Obsidian Alpha Novels & Stories

I know it. I do not understand why he keeps asking me. He knows the answer will never be any different. "I will not betray her," I tell him. "You will tell us where she is," he insists. "You will speak." "I will never betray her," I reiterate. He strikes me. Hard. "Where is the girl?" he roars. But I will not give him what he wants. "I will defeat you," I tell him. "You cannot defeat me," he tells me. "I am the Alpha.

“What do you want from me? You proved yourself to be as violent as my dad, if not more…” The last sentence was such a blow to him, he couldn’t help but avert his face. “Shane,” he called. “Yes, A… Aiden?” The future alpha of the Black Shadow pack almost slipped. “An eraser would be appreciated,” he said simply, the fight leaving him. “Yes, alpha,” Shane nodded curtly at him and went to work. “What’s an eraser and what’s an alpha?” Karen then asked in a frightened tone. “Don’t worry about it,” he told her softly.

Two seconds was enough for Marcus to get behind it. He didn't have a blade suited for mechanical components, but he had Alpha hands and the jammer's counter-pulse had given him some preliminary intelligence about the obsidian construction — it wasn't brittle, but it had seams, and seams had load-bearing points, and load-bearing points could be addressed with sufficient force applied at the correct angle.

"I am Lyra Thorne, the Sovereign of the Obsidian. I accept the judgment of the ancestors. But the Alpha stays. He is the anchor for the Genesis." The warrior bowed his head, his bone-plate clanking against the floor. "The Vanguard follows the Star-Born. If the Sovereign commands the Alpha’s presence, the Alpha remains. But the Council’s ships are already over the Silver Peaks. They have detected the activation of the Sanctum." Silas felt the vibration in the ground before he heard the sound. A low-frequency hum, like a thousand bees, was rising from the earth.

"I want the Alpha." Petra nodded slowly. "Then go get him. But Hailey?" "Yeah?" "Be careful. Alphas are possessive. Territorial. Once you're his, he won't let you go easily. And if this really is just revenge for you, if you don't actually want him for keeps... it could get messy." "It's already messy." "It could get messier." She was right, of course. But I was past the point of being careful. I arrived at the Alpha's house at exactly eight o'clock. It was a large cabin on the outskirts of the pack lands, surrounded by forest. Private. Isolated.

"Father, I wasn't—" "That's enough," Alpha Tristan cut him off with a wave of his hand He then fixed his gaze on Raven. "Raven, you haven't even been part of this pack for a year, and you've caused nothing but trouble. As Alpha, I'm giving you one warning. If I hear about you spreading rumors or bullying anyone in this pack again, I'll have you expelled from the Northwind pack. You'll never be welcomed back." Raven's face went paper-white as her body trembled faintly.

It was the type that made your skin crawl and your heart beat faster for no good reason. “You don’t give orders. Not now. Not ever.” Kade’s eyes, glowing like molten gold, locked onto Jamil’s. His stare burned, like he could see straight into him. “I’m the Alpha of the Bloodfang pack. What I say… is law.” He didn’t move. He didn’t need to. His presence alone was crushing. It filled the room, sucked out the air, and made the whole place feel colder. The temperature in the hall dropped. Jamil felt the chill creep into his bones.

“I should have figured, considering that Alpha Aldrich is after her.” “It’s always-” Alba begins before halting and raising her nose in the air; I do the same when the scent of the ocean halts my focus. My gaze turns to the Alpha’s frame behind her. he is next to the Lycan, and for some reason, he looks as if he has seen a ghost. “Oh, the men are here.” She finishes as she turns to the Lycan, but for some reason, I can't move. I have never seen such a look from the Alpha; I almost turn to check if there is someone behind me who draws the look from him.

"ARIA, run diagnostic on threat assessment algorithms. I want a full report on the batch 7-alpha anomalies by tomorrow afternoon." "Processing. Estimated completion time: fourteen hours, thirty-seven minutes."