The Alpha Games Novels & Stories

I ran toward her and the last thing I heard was a scream and it wasn’t hers. A few months later…. I stood on a large stone, I got the perfect view of the whole forest. My life has changed a lot since I left and I’m happy I did... “Alpha Hunter.” The name reminds me of a lot of things. I left my pack and I hope that won’t haunt me forever.

I hoped to the goddess that it wasn’t the same thing that made me sick to the stomach those days when I read books on the Omega games and flipped its pages with shaking hands as I wasn’t sure what other mortification I would come across in the next page. Laila was going to say something but she stopped, looking up. I followed her gaze up to the highest and last floor of the arena. Another male, an Alpha, was just walking into the arena and his presence caused the arena to fall into total silence, showing clearly that he was the Alpha of the MoonBorn pack. The one in charge of the games. The girls around me fell on their knees, to show their submission and even though I didn’t understand, I w

It was Alpha, and boy, did it smell really amazing, like home. Allen shook her head as she tried to concentrate on Ohm's scent, which was barely there, and before she could get it, she was tackled on the ground and was now laying on her back with another wolf pinning her down. The wolf was huge, and it smelled like the same alpha she had been smelling before. The wolf's fur was black with a reddish tint, and his eyes were gold. He was gorgeous, and Allen had never seen a wolf like that before. When Allen looked up, she saw the Alpha growling at Allen and showing his canine teeth. Allen whimpered and closed her eyes. She knew this was a bad idea. She should not have run after Ohm, but of cour

Terror rips through my body, I’m only able to tremble and weep like a little child. Even my tears don’t flow the way I need them to, they are as crippled as I am. “Good talk.” He pats my back and I flinch away from him. From his eyes, I see it’s all just a sick game to him and I was merely an unwanted chess piece standing in his way. The game had to play out how he wanted it to. He had to win, ofcourse. The dangerous Alphas’ obsession with winning was equally a strength that pushed them like madness to attain a goal no matter who or what needed to be gotten rid of.

For a moment, I panicked, wondering where Draco had gone. Had something happened to him? Had he been killed in kidnapped? I relaxed. I shouldn't care what happened to him anyway. He kept my people under his thumb. I quickly got dressed and made my way to the door, intent on finding out what was going on. But the guards stationed outside stopped me in my tracks. "Where is Draco?" I demanded, my voice sharp. "What's happened?" The guards looked at each other warily, as if they weren't sure what to say. Finally, one of them spoke up. "The Alpha has gone to battle, my lady. He left early this morning with his troops."

Calhoun's POV One day later… Game of Alphas is the yearly meeting for all Alphas to contend with each other and see who has a higher ranking in terms of power, influence, and wealth. It'd be low of me not to attend as I am Alpha of Alphas in the east. It was through this Game that I rose to power. I have been unbeatable in the past eleven years. Tables are being set for Alphas to compete at the first level, and the head council elder of each pack would meet with the rest to judge the results.

Maddie didn’t hear a word. The Alpha Games were a myth more than a practise that packs still followed. Future Lunas of the bigger packs actively searched out a compatible partner before their twenty-fifth birthday to avoid the games from ever happening, because they stole almost all the choice from the Luna. Being in a strong pack and not having a compatible partner by twenty-five was so rare that Maddie didn’t know when the last Alpha Games had been held, let alone seen one. All she knew was it would take away her right to choose her mate, and all their allies would be allowed to submit candidates to compete for her. That included Red Dawn; which included Dan

Maya had a shortened version of the match that she edited for time’s sake so that the person did not have to watch nearly thirty minutes of the match. He passed the phone back to Maya before flashing me a bright smile. “Holy shit. That was remarkable. I can’t wait to see you in training because you have some serious talent. You’re also going to be trying out for the Alpha Games this coming year. I honestly think that you could go toe-to-toe with many of Nightshade fighters and come out the victor. That pack decimated every other pack at the games. They even had five-year-olds who took out much bigger and older opponents.”

"You have no business here, Alpha." I got up and walked towards her. Her set face and stance made me know she wasn't going to tell me anything. So, I called up my alpha powers. My eyes flashed red and hers were yellow. Her claws extended from her hands, and before she could attack me again, I grabbed her neck and said in the Alpha's voice, "Stop!" It worked. That meant she must have been an Omega of a pack and being long for by her. Alpha that she couldn't withstand the command of another Alpha. She topped writling. I let her go and grabbed a seat.

Cassa asked. “I don’t have any details about her or what she looks like. Just that she’s a beta,” I replied. “He might’ve confused her with you.” “Surely,” she nodded. “But he’s not a rogue, right? Can an Alpha even be a rogue with his pack?” She raised her camera in my direction. “It’s not unheard of, but that’s not our problem to sort out. We can’t let a rogue exist,” I said. “What are you up to?”