Obsidian Alpha Novels & Stories

An Alpha. Finally free.

"If that core goes critical, this whole block is a crater! We have to move!" ​"I’m not leaving without my inheritance, Sierra!" Elena shouted, struggling to break free. ​As the doors began to hiss shut, Sierra saw Alpha standing in the center of the nitrogen cloud, his hands buried in the glowing obsidian of the core. His skin was beginning to crack, revealing a dark, jagged energy beneath. He wasn't just a billionaire anymore. He was becoming something else. ​"You think a rogue can stop me?" Alpha’s voice boomed through the vault, sounding less like a man and more like a machine. "I am the Vane-System!"

Then, as if delivering an offhand weather report: “We figured out Obsidian’s main problem so now we have the solution.” The quiet was a knife. Aeron blinked once. “If I may ask, what do you believe the problem is?” “You. Your bloodline. All the Alphas that came from your bloodline were worse than the last. Alpha Marius was worse than his father and I believe you too will follow the trend.” “So leaving Obsidian without an Alpha is your solution? There will be chaos. Wolves need an alpha so that there will be order.” “Oh, Obsidian will definitely have an alpha so don’t you worry.” The woman was masked but it didn’t take a genius to figure out that she was smiling underneath the mask.

Because the best way to destroy an Alpha wasn't to kill him. It was to take everything he loved and twist it into a weapon that would tear him apart from the inside. "Send word to our contact in Bloodfang," Obsidian commanded. "The plan proceeds as designed. Tomorrow at the council, when all the Alphas are gathered—" His smile widened. "We'll give them a demonstration of what happens to those who oppose me. And we'll start with the pretty little hybrid who thinks love makes her strong." The spy bowed and vanished into shadows.

“What are you doing out here, omega?” “I wanted to explore the forest, to have a taste of freedom before the auction tonight,” I answer honestly, looking up at the Alpha. I’ve seen Alpha Valen from a distance before, and I knew he was a handsome man, but seeing him up close is different. His long black hair goes slightly past his shoulders, it’s a disheveled mess at the moment. His dark blue eyes have hints of black specs swirling in them. He’s an obsidian alpha meaning he has a black wolf, and he is very strong. I don’t know if all obsidian wolves' names are also obsidian or if that's just a coincidence. Obsidian wolves are the most powerful of all Alpha’s he

Alpha. Time will decide who will break who.

As I arrived, the Alpha greeted me with a cold formality that set the tone for the rest of our meeting. We sat in his office, the heavy silence between us filled only by the ticking of a clock on the wall. “Alpha Gabriel,” I began, forcing a calmness I didn’t feel, “I’ve come to discuss the recent strain in our alliance. We’ve been partners for years, and it’s crucial that we maintain our bond.” He leaned back in his chair, his eyes studying me carefully. “I understand your concern, but things have changed, Alpha Rune. The dynamics among the packs are shifting, and I have to think about what’s best for my people.”

"Looks like she was set up," Alpha Kael muttered, letting go of my throat like it had been nothing more than a toy tossed around for amusement. His crimson eyes locked on me, sharp, calculating, terrifying. "Standard wolfsbane doesn't affect us anymore. We evolved past that centuries ago." I blinked twice. My brain short-circuited. Wait. What? Wolfsbane? Not lethal? Not fatal? Everything I'd been taught, every trembling warning and fearful glance I'd carried since I could walk, suddenly felt like lies.

I saw Miro suppress a smile, I wanted to torture him but I stopped myself, recalling that he's also an awoo awoo. I don't care, I'll just tease you in my mind. In some way, I was relieved to think that I could get back at him somehow. I gave him a silly smile and then turned away. Doggy! I AM now lying on my bed, but my brain was still spinning with all the information I learned today. Alpha, beta, gamma, omega, mate. It's very heavy on the head. I took a deep breath before lying down on my side. In an instant, I thought of Cleon, their alpha.

I see where Mason got it from now. “Now, six months later, you return and choose to take revenge by repeating the same mistake they made? Aurora, you're beyond this” he walks passed, not even waiting for a response before brushing right passed me. “I saw through you and Mason's ploy since the first time I laid eyes on you two. He's still not learnt a thing. Regrettably so.” “Alpha Steven!” An omega rushes, breaking the moment in half. “The Alpha and Luna of the Blue Rose pack just arrived. A couple weeks before their scheduled arrangement. What do we do?”