Romans & histoires The League Of Regrettable Superheroes

Alex intuitively ignored Leo’s threat, picked up his cup to take a sip of tea, then said casually, "Does it mean that you’re very powerful? But I heard that you work at a manufacturing plant specializing in producing a rather special thing..." Leo was a little stunned, thinking that Alex did not know his identity and had inquired about his previous experience of working in a drug factory. He felt a little nervous, but on the surface, he still looked very calm. "Who the f*ck did you hear that from? When did I ever work in a manufacturing plant?" "No? But how come I’ve heard you were manufacturing retardant..." "Retard…? Motherf*cker! You're the f*cking retard! Your whole family’s retarded!"

"Why are you wasting time here? You should be off playing with your new mates." His friends all laugh along with him, but I can only roll my eyes. The ignorant are so boring. "Who are you?" I ask. "Arbon Delaney of the Moonvalley!" he declares proudly. "Huh," I say. "Never heard of you." While the statement had the desired effect on Arbon, it is, unfortunately, only partially true. While I've never heard of Arbon Delaney, I do know all about the Moonvalley Pack. Their leader, Flint, has opposed me since he took the Alpha crown.

Layla told us. I nodded. Because I could totally see that. There’s nothing scarier than a wolf in sheep’s clothing. A person you thought you could trust… that turned out to be a devil in an angel’s costume. At least people like Vivian didn’t pretend. She wore her hatefulness like a damn medal.

Dark circles under his eyes, shoulders slumped. He didn't take his car, just started walking. I wanted to call out to him, but I couldn't find the words. What do you say to someone who chose your enemy over you? So I followed him, staying back. Just trying to work up the courage to approach. That's when it happened. We were passing through Maple Alley when several rogue wolves emerged from the shadows. Five of them, all massive and scarred. "Well, well. Look what we have here," their leader sneered. "The great Alpha, all alone."

Del Morino and his pack were even more powerful than I had expected. Luca had been caught and It seemed like every plan I had failed or almost failed. That boy was just a fool. How could he be this careless? Maybe it was because he was just interested in the money rather than giving me information and only the moon goddess knew what he wanted to tell me. But then someone had to give me a new weapon that no one had ever seen. Something invisible and deadly. It was at that moment that I heard rumors that he was a rogue Alpha who was unclaimed by any pack and unbound by any laws. Some muttered that he was a genetic creation that no one wanted the result of twisted experiments.

“For everything.” Reluctantly, I turned away from his touch to look at him. His eyes were filled with regret. We both knew what had happened seven years ago. “I should have never humiliated you ,” he whispered. “It was a mistake. I have regretted it ever since.” Time stood still as I felt my heart breaking all over again. It was like he was ripping open an old wound Jack. I quickly move away farther from him, bringing myself to my right senses that I had come to work and not fall for him again.

Slade yelled as he jumped over the back of the couch and landed on Regen. “You idiot.” Regen laughed as they tumbled to the floor. “Moron,” Slade said as he sat up and tackled Regen again. “What the hell is all the yelling about?” Leon asked as he looked at them grappling on the floor. His hair was sticking up in all directions as he rubbed his eyes. “My poor pancreas,” Harper said as she looked at Slade on the floor. “This is Regen, he just joined the pack, that’s Leon and Harper,” I said and sat down on the single seater.

And still… nothing. “I should’ve let you starve,” she muttered. But the lie tasted bitter. --- Flashbacks flickered behind her eyes— “Are the stars really that far?” “Farther than you can walk.” “Will I ever see them?” “I’ll bring you music to drown the screams.” She touched her stomach. Empty. Still. But her heart beat defiant. “Chains won’t keep me silent,” she whispered. --- In the war room, the new Alpha’s council erupted in shouts.

an old man in the crowd commented, his voice tinged with disbelief. But just as he finished his sentence, Greg raised his hand slightly, unleashing a terrifying attack that struck the old man with devastating force. The crowd gasped as the old man crumpled to the ground, a grim reminder of Greg’s ruthless power and the peril they faced in this secret realm. The atmosphere grew tense. Everyone grew acutely aware of Greg's dominance. Whispers of fear spread among them, and the realization sank in. Anyone who dared to challenge the Universe Alliance’s might would pay dearly.

Every man in the room was an alpha, former alpha, or elder, but when Leo finished, every single one had gone silent, and most had bowed their heads in instinctive deference. “Enough,” Leo growled. “Look at me. Even without that vial of blood, I’m the strongest alpha in this room. Does anyone here want to challenge that?” The hall stayed dead quiet. Not even a whisper of disagreement. A quick scan showed several confused faces. Most of these men hadn’t bowed to anyone since they became alphas themselves. This had to feel strange to them. Leo gave a single nod to himself. “I don’t believe the old stories are completely accurate. Edemas wasn’t the monster the legends paint him as.”