Omega Complex Manga Novels & Stories

~MIKAEL~ A few minutes after my outburst, O'Lean came into my office. His huge body stood right in front of me. He watched quietly as I dropped the folder on the table. Lately, I have been researching wolves from decades past that had the anticelestial mark and there was something common between them. Their wolves had a downward crescent mark on the side of the arm and they are all omegas. So that leaves us to check all omegas. Although it makes things easier… it would take a lot of time to separate the omegas from the other wolves.

“Besides, she adores you. She’d never set you up with a creep.” “True,” Lena conceded. “She does sort of act like my second grandmother.” “With witchy tendencies,” Mara added brightly. “Oh, definitely. She carries enough crystals to open a shop.” They shared a laugh, the kind that made a tight knot unwind in Lena’s chest. Then Mara leaned closer and whispered, “You know she’s a shifter, right?” Lena rolled her eyes. “She told me that, yes. It could also be dementia.” “No. She was dead serious. I googled her family name… there are articles. Old newspaper stuff.” Mara shivered. “If she offers you tea, don’t drink it unless she tells you what’s in it.”

The bird flapped, then soared into the sky. I stumbled back, my chest tight. “What… what just happened?” My voice shook. Karen’s eyes narrowed slightly. She stepped closer, her presence steady, protective. “Only powerful wolves can heal like that,” she said gently. “And you, child… you are supposed to be an Omega.” Her calm tone steadied me, but her words pierced. “That’s impossible,” I whispered. My hands trembled as I stared at them. “If only strong wolves can do that, then what am I?”

One of the warriors stood, “Sire, thank you for having confidence in us enough to discuss strategy. I know a bunch of us already have ideas.” I smiled and stood, “You will be fighting this war with us. We wouldn’t think of not including you. You need to keep this information in mind while coming up with your strategy ideas. I am not only a werewolf omega, but my bear is also a blue bear.” There were several men who started whispering and one woman stood, “I thought being an omega is a bad thing.” I smiled, “That is what a lot of people think. I am what we call a true omega. I have calming waves.” One man stood, “I don’t feel anything.” I chuckled, “I am storing them. Let me show you.” I rele

Dante paused a moment, “but baby you gotta understand, the thing about Omega’s is they are the most enticing creature on this planet” Mj looked a little confused and her eyes began to flash. Dante knew she was draining and would pass out soon, letting the wolf pump their power through you did a number on the human body and it took conditioning to get used to it. Most wolves started from youth and since Omega’s only used the wolf's power when they were in danger they usually became pretty drained the first few times.

Because Azura's conservatism and stubbornness caused his anger to explode officially, he shouted: "A werewolf with an Omega attribute like you, do you know how dangerous it is here? An Omega scatters pheromones in front of the Alphas, like a rabbit slowly offering itself to a pack of wolves. Why did you always put yourself in such danger? If I hadn't appeared in the deserted alley that day, you would have been eaten by those fucking Alphas." Azura was amazed; she stared at him with wide eyes, eyes filled with questions. Her eyes were red; tears were pouring out in front of Conal. She slowly asked: "You know I'm an Omega? Since when? The one who helped me in that alley was you?"

He nodded once and continued talking while opening the book. "This is what made Sebastian and I shocked." He cast a spell, and the vampire ancient language was translated into a wolf ancient language. One in which I understand. The entire text was really familiar, especially for me. "A curse will befall one unwanted As she will be what the devil wanted For she is his omega And his world will be in great dilemma"

He yanked my hair, dragging my head back as he whispered, voice dripping with venom, “You’re a worthless wolf that I use whenever I like. You are lower than a slave. You have no right to fight back. You have no right to speak. You are a wolfless, barren omega.” His words sliced deeper than his hands ever could. My chest tightened. Rage simmered beneath my skin, burning me alive. He finally released my hair, shoving me backward. I lifted my head, my teeth clenched. My fists trembled at my sides as I whispered, “Reject me then.”

“You’re not an omega, child.” “Yes, I am.” “No, you’re not. You were meant to only appear as one.” “What do you mean by that?” I asked. “Like I said earlier, supernatural, but has to use people to do its will. Neither Lunara nor Solara can meet their objectives without using people.” “So…?” “So they choose who to possess, whose body to take over. You’re not an omega, Rhea. You were only supposed to look and act like one as a disguise. If you appeared powerful, you would have given yourself away and Solara would have killed you a long time ago.”

Above him stood three dark shapes in the moonlight. Wolves. But not from his old pack. Their scent was strange. “Please,” Aeris croaked. “I don’t know you. I didn’t do anything.” “We know who you are,” the tallest one said. A woman with a silver braid knelt beside him. “The scentless one. The omega who shouldn’t exist.” “Then you know I’m not worth killing.” “That’s where you’re wrong,” she said, drawing a knife that gleamed in the moonlight. “Your death is worth everything.”