Rebuild World Alpha Novels & Stories

Elena asked pulling him closer to him. Their breaths are mingled with each other and their eyes are speaking numerous words. “What option do I have, I can’t betray my alpha,” Aiden said getting defensive. Right now he is only the beta of the red moon pack and not the lover of Elena. “But you are ready to betray me,” Elena said to him with hatred “I care for you Elena but I can’t accept you, it's better that you understand it way,” Aiden said and his void sounded emotionless.

The city lights reflected in my eyes like flames. "I want Kieran to personally destroy everything he's so proud of." Garrett smiled, a predatory gleam in his eyes. "Consider it done." The next day, explosive news rocked the healing community. "Rebirth Healing Center," jointly founded by me, Phoebe Lynn, and Alpha Garrett, was officially established. The announcement hit every major werewolf news outlet simultaneously. Social media exploded with reactions. Pack leaders started calling their advisors. The healing world buzzed with excitement and speculation.

Alexei’s POV It had been a month since she woke with that terrifying gasp, and since then, she hadn't made a single move to truly rejoin the world. My mother eventually convinced me to go back to work. She insisted I fulfill my Alpha duties and run the company, promising she would watch over Novel and call me the second she stirred. I drowned myself in the office. I attended meetings I didn't need to lead and went to events I used to despise, all to make the agonizing hours pass faster. My hair grew long, and a thick beard masked my face, I didn't have the heart to shave while my mate was fading.

And a paper falls out from his mouth that I immediately read with my tears blurring my sight. “Three months. Surrender my fated mate, Alexia Volkov, the Alpha’s sister to the Chasma pack of the South Canidae within three months and we shall never see the cold war again. Alister Kai Alpha of the Chasma Pack...” “Alexia...” I drew out quietly and recalled the reaction she displayed back in the hall and pondered.

ilation process. I could not tell if he was chanting my praises or just making fun of me. I wanted him to think highly of me, so I restrained myself from asking him. "I require that you tell your Alpha about your trance today." Without resentment, this order must be followed. The consequences of disobeying the Alpha's orders are dire and could last for a millennium. I did not anticipate that. His evaluation of my intelligence blinded me. My nightmare contained many things that should not have been heard by others. The Alpha is most likely to give me a loud punch to the face if my mother, whose blood runs through my veins like the ocean, has any reason to question whether I saw my father. Wha

of the Loom. "I didn't 'Betray' the First Luna, Darlene," the Human-Alpha stated, his eyes glowing with a lethal, professional sincerity. "I Cured her of the 'Origin' delusion. I didn't 'Abandon' the North; I Liquidated the Chaos to make room for the 'Safe' world you see today. And now, I’m offering you the Ultimate Recovery".

But no one seemed to understand. It had been two weeks since Alph had become Alpha, taking his father's place. Gradually, the pack had begun to rebuild Hampton Forest, bringing it back to its former state. The place became recognizable again-the houses started to materialize, and the pack members found home in the long-abandoned paths of the forest. Yet in the midst of all this, something was pulling at Alph, drawing him to where he wasn't ready to go. Looks like Adam's courting Maxine, Martin said all of a sudden, a knowing grin spreading across his face. "I just heard about it."

The sound didn't even carry. No. I was not going to sit here and wait to be rescued. I looked at the sealed window. If I were an ordinary Omega, breaking through that reinforced glass would take a full day. But the curse was fading. Alpha blood ran in my veins, too. I drew back my fist and punched through the glass. I dropped to the balcony below. My knuckles were torn and bleeding. The pain was sharp and constant. But none of it mattered more than freedom. I had to find my father. I had to get out.

The rejection had cracked something fundamental in him, unleashing the feral edge he'd always leashed tight. He burst from the hut into the moonlit clearing, the pack's central fire casting long shadows. Ignoring the calls behind him, he shifted mid-stride. Bones elongated with sharp cracks, muscles bulging as his body reformed into the massive black wolf of an alpha—shoulders broad as a bear's, fangs like daggers. He threw back his head and howled, a sound that split the night, vibrating through the trees and silencing the crickets.

The deployment windows mapped against settlement zone access points with the times and conditions for each. Three initial windows. The first in six days. The second forty eight hours after. The third twenty four hours after that.Five days total.Five days to move through three settlement zones."She was never going to use all six days." I said. "She built in compression. If the first window succeeded, the second was already running.""Redundancy." Adrian said. "She built the plan so that stopping the first window didn't stop the plan."