The Almighty Alpha Wins Back Novels & Stories

The head of the council, Altman, walked to the stage slowly. His two fingers were dipped into the ceremonial wine and placed against Cain’s forehead. “I, Altman Gregory, now name you, Cain Vale, the Alpha of the Moonflame pack.” A moment passed and the light that should have shone on Cain’s forehead did not. Murmurs swept through the crowd. The council members slowly got to their feet. “The Moon does not bless him,” one of them said, panicked. “Is he of the Vale Alpha blood?” “What is this farce of an event we gathered here for today?”

’ She was basking in her victory, savoring it like fine wine. When she finally leaves this pack, she’d take her lies and poison with her—but her shadow would linger, as it always did. I turned back to my Beta. “Keep an eye on the Moonstone pack,” I said quietly. “I want to know everything that happens after she leaves.” “Yes, Alpha.” I moved to the window, watching the late afternoon sunlight pour through the glass at the meadows to calm down. Daphne thinks she has won. But I didn’t flinch. I didn’t even blink at her small victory.

He already found me and now he wanted another one. The alpha shut the crowd as he continued, "I know some of you are against this but it has been decided and the alpha king has agreed to it." He looked around the crowd for any protesters. He gave a bright smile as he got off the podium, "may the strongest female win." Whispers began scampering as the bitches prepared to mate with my mate. Suddenly, two arms wrapped around me. It was Alessia and Gemma. Gemma rubbed up on me in excitement. "Are you excited?"

I had no intention of making that mistake again. Marcus found me within ten minutes. He must have been watching the door, waiting for me to come back. “That was impressive,” he said, dropping into the chair across from me without asking. “I’ve seen enemy Alphas humiliate you in open territory disputes, and you’ve handled those better than this.” “I don’t need commentary, Marcus.” “You need something,” he said. “You walked across a packed summit hall in front of the entire Northern Alliance to beg a human for a second chance, and she threw it right back in your face. In front of everyone.”

And understanding dawned. "You won," she whispered. Luna nodded. Extended her hand. Kasira stared at it. Then took it. Luna pulled her to her feet. The circle's barrier dissolved. The runes faded. The pack *roared.* Victory. Their High Alpha had won. Had defeated the Shadow Goddess's champion. Had proven her right to lead. But Luna barely heard them. Because as the adrenaline faded, the pain *slammed* back. Her ribs. Her chest. The Moonstone.

“That love is exactly why you both will die.” She raised her hand. The Shadow Army charged. I looked at Damien. He looked at me. There was no time left for questions. Only survival. I lifted my hands. Silver flames covered my entire body. Damien shifted beside me. Our wolves emerged together. Silver and black. Light and darkness. Alpha and Luna. The battlefield shook as we charged forward. For the first time in centuries— the Reborn Alpha and the Reborn Luna fought side by side. And somewhere deep inside the darkness… something ancient awakened. Something even my mother feared. Something that had been waiting for our return.

She pursed her lips, her eyes locked onto mine with a challenging gaze. I gave her a skeptical look, my disdain palpable. “Haven’t you heard? My brother Nixx is going to be the next Alpha, no question about it. Definitely not Percival. Nixx is William’s eldest child. I told my mom I don’t make deals with the devil,” I said, my voice dripping with contempt.

"By the laws of the Wolves, an Alpha is deemed defeated when they can no longer continue the fight. Yielding, death or incapacitation all constitute defeat." He paused, surveying the tension charged crowd, before turning his attention back to me. "In this case, Alpha Ronald had been incapacitated and he cannot continue. Therefore..." Before he could even bring himself to say it, the members of my pack and some of other packs that supports me erupted into joyful cheers. "I declare Alpha Niklaus Blackthorn the winner of this fight.." He continued anyway. "Congratulations to you, Alpha. You have the Blood moon pack now, do with it whatever you please, but consider the innocents."

Sebestian watched his beautiful omega fall into a deep slumber. He kissed his lover's temple and pulled the covers up over Allen's shoulders. He then traced a finger down Allen's cheek and along her jawbone. He closed his eyes. He hated seeing Allen like that. He never wanted anything bad to happen to Allen, and he felt like he had failed her. Is he a bad alpha? He didn't really know. However, he couldn't think about that at the moment. He knew that Allen was now safe, and now he had to go have a little chat with Boss.

Saved by The Alpha . Epilogue: . **MANY YEARS LATER** It’s the middle of the night when Iandor and Jay are woken up by a soft cry. The alpha groans, places a hand on Iandor’s shoulder when his mate tries to sit up. “I’ll get her. . . You got her last time. You need rest,” Jay mumbles, blinking the sleep from his eyes.