The Alpha’s Secret Weapon Novels & Stories

It was short, bitter, like she was tired of my ignorance. She stepped forward, her voice dropping into a cold, deliberate tone. “Of course he told you that. He never wanted you to know the full truth. The wolf tooth has more to offer than you’ve been told. It’s not just for protection. It’s a weapon of rise and rule.” I watched her closely as she lifted her hand and traced her fingers along her own neck like she was imagining blood there. “Every time the blood of an Alpha touches the wolf tooth, it becomes stronger. That’s the real secret. The more Alphas you kill, the more powerful the tooth becomes. And the more powerful the tooth is, the more powerful you become.”

But it's just one of the guards, and he doesn't seem to notice me. I continue on my way, and I finally reach the secret passage. I take a deep breath and step inside, ready to face whatever lies ahead. Alpha Theon's smile fades, replaced with a cold, hard expression. "We'll see about that," he says, raising his gun and firing a shot in my direction. I dive to the ground, narrowly avoiding the bullet. The guards react quickly, aiming their weapons at Alpha Theon. He simply laughs, firing another shot in their direction. One of the guards falls to the ground, writhing in pain.

Crown falling from grayed curls. When High Alpha Kostas had wrestled control from some of the other Alphas to become the supreme king during the War of Packs, there had been a lot of contention. Most had resented his rise of power, the upheaval of the Lycan Council to erect the Court. The increase in taxation, the unfairness of redrawing centuries-old hunting and territory lines, the annexation of the rogue lands to one overcrowded city like Eventide, and the creation of the Omega class—all these were reasons enough for the man to have many enemies.

Bryan replied calmly, his eyes locked on Cassandra’s, “I’m going to make sure everyone knows about the secrets you’re hiding. I’ll make you appear before the Lycan Council.” Cassandra felt a chill run down her spine as Bryan’s words sank in. She knew he had something on her, something that could destroy her reputation and her family’s business.’ “What’s secrets?” Cassandra asked, trying to sound confident. Bryan grinned, his eyes gleaming, “Oh, just a little something about how you made sure the son of King Gunter disappear.” Cassandra’s heart stopped. She knew exactly what Bryan was talking about and that he had proof. She had slept with the alpha of the old red moon pack and together they

My mother was already weeping, too devastated to say a word in my defense, or maybe too irritated by me. "Take him with us," Asher instructed a young security that accompanied them. "Yes, Alpha Asher." He said and signaled for the second one to assist him. Alpha? Was I hearing right, or was this some sort of joke? All along, Asher was an alpha and he acted like a pauper... Not technically a pauper, but who would have thought? Indeed, I stepped on the wrong toes and brought trouble to my pack. With the agitated state the pack house was, if words got outside, I would be the most hated alpha of all time. Quite memorable I guess.

Darius shook his head, “No, Alpha. We are working on locating their vehicles as soon as possible. Through that, we can trace them and discover their identities.” “Do so, Darius. I need a report by tomorrow morning.” He turned away, clearly dismissing his subordinate. Darius got the message, bowing and turning to leave. The door was shut, and there was silence. Omari walked towards the large windows. From there he could see the skyline, a large city with bustling life. Yet his mind was on one thing. His duties as the new Alpha of Scarlet Pack were numerous and ever increasing. He had the pack looking up to him to take over from where his father, now bedridden and dangerously ill, had stopped.

The man was strong in voice but lacked in size telling me he wasn’t ranked so should the need arise I knew I could take him out. “I’m Alpha Mykel Atwood to The Mountain Forest Pack and this is your Alpha, Lilith Atwood.” “Bullshit how could your pretty little Luna be our Alpha. Looks like she would be strong in the bedroom sure, but leading a pack? That job belongs to a man. His name is Alpha Tye.” “You know who we are now tell us who you are.” The men all laughed as the man holding the gun pushed it closer the barrel now touching my nose.

“Then maybe the world needs reminding that an Alpha’s heart is his greatest weapon.” And I walked out.

“Uhm, okay. Why not tell the Alpha and the council about this? So everyone can be on alert?” They snickered. “Staying on alert isn't what will help us. No matter what, we don't stand a chance. We have a plan, a secret weapon that we hope to use. But we just need to manifest and nurture this weapon, so we can be able to wield it.” I didn't bother to ask what the weapon was. I knew they would likely not answer. “Hmmm. I don't understand much, but, what role do I have to play in any of this?”

Cassiopeia uttered. The Alpha’s brows furrowed in curiosity, but when he saw the woman’s eyes, his doubts suddenly vanished. “Say it my Celeste…” Cassiopeia steps back and removes her gaze from the Alpha. “I have my deepest secret that only my family knows, and I’ll tell it to you Alpha. Because I trust you, and this inclines the rule that I want.” Cassiopeia roamed her eyes in the darkness until it fixes on the moon above.