Novel & Cerita Reborn Omega: Avenge Herself Like An Alpha

As if any of this was a theater. “Fresh Omega,” the announcer bellowed. “Unmarked. Virgin. Comes from a strong Alpha bloodline. Won’t shift, but that just makes her easier to control!” I felt their eyes on me immediately. Dozens of Alphas, watching from the stands. Clothed in rich furs, dark leathers, and greed. Some grinned, others licked their lips and my stomach churned. How my life had suddenly turned from an Alpha princess to a worthless Omega, waiting to be sold to the highest bidder made me tremble.

Rocco leaned in to whisper. Alpha Jason nodded, overhearing him. He had been with me for so long; he knew exactly what I had been through. “Rocco’s right. Put it all behind you, Avaline. You’ve come a long way. Now, bask in your success and show the world what you’ve become.” I took a deep breath and forced myself to look out the window. Alpha Jason was right. I had come a long way. I was no longer the helpless omega who had once begged for love, acceptance, and a place to belong. I was Avaline Carter, the woman who had built an empire from the ashes of her broken life.

Because when I rose again, I would not be the broken omega he cast aside. I would be something else entirely. And the Alpha who celebrated my exile would learn exactly what it meant to awaken the power of a woman he should never have underestimated.

“We came here with the idea that we would be the greatest scientists in the history of the world but instead we got apprehended by their rogues who killed off half of our team and brought the other half here. “They then killed off the other half in their crazy experiments and now we are all that’s left. If you don’t get us out of here, they will keep killing us until there is no one left.” I was flabbergasted by the behavior of the snow wolves. “And their alpha is cool with this? He must be a monster,” I muttered. “She,” he said. “The alpha is a female and the most cruel alpha I have ever seen in my life. I watched her make a pregnant werewolf tear open her belly to bring out her child so th

Alpha Kai Rage is a living thing. It coils in my chest, hot and suffocating, crawling beneath my skin like fire ants with teeth. Every breath I take tastes like ash and humiliation. Every step echoes with the knowledge that I was played outmaneuvered by my own right hand, betrayed under my own roof, weakened in the eyes of my pack. Jackson and Aliya.

The rogue staggered back, surprised by the sudden ferocity of the frail omega. “You’re stronger than you look,” a harsh voice spat as he lunged again. I dodged, twisting, striking at his side with everything I had. My arms burned, but adrenaline carried me beyond the pain. I slammed him into the frozen ground, twisting his arm painfully behind his back, feeling the snap of tendon,or maybe it was just a warning,but it was enough. He hissed, scrambling back, and I pressed forward, hands poised like weapons, teeth bared in the shadow of the wolf inside me.

“I was not the only one who got a second chance to live, you did too. With the condition you had and my poison. You were not going to make it. But here we both are, alive and well. We must now fight to keep it that way and we will start by making Vivian pay for her sins. We will expose her to everyone so that we can both be safe.” “Ms Vivian is not a good person; she used to complain about me for no reason to the alpha when she used to live here.” Said my omega walking in. “Sorry, I heard Ms Vivian’s name, and I got angry. I have never met someone like her in my life. That lady is very manipulative.”

Every movement etched into memory, every step a challenge he couldn’t resist. “Interesting,” he muttered, more to himself than anyone else. “She will be… trouble.” Aurelia returned to her chambers, chest still tingling with adrenaline, a small, satisfied smile tugging at her lips. She was alive. Reborn. Bold. Fearless. And no one—not her sister, not the Alpha Prince, not even the Rogue King—knew the true force she carried. She had seven days. Seven days to prepare, to plan, to turn the tide of fate. And this time, nothing would break her. Not even destiny.

It was a covenant, ancient and unbreakable. I saw a former Alpha, strong, ruthless, unchallenged, look at one of these rising omegas. Their bond, once unquestionable, snapped violently. The Alpha staggered, blood dripping from their ears as the energy tore through the old structure. He fell to the ground, and for a moment, the silence that followed was total. Then, slowly, the omega stepped forward, not trembling, not afraid, but glowing. Their eyes were brighter than any crown. Their pulse was fire. Their power was theirs. My own pulse quickened, and I allowed myself a single, dangerous thought: if the bond rejected her… if it rejected me… I would lose everything anyway. Let the sky fall. L

“How did you do that?” I looked down at my arm, still trembling, my breath caught in my throat. I didn’t understand it myself. Omegas didn’t heal like this. Only Alphas did. Or those with ancient blood. “I don’t know,” I stammered. “Don’t lie to me!” she shrieked. “You’re a witch. A cursed thing. I knew there was something wrong with you.” Her maids shrank back as she pointed at me, her voice rising. “Stay away from her! All of you!”