Kira. Anyway, back to the ongoing, I have Cole on the steep of the hill. He looks at me with such a grateful glare. "I know there are eighteen Hunters sent here beforehand. You cannot be smarter than I am, Cole. And your father should have made you sit back home, assuming he loved you. I could just kill you now." I tell him. He doesn't fret. I love that. I love hard kill. Easy victory is boring, anyway. "Fine." Cole says, and then, he shouts. Those hidden Hunters come into the open, coming for me but out of the blue, to their surprise, Hillary jumps down standing in between Cole and me and them.

ENZO MORETTI Cole signalled for the man standing behind him to fill his glass. When he half filled it and tried to step back, Cole smacked the back of his head. His forehead hit the table and the man, one of our newest recruits, groaned. Clutching his head, he stepped back. Cole was my least liked associate. He was a loud, barking dog with no teeth. I clenched my teeth, watching in irritation as the scene unfolded.

Cole steps inside, his blonde hair catching the light, his cold blue eyes scanning the room before settling on me. Jessica steps aside immediately. “She’s ready, Master Cole,” she says. Cole approaches without a word. I force myself not to shrink back as he stops behind me. His gaze meets mine in the mirror. It does not feel like looking into someone’s eyes, but like being measured, assessed, and cataloged. Then he pulls something from his pocket: a ball gag, with a black leather strap and a silver buckle. “No,” I begin to protest, but he shoves it between my teeth.

"What’s it going to be, Nora? Justice for a dead man, or a future for your brother?" The sound of metal groaning echoes from above. A vent cover crashes to the floor three feet away from Dex. Cole drops down, landing in a crouch. He’s covered in dust, his face streaked with grime, but his eyes are fixed on Dex with a terrifying intensity. "Give her the drive," Cole says. His voice is a low, jagged growl. "Cole," I whisper. He doesn't look at me. He stays focused on Dex. "I heard you. I heard every word."

A deep voice inserts with pent-up angry and confusion. I look back and see the most attractive guy that I’ve ever seen in my life. “He’s the founder’s nephew, Cole.” Liz whispers to me and Lei. Cole stands out in the small group around him, although all of them are beautiful creatures: The first that appears to be the leader is a tall, blonde and extremely muscular guy, passionately speaking to a red-haired girl that is hanging of his arm with her boobs half raised out of her dress. Behind them is another girl that is similar in features to the leader which makes them definitely siblings; and next to her are male twins with chestnut brown hair, even taller than the first guy, one of which ap

His claws desperately wanted to extend. ​"Pass the ball, Jake! Don't be a damn hero!" ​The voice barked from his left, dripping with arrogance and forced authority. Cole. ​Cole was cutting through the paint, his eyes flashing a dangerous, predatory amber for a fraction of a second—a detail hidden from the thousands of human fans in the bleachers, but blindingly clear to Jake. Cole was the future Alpha of the rival Northern Ridge Pack, the son of his father’s sworn enemy, and, by some cruel twist of fate, the starting point guard of their university team. On the court, the jersey dictated they were brothers. In reality, they were two predators sharing a territory that was far too small.