Soundwave Human Alliance Novels & Stories

(Alliance Army) With the sound of Unison a 50 000 Soldiers of Alliance, shout the same chant at the same time, the atmosphere seems to come to a stop, the land, the air, the wind, the wall and the enemy were all trembles. Alliance Army has never been as united as this before, no matter humans, demi humans or elvens or dwarves, every single person were united as one, fighting for the same cause. To free Hallerus of it’s tyranny, to save Hallerussian from suffering and injustice. When I got rode back to the middle, and after hearing the passionate reply of my fellow soldiers, my blood boils.

“But we've been working on some sort of alliance with very few humans who we know can be trusted. She was exiled, but these people keep an eye on her so that she can never decide to leave her exile.” Humans. Alliance. The words circled my brain more than once before I fully understood. My jaw went slack. “What?” It was something I had always imagined happening at some point in the future. If humans were aware of the existence of werewolves, then there was no point still turning a blind eye to them as well. It would even make things better for werewolves because humans could get into certain places werewolves couldn't. Humans could vouch for werewolves if in a place where only the words of a

Something was happening in his face that I did not look at directly because it was private and it belonged to him. Then his phone rang. He looked at the screen. He looked at me. “It is the southern gate,” he said. “Three packhouses have just sent alliance warriors to our border.” He turned the screen toward me so I could read the message from the gate warrior. “They are not here to attack.” He paused. “They are here because someone sent out an emergency Lunara signal an hour ago. A frequency that has not been used in two generations.” He looked at me steadily. “A signal that only a Lunara wolf can produce.”

the coin, it would also protect us from an attack by your coven.” She asked, “So would it protect my coven from the warlocks?” Luna Abby replied, “They are not part of the alliance yet, but if you were to be attacked by them, the entire alliance would be at your side to fight.” She nodded her head in understanding, then eyed us suspiciously, “Who all is in this alliance?” I laughed, “We have the werebears, weresnakes, weregators, werewolves, Lycans, werecats, the fairies, the Centaurs, the Fae Realm, Angels, Demons, the White Witch Coven, Dragons and Mermaids.” She looked at us with wide eyes, “How were you able to pull so many species together?” Luna Abby started glowing, “I am a direct de

"No! I wanna be a human!" I shouted. "What's so great about being a human? Do they have power? Do they have strength? If you embrace me,together we can conquer the whole world! We can rule over them!Not every half-breeds get the chance. They have to live like a pest their whole life as you were living like one the whole time! They have to wait for the full moon only to set their wolves free! Isn't it pathetic enough! Do you wanna go back to your pathetic life?"

Perhaps a slave, serving some arrogant Alphas? “Keahi, I’ll cover for you. Go support Alpha Agni!” I mind-linked him and channeled all my strength into eliminating these damn wolves. “Ah fuck!” Keahi groaned. The air reeked of blood, mingling with the stench of fear. Echoes of desperate screams filled the space, drowning out any hope of survival. Outnumbered and overwhelmed, our small group of three battled against an entire pack. The odds were stacked against us, leaving no room for escape.

That's when I saw them—the men dressed in matching black uniforms—at the gate. They bowed to the Alpha, Beta, and Gamma but only stared at me with a look of surprise. I did catch a soldier sniffing the air, as if he wasn't sure of his senses anymore, and I got more of those weird stares. Could they smell that I was human? That must be it; no one questioned the Alpha, but I could see the questions in their eyes. What is a human doing here? I walked closer to Rollins, who wrapped his hands around me protectively.

“And who, exactly, is this mate of yours?” Connor stepped forward, a hint of protectiveness in his stance. “That’s none of your business.” But I held up a hand, silencing him. I met Morgana’s gaze head-on. “My mate is Harley. She’s human.” For the first time, Morgana’s confident demeanor slipped, her eyes widening in genuine shock. “A human?” she whispered, as if the idea was absurd. “You’re telling me that an alpha werewolf like you has… bonded with a human?”

“What does this mean, that there are this many humans involved in Alliance matters?” “What we assumed was an Alliance matter,” Xavier said, pulling on a t-shirt. Then, going from one body to the next, they began searching each corpse for clues. “It looks like Wolves aren’t the only ones the Council has managed to piss off.” Liam rolled over a body with his foot and searched its pockets, “What dumbass thought it was a good idea to enlist humans to their cause? They can’t be trusted.” “Like Dylan said, their weapons are efficient, if inelegant. And I bet it’s not all that hard to find enough humans willing to fight Wolves, even in the free states.”

"They've been building a case. They just need actionable intelligence and boots on the ground." "Then we give them both," I said. Lucian looked at each alpha in turn. "All in favor of authorizing coordinated strikes against Humanity First locations?" Hands raised on every screen. The vote was unanimous. The Council authorized coordinated strikes against all known Humanity First locations. Werewolf warriors would work alongside federal agents. This would be the largest joint supernatural-human operation in history. "When do we move?" Asher asked. "Tonight," I said. "Before they can scatter." The plan came together quickly. Too quickly, maybe. But we didn't have time for perfect. We had time f