The Alpha Kings Claim Comic Novels & Stories

“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

Wymond cut off the Alpha King. The Alpha King exchanged looks with his Beta King, they both looked as if they're just hearing about the war for the first time. "When was the last time you visited those packs?" Wymond asked again. "It's.. er.. about..er... " The Alpha King was at loss, he looked at his beta king for help but even the beta king seemed to be at loss too. Wymond banged on the table and the Alpha King and his Beta King quickly bowed their heads.

“I will not save you if you are caught, and if anyone walks in, you will be bonded and punished, and I will deny ever knowing you,“ I threatened with a stoic expression and a cold voice. “It won't get to that; if we leave now, you are the princess; you can be the pack. What is with this greediness, Sir, being a queen here? When you have a kingdom and the Lord of Alphas, you can rule over me; your father is the Alpha King; you seem to be forgetting that.” He repeated me in, took my grasps into his, but then I took steps away from him.

he answers. So which other Mason did the Alpha Kings claim they had spared? They didn't say that their beta was there when they tested their powers on Mason. Which means he is lying, otherwise he would know that they had lost their powers. "They could not have killed him with their powers. They no longer had any," I point. His smile fades. "Dear, I would not lie to you," he closes the space between us and takes hold of my arm. "The Alpha kings are just trying to win back your heart. They do not deserve it, Agila. It is my love that healed you."

It would turn her against him. But if the Alpha fell by other means? If the pack fell? Then she would have nowhere to run. No one to trust. No one but him. James exhaled, steadying himself. The time for patience was over. It was war. He pulled his burner phone from his pocket and dialed the encrypted number. Drake answered on the second ring. “What?” “New orders,” James growled. “We’re done playing games. I want full access to the pack’s security systems. Cameras. Door locks. Gates. Patrol schematics.”

“Yes, I feel it! That doesn’t mean I like it.” “It means you won’t go far.” Eli shot him a look. “…You’re really annoying, you know that?” Kieran didn’t respond. But something about his expression shifted slightly. Not quite amusement. But close. Eli looked away again, trying to ignore the strange tension building in the air. “…Those guys,” he said after a moment. “What did they mean by Alpha King?” Kieran went quiet again. Eli narrowed his eyes. “You keep avoiding things.”

Ronan “Thank you for showing up to day Alpha King” Alpha Kingston said head bowed. Today was one of the worst days in our history, since the war of the Supernaturals. We had rogue attacks, but rogues had never come together in this number, nor had they ever been able to cause this much damage.

A searing heat flooded my core, rushing all the way up to my flushed cheeks. I waited for him to shove me off. I waited for the fury. But Varek didn't move. He lay perfectly still in the snow, the cold doing nothing to cool the blazing, predatory fire in his dark golden eyes as he looked up at me. His gaze dragged from my parted lips, down the length of my messy blonde hair, and rested on where my hands pinned him down. A slow, dangerously amused smile curved the corner of his mouth. "Interesting." My breath hitched. And in that terrifying, electric moment, I realized exactly what I had just done. I hadn't just survived the training yard. I had just pinned the Alpha King.

I didn’t want to let Gilliam see how bad it was, but I couldn’t move. He stood over me, grinning. I glared up at him defiantly. He hadn’t won yet, no matter how bad it seemed. I wouldn’t give up. There was far too much at stake for me to lie down and die. “You are far too weak to be the Alpha King,” Gilliam continued. He took a step closer and lowered his head, looking into my eyes. “Once I’ve killed you and taken your place, I’m going to make sure that every single witch and wizard is wiped from the face of the planet.”

The room fell silent again. Then unexpectedly— the Alpha nodded slowly. You can stay here. Several wolves looked surprised. One warrior immediately spoke. “Alpha—” She is exhausted, he cut in calmly. And she has nowhere else to go.” His eyes returned to me. You will stay here until you recover. The tension inside me loosened slightly for the first time in days. Thank you, I whispered. The Alpha gave a small nod. My name is Alpha Kael. I lowered my head respectfully. But before another word could be said—