The Alpha King And The Shadow Novels & Stories

[Quest Update: Train 100 ex-slaves to D-Rank - Progress: 0/100 - Time: 2 Days 19 Hours Left] [New Skill Unlocked: Monarch's Domain (Incomplete) - Share 10% of your shadow power to Legion within 100 meters] Jin stood. Eyes fully black flame now. "WAKE UP!" he shouted. Not loud, but shadow carried voice to 100 sleeping souls. 100 ex-slaves woke, scared. "From now, you don't train to be soldiers. You train to be Kingdom!" He slammed hand to ground. Shadow spread. Like ink. 100 meters. Covered yard.

“You’re the king. You can’t just walk away from a room full of Alphas because your mate feels… scared.” His expression shattered — hurt and anger and disbelief mixing in a storm of gold. “Alara,” he whispered, “you’re not ‘just scared.’ You were targeted.” “But you don’t know that.” “Yes. I do.” Something dark and possessive flickered across his features. “The Shadow Alpha is reaching for you,” he said quietly, words weighted with dread. “And I will not give him an inch.” My heart hitched. A pulse — of fear, of longing, of confusion — rippled through our bond. It tugged painfully at my ribs. But guilt twisted beneath it.

Elric scolded the rogues like misbehaving children. Then the earth seemed to shudder. A massive figure tore from the chaos...larger, darker, older. The Shadow Alpha. He didn’t move like a wolf. He moved like a curse that remembered it had claws. His presence chilled the air. His eyes locked onto Aria. I stepped in front of her before I even breathed. “You,” the Shadow Alpha growled. “Your hinge will break. Your moon will fall. The darkness knows your name.” “And I’m not impressed,” Aria snapped.

Just when I was about to give up, the door burst opened revealing beta Gideon in the room with a murderous look on his face. "Well, well, she who we have here?" The beta took two steps forward immediately he saw me, with his hands clapping against each other. "You seem to be such a wise little boy, not as dumb as your father. So you think you could overthrow me? We made a deal and now, you turn to break it. Perhaps, you should have thought about all this before you took this bow step of yours to fight me. I already told you that, I am Alpha of Shadow Pack and there is no one who is going to overthrow me or ever going to rule except me.” I rolled my eyes, feeling bored by his statement.

AS CLOHE made an effort to step around the Alpha King, he twisted his neck and glanced at her over his shoulder with a shake of his head. Clohe gulped thickly as she suppressed the shriek that was begging to break free from her mouth. She had no real idea what was going on and she personally feared the Alpha King over Shadow. So she dipped her chin and stepped back to where she had previously stood; behind the Alpha King. THE ALPHA KING buried his head and rolled to one side as Shadow howled and sprung through the air, his lips drew back to reveal his sharp, pointed teeth. While he watched as Shadow landed a few feet away from him, he utilized his whip sword to push himself up to his feet ag

“How do you know this?” “Oh it’s not a secret, your highness, everyone knows about it. We call him the shadow Alpha. We just don’t talk about it out of fear but we were all here when he first left the palace for good. The Alpha King had been so angry, I thought he would even kill him. They searched everywhere trying to bring him back. Eventually, they had to give up.” “Oh, does the Alpha know about this?” “Of course, he too ordered a few search rounds on him.”

So this was his plan— to infiltrate my compound and kill my father. “He’s my mate’s father, Sebastien. If I didn’t give him a second chance to live, I wouldn’t have given you a chance to be my father for risking my mate’s life. Now, please let him go.” Everyone around us gasped as they figured out the Alpha King was Shadow's father. “I can’t do that, Shadow.” He exposed his fangs toward my mate, snarling. His eyes glowed red. “Then I can’t be your daughter. You and I are over once you take his life, and I will consider you my enemy.”

A mirror image of Fiona, but corrupted, consumed by darkness. “What the hell is that?” I muttered under my breath, my muscles coiling with the instinct to protect. Before I could move, the shadow turned toward me, its lips curling into a cruel smile. “Ah, the Alpha King,” it hissed, its voice an eerie echo of Fiona’s. “So quick to protect what’s already lost.” Fiona’s eyes snapped to mine, wide with terror. “Quinton, help!” she cried, her voice trembling as the shadow reached for her, its dark tendrils wrapping around her like chains.

“I’ll let you get your rest. Please try to get some sleep, Alpha Kendra.” “Get out,” Kendra rolled her eyes in an equally playful manner. “I’ll see you soon,” he said before he left. Once again, Kendra was alone. The adrenaline from having Derek there, and everything that followed, was wearing off. The reality of her situation was settling in again, causing panic to rise up. She had no idea what she was going to do, especially with the King coming in just a few short hours. She had heard of the Lycan King, a wolf who’s bloodline had been granted wolves by the Goddess herself, not through the lycanthropy virus, was a fair ruler, though cold. However, he was not one to be messed with, and he h

The blizzard was gone, replaced by a soft, silver moon that hung in a sky filled with a million new stars. The Shadow Claws were standing in a circle, their heads bowed in respect. The regular pack warriors were there too, their faces full of a deep, soul-shattering awe. They saw the woman with the sapphire eyes and the shadow-wings. They saw the boy who carried the light of the heavens. And they saw the man who had become a god of the gold-and-shadow. "The Alpha is back," a voice whispered from the crowd. "No," Silas said, his voice carrying to every corner of the North. "The Alpha is dead. The King of the Shadow has returned."