Soundwave Human Alliance Novels & Stories

I can hear Hunter grumble, ‘Useless Human’ under his breath as he makes quick work of joining Salara who is already deep into battle. Launching through the air, we tackle a wolf that was about to pounce on Salara’s back while she was unaware. Hunter makes quick work of the wolf, going straight for the throat and snapping its neck with no remorse. The wolf shifts back into it’s human form, causing us to pause when we are left staring at the lifeless body of Josiah, one of our missing pack mates.

My girlfriend was in the hospital and I was forced to make a deal for the sake of my pack's safety. I learned Conor and Xan were Human by nature. The wolf bosses created this alliance with the two guys to bring about peace in the world as rogues and other paranormal beings have been creating dirty uncleanable mess in the mortal world. Them being human makes no difference for the two guys possess fury as scathing as us wolves.

Yet here she was, singing in perfect harmony. No words spoken. It was only sound. The soft tones sent out a calm, soothing message to all who were both here, and elsewhere in different realms. Her voice carried through the wind, the song of sound carrying a message of peace and love. Of battles needing to be waged but of prosperity and equality. It promised faithful hands binding together to defeat those against them. The song welcomed those to her cause and asked them to be part of her family regardless of what kind of being they were.

Long live the alliance of flesh and soul. THE END

an Alpha asked. "And then we hunt," I said. "We find Garrett Vance. And we end him." Sterling looked at me. He looked at Kael. He slowly knelt on one knee. "I pledge the Silver River Pack," Sterling said. "To the North Alliance." One by one the other Alphas knelt. It was happening. The coalition was forming. Suddenly a high pitched whine cut through the air. It was not a drone. It was something faster. "Incoming!" Kael shouted.

Connected to him by a thick black line was Liam Reed, listed as Beta. There were other names, hundreds of them, branching out under archaic titles like Delta, Gamma, and Enforcers. She flipped to the next page. It was a security report, detailing the perimeter defenses of a vast woodland estate. The notes in the margins caught her eye, written in Liam’s neat, sharp scrawl: Increased patrols on the eastern border. Thomas Caldwell’s faction is growing restless. Rogue scent detected near the city limits. Keep the human Luna secure at all costs. Human Luna.

A screen activated, showing President Morrison addressing the world. "People of Earth," she began. "We've spent weeks fighting each other. Humans against supernatural creatures. Ascended versus pure bloodlines. But today, we've seen the real enemy. Forces beyond our reality that want to destroy everything. I'm proposing a new alliance. The Unified Defense Initiative. Human and supernatural, working together, not against each other. We're stronger together." Cheers erupted in the council chamber. After all the fighting, all the persecution, finally unity through shared threat. Xavier pulled me close. "It's what we've been fighting for."

The human alliance "Are you totally crazy, Sheila?" Kloss' voice was a combination of mistrust and concern. "People? You need to align with humans?" Sheila's POV: I took a full breath, attempting to keep cool-headed. We'd been squabbling over this for what felt like hours. The remainder of the pack watched us watchfully, obviously awkward with the strain between their Alpha and Luna. "We don't have a decision, Kloss," I said solidly. "Rasha's powers are developing further consistently. We want assistance, and the human trackers have assets we don't."

"At least with me, there'll be some control. I can live, and you can help me bring them down." "How would that work," Nova asked as Xenia let go a sigh of relief. "I don't know," Xenia started as Nova growled, "but I've worked on a team before. Me and my best friend were kinda like a well-oiled machine. We communicated and listened to each other's needs. Then we find the best course of action." "Do you even know what you’re committing to, human," Nova asked. "We will be two souls combined. I will be in your head until you die. This isn't a part-time partnership. We will be...soulmates."

"No, Elyon, I don't get it. Becca is my fated, and if she doesn't want to talk to me, she'll let me know herself. You can't decide whether or not she speaks with me. Give me the number now!" To my amazement, he suddenly cut off the conversation. Staring at my device in disbelief, I struggled to process what had just occurred. Without hesitation, I contacted my Head Warrior, Beta, and Delta through our mind-link, it was clear Moon Shine meant business. They quickly joined me in my office; even Lance made it despite having welcomed a new pup into his family days ago. "Alpha, what's happening? You sounded urgent. Is the pack in danger?" Lance asked with concern etched on his face. Johnston also