The Alpha's Destiny The Prophecy Novels & Stories

He paused and took a breath. "Upon the ascension of each alpha, not just in our pack but others across the world, the story of Lycaon and his heinous deeds are passed down in the belief that should he ever return, the information within the story could be used to defeat and banish him once and for all. I will tell it to you in the way that my father and fore-fathers have passed it down through each generation.” Galan’s face turned ever more serious, and he closed his eyes, concentrating on his words as he spoke, relating to us the tale that would haunt me and my dreams for years to come.

I looked past her and stared at the alpha and my ex-mate, who watched the scene with interest. “Well, well, well,” Alpha Rex said, stepping forward, his eyes holding an amusement that irked me to my bones. His hand landed on Maria’s shoulder, urging her to move aside, at which she did, a scowl on her face. “If it isn’t Destiny Levine, daughter of the people who committed treason against their own alpha.” His haughty eyes roamed my body just the same way they had on that night he captured me to sell. My glare intensified. “What the fuck are you doing here?”

Her face was full of lines, and she had a strange look. Damien was very interested, so he went up to the seer. “Excuse me, I'm Damien,” he said politely. “How can I help you, ma'am?” Damien tried to hide the growing interest in his heart as he asked. The prophet smiled and said, “I'm just taking a break.” Ah, the Alpha is looking for his honest Luna.” Damien was surprised and felt like he needed to talk more about it. Damien told the woman, “Please rest in my office across the street.”

“So, Mom, what does the prophecy say, and how does it impact my children and future grandchildren?” I ask. “Let me just tell you the prophecy, and we’ll go from there. The prophecy says: When the Alpha Luna rises, betrayed by destiny, Her howl shall shatter the chains of tradition. Two heirs will bear her light—one a guardian of legacy, The other a flame to ignite the future. A dynasty reborn shall light the path for wolves, And from her bloodline, balance will reign.

“There is something I have hidden from you. It's time I told you. It's about a prophecy that was spoken of many years ago.” “What prophecy?,” he asked, curious. “It was prophesied that a child will be born to an alpha. She will be possessed of a demon, and he will push her to do the extremes.” “What extremes?.” “She shall rise against the alpha and destroy the pack. When her task is completed, she shall be killed.” “Tell me you do not speak of Alicia,” Fidelis quickly asked, looking very worried. “I am the alpha the prophecy spoke of.” “Alicia?,” he said in utter disbelief. “No! That's not possible! Alicia can never destroy the pack she loves. I'm sure the prophecy spoke of someone else.”

She didn’t complain, being the woman she needed for her mate and now Alpha. To make it clear that Chris was capable of the title, he had to fight the beta and delta of that pack. He had won the two against one match and the pack had no reason not to yield to their new Alpha and Luna. Not to mention Raihana had the blood of the Ali family running through her. Alpha Amir was there to guide them as well, and although he had been pained at his grandsons' loss, he knew Rayhan’s reasons. Even then I knew it was going to take him time to be ok with it.

Instead, he let out a deep sigh through his nose and asked shortly, “Okay, so what’s this all about?” I was surprised by his change in tone. All his playful antics had vanished at first mention of the prophecy. I was almost glad that I hadn’t been asked to leave. I wanted to know what some illegal human trafficking rings had to do with a prophecy. “As it turns out,” began the Alpha. “They gave the prophecy a name.” “Oh? A name?” said Lucas. “Do tell.” “They call it The Nemesis’s Curse,” the Alpha went on. “They picked out some girls and claimed they’d be the chosen ones. There will be a private party for their guests each month. The next one is coming up in three days.”

"I had to ensure my position was secure enough to protect you once you inevitably fled Drake. You see, your departure wasn't a choice, Betsy. It was a required step in your destiny." He pulled back, his eyes demanding my attention. "You left him because you feared the prophecy of the Starblood killing the Alpha closest to her. That prophecy has a corollary, Betsy. One that only Starblood lore masters know: Only the Starblood fully mastered can save the Alpha who is her true mate." The weight of those words settled on me, a heavy, cold blanket of inescapable destiny. "You expect me to believe you've been working this entire time, manipulating events, waiting for me to break, just so I could s

“He mentioned it in connection to the rogues.” Gideon nodded, his expression grim. “The rogues are desperate. They know the prophecy, too, and they’ll stop at nothing to twist it to their advantage. If they control the Bound Alpha—or destroy them—they could tip the balance in their favor.” Isla swallowed hard. “What does the prophecy actually say?” Gideon closed the journal, his eyes meeting hers. “It speaks of a union—two souls bound by fate, destined to bring unity or destruction. The Bound Alpha is both a bridge and a weapon. Their choices will determine the future of both wolves and humans.”

"Did he tell you what the prophecy really says?" I look between them. Father and son. Both are hiding secrets. Both are keeping things from me. "What do you mean?" My voice sounds small. Kael's jaw tightens. His eyes never leave mine. "The prophecy doesn't just say you'll save or destroy the pack." Each word lands like a blow. "It says you'll do it through the Alpha." My heart stops. "Through me." Marcus steps forward. "Kael, don't." "It says the Silverborne heir will either complete the alpha's power. " Kael's voice drops to something raw and broken. "Or she'll be the reason he dies."