Soundwave Human Alliance Novels & Stories

The radio. "Hello, fellow humans. This is Emerett Evermore, a human race representative of a group. We are announcing this to ask other remaining survivors around Europe to come to us at Nottingham. We are now forming an alliance group against werewolves. The formation is called Human Alliance Group," the man announced through the radio.

She swallowed, “The Alliance is a secret organization of humans that are dedicated to rid the world of Lycans. There are many different factions of the Alliance.” “Are you a hunter like Susan?” I hated the fear that was in my voice. “No,” she shook her head. “The Alliance is very secretive, and you are not allowed to talk about what you are asked to do. Not even with other Alliance members. I didn’t know that Susan and Bill were hunters until we went on the run. Everything went crazy at that point.” “If you aren’t a hunter, what are you?”

he ignores my calls, closing his eyes, and turning away from me it almost seemed as if he was trying to fight back his tears. "Selene, we have an alliance with a Colonel in a special force inside the military. He conducts a special elite group of werewolf-soldiers, who....protect humankind and our own. You were selected to join him and his team. You nave to leave tomorrow morning. After Blake's ceremony this evening, you may go upstairs, and begin to pack.... tomorrow morning, you will have officially become part of this team." His words echoed in my mind. This can't be real, werewolves and humans do not even coexist, it's just far too dangerous! Bad things have happened before. That's why w

At their mind link, the Alpha Rhye's voice boomed, "You five, stop howling... my human is scared." "Copy Alpha."

He was interrupted by the buzzed of his phone , He glanced at the screen, his eyes scanning the notification from I*******m: "Who is the founder of SoundWave? He's simply a ghost.? Alex's eyes crinkled at the corners as he scrolled through the comments. The speculation was sizzling. Some called him a ghost, some a billionaire, some a medieval man, and the worst? Some said he was too ugly to show his face. Alex smirked at that

I began, “even in the old kingdoms, humans used to walk beside us openly just as we did, and we should again. Humans are quite resourceful people after all. I’ve lived as one while in hiding, so I’ve seen what they can do and just how important ties can be between them, not just for themselves but for all going forward. I believe that there were also a few that fought alongside us in the battle against the Shadowbane.” A murmur of agreement rippled through the council. Several nodded, including a slender human woman I hadn't noticed before, sitting between a witch elder and a shifter representative. "Alessandra Burke," Maison whispered in my ear, noting my curious glance. "Head of the Human

"One of our oldest allies." "Luna Blackthorne-Maxwell," Margaret acknowledged with a respectful nod. "Your reputation precedes you. What you accomplished against the Northern Alliance was... impressive." "And terrifying to those who benefited from Northern Alliance operations," added a stern-looking man seated near the window. "Richard Hawke, Alpha of the Coastal Winds pack. We've been fielding calls from human authorities as well. Someone needs to explain the thirty-odd people who wandered out of the Montana wilderness with no memory of how they got there."

Cowards, all of them! Devin, Xander, and I stick together in our human forms, fighting in a unit, seeming to anticipate each other’s strengths and weaknesses. With each enemy I take down, I can feel another alliance click into place. Recognize more friendlies in the fight. See more wolves coming to our aid.

Even though the friend that Dhiren told him about before turned out to be no longer there because too much time had passed. Dhiren and the others persuaded the *Cetaceans to use their Amber to pay for their services to the Beast Humans and they agreed. The arrival of the Beast Humans in large numbers was detected by the Bat's sonar system. That made them immediately move the women to a more dangerous place. Then, surprisingly, the Beast Human Alliance was the one attacked by the Bats before they could prepare anything. As a result, everything is chaotic and not according to what they had planned before.

Chapter 122: Betrayal in the Shadows The early morning mist clung to the dense forest as the sun barely pierced through the thick canopy above. Jarrel stood on the terrace of the SeaHowl pack house, his eyes scanning the horizon. The alliance with the humans had been sealed, and their agricultural projects were already in motion, promising to transform the barren southern territories. But deep inside, he knew the threat to his leadership wasn’t over. The Elders hadn’t called for another meeting, but silence from them was more concerning than any argument they could have been brought forward.