Novel Alaska Novels & Stories

CHAPTER 168: Green Intruder Third person’s POV: The river roared through the heart of FireHeart Pack’s land, its currents swift and relentless, reflecting the fiery hues of the setting sun. This was the exact place where the infamous Alpha Rhaella, the Queen of Alphas was found half-dead. This place was the beginning and the birth of a legend. Beyond the river, the pack’s territory was vast, a stretch of dense pine forests and towering cliffs that cladded a well tiled road but yet, the sweet scent of damp earth and wild musk filled the air.

But Adrian's hand is steady in mine, and Faye's presence is a constant support in my mind. When we reach the main level, the morning sun is streaming through the windows. It's beautiful—golden light on snow, the kind of pristine winter morning that makes you remember why Alaska is called the last frontier. I'm alive. James is alive. And somewhere inside me, hundreds of consciousnesses that spent centuries trapped and screaming are finally, finally at peace. It's enough. For now, it's enough.

It was one of the maids, carrying a big box. “Alpha Noah asked me to give it to you” It contained a green evening gown with a matching pair of shoes. By the time I had finished, my father was already waiting by the car and the moment he saw me, I could have sworn I saw a look of appreciation flash in his eyes. Red moon pack, one of the most powerful packs in the world, feared and respected by many. Located on a large island, off the northwestern coast of mainland America, deep inside the forest of Alaska.

While mortals negotiate, seduce, or compromise, we can only endure the silence and hope that fate hasn’t forgotten us. Alaska is a frozen hell for anyone not born in its depths. But for Alexei, Roman, Leon, Sergei, and me, it is the land that forged us. There, the wind doesn’t just slice the skin—it teaches. There is no greater pride than being born in a village buried in the tundra, where winter never ends and death walks quietly among the snow.

/ I commanded gently, not wanting to get worked up. /"Oh c'mon! This is freaking hilarious. The alpha's clueless mate unintentionally makes the alpha her pet."/ /"It sounds like the beginnings of an entertaining romance novel,"/ Yuri piped in. /"Okay. Goodbye now."/ I closed my mind off from them, not needing this now. I didn't want to get frustrated and unintentionally growl, scaring Yen. My pack mates could still reach me if they needed, it would just take a bit more effort. That's how wolf pack bonds worked.

I was used to this kind of behaviour from him, the pain was intense, forcing me to once again fight against my father’s challenge. “I am your alpha!” I growled in my alpha tone as I partially shifted. “I gave you an order! You will do as I say.” Ava I nearly jumped through the window when I heard the growling right outside my room. Quickly figuring out that they weren’t going to come in, I rushed to the door to try and listen. The voices were muffled for some reason, but I could still make out what they were saying. “An Alpha?” I whispered to myself, feeling incredibly confused. What did Daniel mean? I knew what an Alpha was, I just never imagined that they were real.

“What? How else am I supposed to get rid of the old crone?” “I heard that, hussy.” Tala turned and called out, “Damn, Lreta, did someone leave your cage open again?” Shaking his head and wondering why the universe would insert these crazy people into his life, Onyx turned his attention back to Seth. “I’ll have Jesse call you if my contacts uncover anything.” The Alpha advanced down the path, nodding. “Good. Likewise, if I find out anything, I’ll let you know.” When the Bane wolves had driven away, Tasha turned to Onyx. “Now you can explain what he meant by ‘game preserve.’”