The Alpha Kings Claim Novels & Stories

She had seen there were still some buildings in the foundation state, she didn’t understand why the Alpha King wanted to create his own city when he could have claimed another city. She knew from information about the royal family, that they could claim any part of England as their own and no one could object. The Alpha King also held the highest position in the family, but after remembering the barrier that was blocking the outside world, it was clear that the Alpha King was trying to make a safe place for his people. She wondered if she would eventually expand his territory and started to claim other parts of England.

Then he added in a calm yet intimidating voice, “I am one of the five honorary Alphas of the Northern Kingdom, Alpha Rohan Bin Roshad of the Moon Shone Pack.” As he announced himself proudly in front of Jermaine, the Alpha King, it was as if everyone could feel like a cold wind was being pushed into their chests. It would definitely be difficult for those with lower rankings to endure the tightness they were feeling as the two Alphas faced each other. Sashal clenched the skirt of her dress, wanting to rip it off right about now. 'It is really him! F#ck!’

the old woman murmured, “you cleansed him with white fire. That is not ordinary. That is the divine power against evil. Only the Alpha King has that light.” I laughed bitterly, shaking my head. “You do realize how insane all of this sounds, right? Blessed Luna? Alpha King? A shapeless creature? You’re talking like we’re in some damn fairy tale.” Alpha Brian finally spoke, his voice quiet but firm. “The last known records of the Alpha King and MoonGoddess end here—in Kenya. Then came the Steinhart name. The abilities. The bloodline. We believe your family... may be their direct descendants.”

In fact, it was plain disrespectful and showed a lack of good leadership. “So you need to come with us.” Onyx stepped toward him. “If your Alpha wants to speak to me, he’s welcome to come and find me.” “You really don’t want to play this game. We’re members of the Bane Pack. Our Alpha is the Shade.” Onyx just looked at him blankly. “As I said, if he wants to speak to me, he’s welcome to come find me.” “You have no idea who you’re fucking with.” “Neither do you.”

“You could try, sweetheart, but I think you’ll want to hear what I have to say first.” Blair’s growl deepened, but I held up a hand, signaling her to wait. She is already angry all her decisions won’t make sense. “Talk.” I said, my voice hard. The rogue’s smirk faltered for a moment, replaced by something darker more calculating. “The Alpha Kings.” He began, his tone sharp. “You think you’ve got them under control? That they’re the only threat you need to worry about?” Blair snorted, stepping up beside me. “And you’re saying you’re a threat? Please. I’ve taken down bigger egos than yours before breakfast.”

I don’t know what we need a king for, I mean, we are all living happily, aren’t we? The only is that the Alphas are trying to kill each other, and they are using this ridiculous myth to try and get to the throne. They all know it is a myth, but as long as it gets them to the throne, they are ready to do anything to get a hybrid as a mate. So ridiculous!

The passage narrowed until stone brushed my shoulders on both sides. Thorne stopped just inside the mouth of the opening, where the mountain fell away into vast, star-pricked darkness. The night stretched wide and silent beyond the ledge. He stood there for several heartbeats before speaking. “I was not born into this position,” he said. His voice was quieter now. Not softer. Simply less edged. “I took it.” I stayed still behind him, listening. “There was an alpha before me,” he continued. “Stronger than most. Ruthless. He believed true control came from breaking everything beneath him. Shattering it until nothing remained that could challenge.”

“You don’t understand what was at stake.” “Then explain it,” I snapped. “Explain why you hid the truth. Why you waited until my wolf awakened to tell me I’m your daughter. Why you looked me in the eye and told me to choose between marrying a stranger or disappearing into an academy full of wolves who would tear me apart if they knew who I was.” Their names were imprinted in my memory. Zandro, Lucien, Nyx, Ronan, Alaric. They were all Alphas. “Willow.” She said my name like a warning.

Seth lightens up as she lays out yet another offer. Why do I suspect this might be her attempt to distract me from the actual problem? Like where are two of her sons, and why the third one suddenly decided that the Council has any power over his choices? Speaking of which, it’s not uncommon for the Council to announce that some Alphas are long past the time of finding a Luna or choosing one, but usually, that doesn’t go further than that. Every Alpha chooses for themselves, and some stay alone till the end of their days. We live in new times – times that don’t require high-rank wolves to follow every word of the Council.

“In my memory I can remember the Slave trader talk about the Alpha King,” “Alpha Kings on the wolf continent?” “Kings?” I don’t recall him saying the plural for king. “Yes, the Wolf Continent has Alpha Kings. Male twins sharing a wolf,” What? Alpha Kings are male twins sharing a wolf. What does my memory have to do with them? “It is possible that you guys are related to them. I know you have magic flowing through you.” His statement make me snap my eyes back at his beautiful eyes. Magic? Feel it flowing through me?