Novelas y relatos de The Alpha Games

She agreed as what was expected of her to avoid extra bruises or broken bones. “Oh and mutt?” Alpha Cain called before Alissa could leave. “Yes Alpha?” She turned to show she was listening. “The pack may not be allowed to bruise your extremities, but a lot can be hidden by clothing.” His blue eyes glittered in menace, she gulped and scarpered from the room as quickly as she could. She entered the games room, her heart sank. It was a mess.

Then when my time to shred my mortal life came, I could leave this world knowing that I had made a difference and that the next generation would be safe. “Ladies and gentlemen of the Spring Lake Pack, we have gathered here this evening to witness the daughter of the late Alpha Johnathon challenge our stand in Alpha, Joshua Blakely. You each know the rules, and to go against them will result in a mutiny. If you will both take your places.” Joshua and I stood beside the nominated referee, awaiting the signal that would begin our fight. “THREE, TWO, ONE… FIGHT!” As the referee stepped backwards, Joshua quickly threw his first punch. Unlucky for him, though, because I had expected as much. Joshu

Elder Kate however was the first female to be welcomed, an invitation that would have been sent to my mother had she not been murdered. After greeting each Elder individually, we got down to business. They informed me of my role as host to this year’s annual alpha meeting. The one role that did pique my interest was how to handle a challenge. Should one Alpha challenge another they are not to back out. They are to take it straight outside and fight. It could be in either wolf or human form. It really was dealers’ choice. Should the challenged Alpha refuse to participate I had the power to dissolve their pack. It gave me an idea, one that would hurt a certain alpha in attendance while giving

Amara's voice hit her with a jolt, "Why are you looking at the new Alpha like that?!" New Alpha?! Iris's eyes widened as they dropped to the ground. She had been so obvious, the crowd had noticed. That was the New Alpha? Why was he dressed so ordinarily? Like just anyone on the street? and he was so young, younger than her even. How could someone that young be the new Alpha? What would people say about his image? Didn't he care about that?! And... even that did nothing to water down his looks; He was handsome, yes, but intimidating.

“Why do we fight?” “For Carnage! For supremacy! For death! For my Alpha!” A wide smirk appeared on the Alpha’s lips, the air shifted, turning electric as the Alpha’s eyes flared crimson, showcasing an alien power infused within him. “And who is your Alpha?” “ALPHA DUNCAN REDCLAW!”

Micheal and the rest of the council walked out onto the stage to announce Chase and I. “Please Welcome Kaelric Throne and Chase Lennox” Micheal announced and I chugged down another glass before walking out and forcing a smile on my face. “The sons of the Alpha and our saving grace. The moon goddess has blessed us with two candidates for Alphas and while we are grateful, they can only be one Alpha at the end of the day. To make this a fair trial, They are both going to be made temporary Alphas of the pack for one year and whoever of them embodies what it truly means to be Alpha will thereby win the title” He announced and everyone cheered and hollered.

"Good morning, Alpha Beaumont and Alpha Harvey. You wanted to see me?" "Yes, thank you for coming so soon. Please, take a seat," Alpha Beaumont directed, standing from his chair. I followed his command and tried my hardest to refrain from making eye contact with Alpha Harvey. The urge to smile at his forlorn face was immense. I sat up straighter when Alpha Beaumont stopped in front of me and leaned against his desk with his arms folded over his expansive chest. "As you know, the Luna Games is in full force. And it seems that my irrational and selfish daughter entered the games." I couldn't help it. My mouth dropped in disbelief.

Something in her tone made me think it was a touchy subject. Maya glanced around and lowered her voice slightly as we passed a group of students hanging banners. “Look, the Alpha’s Cup isn’t just about the trophy. It’s a game, yes, but it’s also a way for the world to see which pack is strongest, which Alpha is rising. A lot of Alpha sons are in this, and winning proves they have what it takes to lead. It’s a political game as much as it is a sport.” “So Kai has to prove himself through football?” Lila asked, her brow furrowing.

I looked at the corpses littering the floor—Dad, Mom, my sisters, my cousins. Everyone was dead. I was the only one left. 90 points. A rusty dagger. And a [Hourglass of Time Reversal] that I wasn't even sure would work. The chat fell silent. Those high-and-mighty "gods" were no longer laughing; they were shocked. *"This Alpha's obsession is too deep. Who exactly is he looking for?"* *"It's over. This instance is collapsing. No one can clear this."* I wiped the blood off my face, my eyes turning as cold as ice.

It felt like tearing roots from soil. Deep. Violent. Irreversible. He convulsed as the final thread snapped. His wolf howled once inside my mind a distant, fading sound and then it was gone. Gone. Drail collapsed fully onto the ground, gasping like a drowning man dragged onto shore. He tried to shift again. Nothing happened. Panic flooded his scent. “You… you can’t…” he whispered. I stood slowly. “You don’t get to be Alpha,” I said. “You don’t even get to be a wolf.”