Ruins Of Alph Novels & Stories

The rest of the Alphas walked in after him, one by one, their pack warriors surrounding us from all sides. Alpha Cyrus from the Northern Ridge, his scarred lip curled in a snarl. Alpha Gideon, from the Red Forest pack. His massive arms crossed over his chest, silver rings glinting on his fingers. Then there was Alpha Voss Vincent, from the EverGreen pack. Standing arrogantly with his chest puffed out. There goes on the list… alpha Hugo, alpha Dren, and then… the list went on and on until the last alpha walked forward with his warriors.

The fledgling Alpha struggled to quell the tumultuous emotions roiling within him, but alas, his efforts were in vain, for the presence of Nero, his nemesis, proved to be an insurmountable obstacle. "Alpha, the last I heard about the old Alpha, Maurius, he was sneaking into your city without your permission. I must confess that I too have committed the grave error of utilizing Alpha Maurius for its constituents. I humbly apologize for my actions. Alpha was given some advice. Rest assured, they have not yet departed from your city." With a grave tone, he spoke to Nero, "They're concealed amidst the mountains, evading any potential threat," his voice laced with trepidation in the presence of t

His Alpha beast much certainly be one of a kind. I only hope abs desire I encounter it not. Human alpha Ron deeply crave abd desire me dead. I can't possibly imagine his beast cravings. They'll desire me as blood spillage. Another huge sound follows Alpha Ron's roar. It's no roar but it habours destruction. Am forced to observe the source of the It's out turns my hide out. It collapse before my eyes. My very eye's witness it's destruction. It's expected though. It's cracking are excessive and collision has long been threatened and awaited.

I stood up, walking over to Stella as she angrily flipped, and kissed the top of her head, mumbling 'I love you'. I walked off to the den, dialing Collins number. "Alpha" He answered on the second ring. "Can you come over? There are a few things I want to look into, and we need to hire a few, uh, scientist." There was an awkward silence over the phone momentarily. "Alpha Jones is using forsaken blood for something. We need to figure out what he is doing and what he plans on using it for. And I have to assign a fucking guard to Stellas sister"

That was cold, he could've at least let me thank him for helping me that time. "What a dick." Daichi said, fixing up his tie. "They think just because they're alphas, they can strut around like their hot stuff, piss off." He yelled but they were probably too far to hear. Daichi is a beta and he's hated alphas for as long as I can remember but he's friends with some people who are alphas. He might hate alphas but in his words, "Only the Alphas who are too proud to distinguish right from wrong." Akito on the other hand is an alpha that he trusts, we all met in elemtary school but Daichi and I were friends first.

“Good morning, Alpha.” “What can I destroy?” I asked him, still enraged. “The entire back half of the school hasn’t been touched. Everything down to the studs needs demolishing.” “Got it, have no one disturb me.” “Yes, Alpha.” It was hours later before I finally calmed down. I walked out to find only David there waiting for me. “Good evening, Alpha.” I acknowledged his greeting. We started heading back to the packhouse. “Do you think Jennifer should become the official Luna?”

I murmured in agreement, my gaze sweeping over the desolate landscape, searching for any sign of life amidst the ruins. "Where do we begin?" "It must be in the former Alpha's house and since it's the largest structure, we may find it in no time,” I responded. With cautious steps, we ventured forth into the heart of the ruins. For what seemed like an eternity, we wandered amidst the crumbling remnants. At long last, we beheld it, the towering castle of the former Alpha, my father, rising like a sentinel amidst the desolation. We stood in awe of the ancient structure.

“If we do, the documentation of it has been lost to time. It’s really only the Alpha’s family that still contains records of their bloodline. They bred carefully over the centuries—still diluted, but not as much as others.” I looked at the names on the family tree. Many were unrecognizable, but I noticed one that stood out: Terence, Alpha of Goldenveil. “Oh, by the way, we do tours of the ruins,” the woman said, moving over to the desk and picking up a small pamphlet, which she handed to me. “The next one is tomorrow at eight in the morning. Would you like to come?” I took the pamphlet, studying it. It showed a few photographs and some blurbs about the ruins. I tucked the pamphlet into my sh

that even Jackson’s best scouts didn't know existed. I walked beside Eryx, my boots crunching on the frost-covered stone. I could feel the presence of the others—Kael, Silas, and two of the Blood Pack's most silent warriors—moving like ghosts in the periphery. But my focus was entirely on the massive, crumbling structure ahead. The Ruins were once the seat of the First Alphas, a place of power that had been sealed for centuries. "The energy here... it’s wrong," I whispered, my hand instinctively resting on my stomach.

"We need their alliance and since you're the new alpha, I need you to be with me to negotiate the alliance, we maybe the biggest and richest pack, but they are stronger, they maybe small, but they already eliminated many rogues in the past month, and we are facing attacks weekly, and we already lost many good man and woman, we need them to teach us their way of fighting, we need their skills" "I understand that father but I don't think you will need me in this journey, you already have Derek's father with you and since the rogues has been attacking frequently I think it's best for me to stay in case they attack while you're gone" I said, making up an excuse, so I can stay "David, it's impor