Star Trek Discovery Season 5 Memory Alpha นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Ever since Lysander's attack, his breathing comes out with a low, possessive growl. Jace occupies Mr Kingsley's former chair, boots on the table. “I hope you refuse,” he smiles, flipping a silver coin engraved with my new corporate logo. Vaughn's tech glove activates and displays a live video of the tank-lined lab. It shows my mother's clawed hand pressed against the glass tube. “Last chance,” I whisper. Alpha Kingsley reaches for the pen. Suddenly, the specimen tanks began exploding in sequence. Pressurized amber fluids broke through the steel glass. My mother's tank was the last to go.

had shifted from stunned silence to a cacophony of human sound. People were shouting, weeping, and—most importantly—asking questions. "They're afraid," Aris said, stepping onto the terrace. She looked exhausted, her thermal gear replaced by a simple linen shirt, her scanner finally silent. "The 'Synced' memory is fading like a dream. They know they were part of something vast, but they can't remember the logic. They just feel the hunger and the cold now." The Logistics of Mercy To reach the 150,000-word milestone, we must now pivot from the cosmic to the grounded. The "Alpha" role isn't just about winning the war; it’s about managing the peace.

And a little hurt. "I can't believe you would actually think that. I loved your mother and I miss her like crazy. But I wouldn't do that to you." Isaac says hugging me again. We did sit down with Alpha Richmond and gave him a slight run down on everything that's been going on. Not just in his pack while he was locked in the dungeon but with every other pack that are traitors and working with the Hunters and that the Hunters were here working with his Beta.

I order and without even thinking about it push my aura at her. She obediently opens her lips and allows me to pour the water down her throat. Victor comes running up with Delta Steve, the commander in charge of the Eastern border squad. “What. The. Fuck,” Steve says, every word clipped short. “Send a spy to Hallowed Moon,” I say to him. “Find out if they know she’s gone yet.” “Yes, Alpha,” Steve replies and rushes off. For the first time in a long while, I’m not sure what to do next. All I know is that I want to take her home with me.

I put all my groceries on the table in my room and took them all out of the grocery bag to make sure nothing was left behind me. "At the lecture site, we will also meet with them. But it doesn't matter as long as we aren't looking for trouble, right?" Wendy lay her body down on my bed. I remembered the thing that my aunt and the others had talked about "Hey, Wendy. I had heard there were some problems in this city,and the councils joined in advising. Is it difficult? I think Alpha has always been firm in its decisions. Unlike my father who is only a beta," I asked.

He had been with me for the battle at Dark Moon, so the poor man had probably had not much more sleep than I did. “Turner,” I said, and he nodded. “Alpha,” “You didn’t have to be here, you should be resting,” I said again, and he screwed his face up like I had said something stupid. “Alpha, our Luna is missing and we have our Beta in custody,” He said. “I hardly think now is the time for sleep.” I smiled and nodded my head. “Did you get any sleep?” I asked, and he shook his head. “No Alpha, I was headed up when Elder Jonas informed me of the situation.” He nodded to my dad, “I have been trying my trusted contacts to see if there was any information about the Luna, sir,”

He is not lying. “Alpha Lor? Dead?” I say, the words alien. I cannot grasp it, cannot figure it out nor can I bring myself to believe those words. If this is not an immaculate joke, then it must be a mistake. Not Alpha Lor, I met with him before Mira and I travelled. Gerald’s head bows. Beside him, tears cascade down Milan’s face and Saroya throws a hand over her shoulder in comfort. The collective pain and mourning of my pack hits me like a brick. This news is fast becoming real, too real.

My answer didn’t seem to sit well with the Alpha and he let out an annoyed little growl, "You don't remember? or you are a spy sent from that blood tasty Crimson Pack?" Panic rose at my cheek as my head snapped up to look at his direction, completely startled by his accusation but before i could say or deny it, Alex beat me to it. "Dakota is not a spy. She only lost her memory. It won’t be long before she heals completely!" He snarled out in reply, his reaction causing me to gap openly at him. Alpha Klaus seem shocked at Alex's tone of voice as his eyes moved between us briefly before narrowing them into slit, "Is it just me or my most trusted Beta is being defensive over a total stranger"

Alpha Axel explained, but I couldn’t believe anything he was saying. He proceeded to tell me what had happened since my eighteenth birthday, but the more he talked, the more I felt his story was ridiculous. I continued to shake my head, trying to tune him out. My head was pounding, and I felt as if it was going to explode. “I think that is enough for now. She needs time to adjust.” Dr. Henkes interrupted Alpha Axel. “I will have someone run tests on her to find the cause of her memory loss.” When the Doctor left, my body tensed. I wished Alpha Axel would leave as well. When it looked like he had no plans to leave, I turned my head to avoid looking at him. Another voice fills my head, giving