Novelas y relatos de Rebirth Alpha

she shook him but he was long gone. Rebecca sat down close to this dead body thinking of what she could do with her life now that he was gone but she was completely blank. Alpha Reid was her first love and the only man she had ever loved. When she met him, his mate had just died and he was lonely and desperate to have an heir. She promised to bear a child for him if he would make her his own and he did. Rebecca abandoned her pack and family and stayed with him and in a few days time her pack was attacked by rogues killing them all. She had no one to go to so she stayed with Alpha Reid for support, months turned into years and she was not able to give birth to an heir for him as she had promi

“I took an oath. I told him if he brought you back, I would do whatever he asked me to do. He was the only one that could bring you back, and I had to bring you back.” She had heard the chronicles of the past alpha of alphas and although most of their powers were still unknown, a few were. The A of A’s as they were called, were next in line after the moon goddess and had certain privileges. Some of these are the ability to bring back the dead. This gift wasn’t something to be abused and so the past alpha of alpha never used it. For Robb to have used his power to bring her back, there was a lot at stake. She doubted he’d do any ring for her, from the goodness of his heart.

The thing through which the world would be reborn—or destroyed. And the creature was no messenger. It was the echo of the Moon itself. I took a step back, voice trembling. "If I’m the beginning… then I decide the end." The figure’s form rippled, fracturing like mist under wind. "Then choose wisely, Alpha reborn." And just like that—it was gone. *** The world didn’t return to silence this time. The wind howled through the valley, carrying with it the faintest sound of wings. Julian jolted awake, sword drawn. "What happened?"

That suffocating, soul-tearing pain… “Elena?” My eyes flew open and I gasped for air. Before me was the familiar top-floor office. My assistant, Mira, was looking at me with concern. My heart hammered against my ribs, my palms slick with cold sweat. No silver cage, no black magic. My parents… were still alive. I was back. Back to the day I discovered Julian’s secret. “The Mate Rejection Agreement?” Mira’s voice pulled me back to reality. She held the document I’d just asked her to print, her face a mask of disbelief. “You want to sever your bond with Alpha Julian?”

After all, I had no dignity in our previous life. Since then, I had experienced death and had long since come to terms with reality. In my past life, I was obsessed with him and believed him to be the best. I was willing to die for him, but I ended up drowning alone, despite my selfless dedication. Now that I was reborn, I sought neither revenge nor love. I simply wanted to enjoy the rest of my life in peace. Thalyx still refused to let me be. He wanted me to love him and tolerate him loving someone else.

I started. Rebecca grabbed my shoulders. "Listen to me. Alpha is not human anymore. He is what they made Thomas into but perfected. No humanity left to exploit. No programming to hack. Just mission objectives and weapons. He was designed specifically to kill you and everyone you love. You stand and fight, you die. Simple as that." "Then we all leave," Albert decided. "Evacuate everyone. Regroup somewhere—" "No time. Alpha's team moves fast. They will catch anyone who runs now." Rebecca was already moving, pulling weapons from places we did not know existed. "I stay. I slow them down. Buy you minutes. You take Grace and go. That is the priority."

In my previous life, I only realized when I was dying that my Alpha mate marked me just to better control me and make me willingly transfer wolf essence to my sister Victoria. Victoria had suffered from wolf essence depletion since childhood—a severe condition where her wolf was failing and couldn't survive without regular essence transfusions.

I averted my gaze, holding on to that ache and making it something else, something stronger — my promise to keep her safe. I was sitting with a Silver Veil tablet whose screen was shattered on my lap. It was stolen from the remains of the lab. Runes scattered weakly across its darkened screen. My hands trembled as I typed through the code, and a memory slid in as a result of years of coerced repetition. And line after line it popped open until one message took my breath away. “Rebirth of Alpha requires a twin death. Power would have power. Blood should have blood.

"I need your help." The amusement faded from his voice immediately as he suddenly became alert. "What is it? What's wrong?" I swallowed hard, trying to figure out how to explain without revealing the truth about my rebirth. Telling him that I had been reborn would not only sound like I had lost my mental facilities, but he wouldn't believe me either. "I need to ask you a hypothetical question." "I'm listening." "If an Alpha forbid someone from leaving their territory, how would that person be able to break the Alpha command?"

“Alpha, Deanna is about to give birth. It is likely that her first child will be a girl. If you do not have a daughter by the third year, you must find a replacement woman.” A middle-aged man who had always been the alpha's advisor began speaking to Meazus in the discussion room.