Pack Roles Novels & Stories

Rhett had never spoken of that. “Indeed. Of course, the role of the lead alpha pair came and went due to the election process of the packs, but the Salems were never very far from the top. And then came Archie,” she continued. “That Archie was a rogue was evident from the moment he came of age. If there was ever a conflict between what was best for Archie and what was best for the pack, Archie looked after himself first and foremost. He made himself very, very rich, and very influential within the human society, but the pack…” She gave a grimacing smile. “They cast him out,” Aislen realized.

They entered their pack house which is more like a mansion, the Golem pack was the most influential pack in the region and their alpha, Donald was the youngest alpha in all the four packs, he was yet to find his mate as he believed that the mating bond is overrated. Donald walked across the halls, he wanted to get changed to another outfit so he will be right in time to teach the younger wolves how to handle their swords. He entered his room got changed and headed to the open field, he had a long way to go as his room was on the highest floor and farthest away from the grand staircase.

"Someone patient. Someone who won't run at the first sign of difficulty." "I understand." “Well for both pur sakes I sincerely hope you do. Your job is simple: bring his meals, clean his chambers, keep him company. Make him comfortable." "I can do that, Alpha." He nodded with a smile, “Well that is settled then. You are tp resume work immediately.” He turned to a man that was standing by the corner, “Now that we haver this taken care of we will neecguards too. I need you, to get the best and strongest men you can find and change his current guards. The Rogue king’s attacks are escalating, we cannot leave him vulnerable,”

I think the adjustment of returning to the quiet, simple pack connections will be much harder,’ Thad says. He’s right. Adding the connection to the pack members will take a bit of adjustment, but it’s not overwhelming. I now have a better understanding of why some Alphas look and feel more confident. The pack’s power is the Alpha’s power. I was a strong Alpha before, so was Cyra. Our mating made both of us stronger. But adding the pack’s power to mine makes me even stronger.

" I asked Harlow. She shook her head. "It's a whole lotta nothing," I said. "A silent side-piece to a male Alpha as his pretty, doting mate. Packs have Lunas to keep women in line with some false sense of power. It's all patriarchal bullsh*t, and I wasn't about to spend the next chapter of my life barefoot and pregnant while some guy called the shots.

Valerie furrowed her brows. What could be going on? Is there something she is supposed to know? Seeing how confused Valerie was, Luella decided to explain things to her. "There are four powerful Packs," she began. "The Fire Pack, the Ice Pack, The Crescent Pack, and the Blackcrown Pack." Valerie nodded. "Okay?" "The Fire Pack is the most feared Pack that ever existed, but..." she paused for a few seconds. "They do not get involved with other Packs."

"He might. She'd need to stay under guard for obvious reasons, but if Nathan likes our plan, he'll need her close at hand." "Hold on a second. By putting her in our midst, won't you be painting a bull's-eye on the pack?" Dangling bait at Roderick? "If there were any other group big enough or strong enough to take her instead, I'd beg, but our pack with its size and cadre of males is our best chance for this to work. I mean we get not just Nathan and his strength but also all the lesser alphas with him, along with the betas. No other pack has that kind of power. Most can't hold them together."

She broke the bread in half without asking and handed one piece to me. I took it. We ate together in the growing light and said nothing more for a while. Below us the pack was waking up. Distant voices. A door slamming somewhere. The clang of something metal in the training yard. The day was starting whether I was ready or not. "Can I ask you something?" I said. "Yes," said Lena. "The elders," I said. "Elder Rowan specifically. How much power does he actually have over the pack?" She was quiet for a moment. Thinking about it carefully. "More than he should," she said finally. "Less than he thinks." She pulled her knees up. "The Alpha could remove him. Most people know that. But nobody has ev

“We’ve repeated the test enough to know this is real. Nothing will change the results. We need to accept it and move on.” Pa’s fury only thickened. “There is nothing to accept! You are not marrying three Alphas. What do you think the Pack will say? That their Alpha’s daughter shares a bed with three men and bears three Alphas’ children? Whose name will you even take? Or will they take yours?” he spat, pacing like a caged wolf.

"He's not a wolf, you don't need to assert your dominance. We're gonna have to work together here." "I think you're a little mistaken, " she steps forward and gently raps her fingers against his armor in an off-key melody before continuing, "I have the nose, you need my help not the other way around. I like you Riol, I do, but the reality is you're more likely to slow me down than anything."