Seton Academy: Join The Pack Novels & Stories

Luna Hope said. “Nikki, I want you to consider our pack as your pack while you're here for school. Anything you need, please feel free to reach out to Alpha Isha or myself. You can even join us for full moon pack runs if you’d like,” Luna Hope said. “Thank you Luna. I appreciate the hospitality. I don’t have my wolf yet though, I won’t be 18 until October,” I replied. “Oh that’s ok. We always have a barbeque after each run. You’re welcome to come and spend time with other people who don’t shift and then just join in on the celebration afterwards,” she replied. “Thank you,” I replied.

Her mood changes immediately. Bennet doesn’t miss a beat, he really is good with all the kids. “Well, Alpha Ryker helps out a lot of smaller packs by making them a part of Dark Moon. Like this one.” He gestures around. “Oak Lake has only been with us a couple years. This is the packhouse of the former Alpha, and it’s really nice, but you guys need some more space, so we need to go to the main part of the pack and get you settled while we look for anyone else from your pack.” “Does that mean I get to go to school?!” Her voice goes deep and serious with each word. “I love school! It was so much fun, I kind of miss it. And what about Gabriel and Peyton and Landon?”

Judith announces and turns to face Onyx. Onyx unlaces his arm from mine, steps in front of Judith, and extends his hand. Judith takes his hand, and he grips it tighter. “Lady Judith, you are hereby a member of Execution Bay Pack until you no longer wish to be a member or pass on from old age. If you find your mate in another pack, you will be free to go, only after saying goodbye to both myself and your Luna. During your time here, and any time needed to keep you safe, you will be permitted to pretend you are still a member of the Blood Water Pack. Do you accept?” He asks her as the doors behind him open. “I accept.” She happily agrees. “Welcome to Execution Bay Pack.” He smiles before huggi

I wink, and she grins widely. "I want to be just like my Da!" Eamonn exclaims, "He says that I'll be a good Alpha. And he's already teaching me-that's why I come with him on his trips sometimes. He also shows me his paperwork and has me learn all about the packs and allies we have!" "It'd be cool. When you're Alpha then I'll be your Hunter of the central settlement," Addison's words make Eamonn's cheek go bright red. She looks up at me and smiles cheekily, "Alora, you can be our Luna until Eamonn finds his."

The blond boy made a small sound that was almost a laugh. Caden's gaze moved away. "Pack rules," he said, addressing everyone. "You represent this house in every class, every hall, every public space on this campus. That means no public challenges, no inter-pack conflicts that I haven't authorized, and no embarrassments." He paused. "Questions?" One of the premium-uniform girls raised her hand. "Why is there a scholarship Omega in a founding pack?" The courtyard went very quiet. It was the question everyone had been thinking. Seraphina appreciated, in a detached way, that at least someone had said it out loud.

Because of the Mute. I couldn’t do it. I physically, emotionally could not stand in this pack and watch any of this play out. I couldn’t watch Nate torn between guilt and loyalty. And what was even left for me in this pack? This was the last year of high school. Our pack and three other neighboring packs had a rule. Each final year of school was spent at the Academy. The Four Pack Academy was a place for mandatory combat training for every wolf. Keyword: wolf. I didn’t have one. Which meant I wouldn’t be going. I’d be here. Alone. In this pack. While Nate and Kirsten trained side by side, everyone else would move forward with their lives while I stayed behind, collecting dust like an afterth

“Look, we need to get to know each other, but I don’t need to pour out my whole sorry life story right now. Don’t you have questions? About the Pack. What’s in it for you.” “How selfish do you think we are?” Shelley complains. “A Pack’s the family you choose, with extra supernatural hoopy bits. Hey, your father’s telepathy didn’t work on you, but would yours work on us? Reese, really, if the rest of us need to join officially first.” “So join, already,” Reese states, as though it were obvious. “Pin, surgical spirit or iodine, plate or bowl. A few words and job done. Tala can watch. She’s already made the same promise as the rest of us.”

Until I’d met Cody and his flock of crazy birds, I hadn’t realized anyone did that. Mage Ostrich nodded. “Yes, it’s a thing.” The phrase sounded weird coming out of his mouth. I almost laughed. “If you have friends that have attended the School for Mages who will be graduating at the end of this semester, you should consider asking them to join your pack. It will make you stronger.” I nodded in understanding, but it was something I would have to think about and talk to my packmates about--those of my packmates that were still speaking to me, anyway. I was pretty sure Ben was never going to say another word to me for the rest of my life.

I smiled reassuringly at him as I playfully kicked his shin underneath the table, "Don't worry about me. I can handle it. We're not that close so even if they get mad at me, it'll be fine." Kayne just sighed in defeat. "Anyway, what do students do here on the first day of classes?" I asked, changing the topic in order to brighten up the mood. "We introduced ourselves," Marrah answered. "We also tell them what pack we belong to so that everyone would know if someone still doesn't have any pack. They can pursue whoever it was to join them," Keziah added. I nodded in understanding, "We can decline to join them right?" "Yeah, but it's better to have a pack. It's going to be hard if you don't bel

It wasn’t just about feasting and festivities; it was about ensuring that the ancient treaty between the packs remained unbroken. My father was the Alpha of our pack, one of the strongest in the region. To maintain peace, he’d allied with the neighboring territories long ago. And so, year after year, the Alphas gathered to renew their vows of unity and strength. What they discussed behind those closed doors, I could never say. Pa and Ma never told us a thing, and our older brother, Nikolai, the future Alpha, guarded their secrets as fiercely as if the Moon Goddess herself had sworn him to silence.