Novel & Cerita The Assassin's Alpha Kings

I could have sworn I saw a smirk ghost across his lips. "I have leads. It's not what you're expecting." "Out with it, Morgan." I didn't have patience for coy words today. He drew in a slow breath. "The assassins were sent by an Alpha." "Don't tempt me with vague words. I said out with it." Another breath. "The Alpha of the Bloodmoon Pack has something to do with it." My vision spiraled, rage curling through my chest like smoke. I should have known he would retaliate after that dinner — that staged, poisonous evening at that fake restaurant.

“Now, as Alpha’s and Betas of the Wolf Empire you represent your pacts and your options matter to me, so tell me what you think.” Everyone started talking all at once again until a loud voice boomed over the rest of them. “I believe you are correct Alpha King Elias,” Alpha Townsend spoke loudly. He was a large man with a brown army cut, his body was all muscle and he reached at least 7ft with dark eyes. “There’s now way in hell that the Purifiers would know to attack at that place at that moment with out the help of someone from the inside. Plus the fact that they didn’t really do anything dangerous was completely out of the ordinary for them.”

Bianca's words carried a weight of centuries as she spoke, "I have lived for many years, as did my mother before me. She was but a young girl when the three seers who aided King Bruno, prophesied the rise of an Alpha who would bring balance to the world. They told the king that the world would recognize this Alpha by the stir their birth would cause across all lands." Amani interjected, recalling a darker side to the story. "Yes, and they also told the king that this Alpha would not come from the Savage bloodline. They said the Alpha would rise among the rogues and would be greater than any Alpha King who had ever lived. King Bruno saw it as blasphemy against the kingdom and had all three se

"Yes." Alpha turned away, leaving the chamber, his eyes briefly meeting Shastina's before he exited the room. On his way to the designated meeting spot, he found Jaguar waiting obediently, fear evident in his eyes, mirroring the turmoil within the king's heart. Unspoken questions filled the air, but silence prevailed in the face of impending danger. Jaguar bowed deeply, showing respect for the king's command, and followed closely as they ventured toward the depths of the dungeon. . Upon reaching the prison door, Alpha's face contorted in disbelief. The door stood ajar, revealing an empty cell where the assassin should have been confined. A moment of stunned silence passed, Jaguar's mouth aga

“Slightly better than you.” Five Alphas and two kings’ oaths were rejected. When that happened, the red light faded to a dark, ominous black cloud that sizzled and sparked, filling the whole room with the scent of ozone and scorched flesh. Every time it happened, the hair of the rejected oath-taker was forcefully ejected from the oath box, bursting into flames when it landed on the floor. The other Alphas immediately turned on the traitors and killed them on the spot. Kane didn’t stop them but quietly watched on as the Alphas tore their peers to shreds. When the two kings were rejected, Kane killed them himself.

"We'll split up if we can. Remember to avoid any Were and do not engage in a fight unless you confirm that they are not attacking in groups. Avoid pack fights. Leave when you see the signs. Meet me on the foot of the mountain, on the nearby inn. Ydrian, you're coming with me." "Gladly." The assassin leaped on the branches and split up just like what Robyn had told them. Robyn and the King remained on the ground walking. "Who are we dealing with?" Robyn asked, pissed. "You're the only one who has met the great Alpha of the North. What is he like?" "Mhmm..." Ydrian thought. "He is a merciless man, just like everybody else. Very intelligent and guided by the wise. He very strong too."

My voice shook, and my hands trembled in my lap. He sneered. “Do you think I chose you because of affection?” His words stung. “You are so worthless that even the strongest thing about you is useless to your own body.” He snarled before I could respond, making me flinch in my seat. “Your blood is what he needs. The Alpha King is dying. Kaven is the rightful heir to the throne, and if he does not recover soon, he will lose it. And all my effort to make Selene queen will be wasted.”

Alpha Nicholas said angrily, glaring at me. “You’ll wish you were never born by the time we’re both done with you. You defied our orders. Your Alpha orders!”. Nicklaus screamed out, which made me flinch as I held my dirty clothes close to my body. “Be rest assured, I’ll make sure your punishment is creative, and it will serve as a lesson to others who refuse to obey their Alphas." He continued smiling dangerously at me, but his smile was wiped off his face as he began to sniff everywhere.

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.

Futile. Still, I persisted. Twenty-five assassins. All trained. All lethal. I scouted them out and paid them a handsome sum to work together for one reason: eliminate Alpha Don Carter. He was the most powerful Alpha in the South. So eliminating him—or at least crippling him—meant going to every conceivable resource I had. Even then, success wasn't guaranteed.