The Mute Gamma Ares Novels & Stories

Something deep down was telling me I was supposed to be here. “Thank you for your help, Ripley, but you can go back now,” Carson said before we entered the cottage. “He’s not leaving,” I said. A growl formed in Ares’ chest. Only when I met his eyes did he stop. He had no say in this. Especially if he did what I think he did. “I’m her Gamma. I will serve her my entire life if she lets me,” Ripley said. “She doesn't need your protection, she has us,” Carson said.

Well at least for her, I already feel how powerful our bond is. “I think you should just shift in front of her one day, like ripping off a band aid. I mean how else will she actually believe you.” Alpha Maxwell states. Ares interjects “This is not a good plan. I want her to like me and not fear me.” I chuckle at what I think her reaction would be to my wolf. Ares is larger than normal with jet black fur covering every inch of his body and blood red eyes that are not common for our kind. Though he would never hurt our little mate I am sure she would be terrified.

“Aria… what did you just do?” I didn’t answer. I lifted my hand. Moonfire burst from my palm like a tidal wave and slammed into the vessel with the force of the moon rising over an ocean pulling, pushing, shattering its grip on Ares and wrenching the forced-merge connection apart. The cavern blazed white. The vessel staggered. And for the first time, it screamed. Ares POV The scream wasn’t human. It wasn’t wolf. It wasn’t anything that belonged in this world.

Alex's voice interrupted at the door, the man stepped inside, but suddenly stood there stunned, frowning at Athena and Gamma who were standing face to face. “Why are you here, Athena?” Gamma smiled at Alex. “She followed my violin playing and got in here, ah, I gotta go.” Gamma glanced at his watch. “Thanks for lending me the violin, Alex.” Before exiting, Gamma winked at Athena. After the door closed, Alex glared at Athena. “Don't get in touch with Gamma, don't make contact with him, just don't let you interact with him.” Athena looked at Alex in confusion. “Why?”

His mate was laid down beside him and he looked at her leg worriedly. Glancing around again he noticed the gamma female from SilverFang looking at them worriedly. “Can you run?” His mate shook her head no and he did the same, he would not leave her or his pack! The gamma nodded before she went into another bag and pulled out some shorts and two long dresses. “Here put these on and shift back so we can communicate better.” She whispered before her bag chirped. “Big Papa to Hot Mama, come in Hot Mama.” The gamma grabbed the radio and answered. “This is Hot Mama, go ahead Big Papa.”

His own mate was dead, and I was beginning to believe that rumor was not very far from being the truth. Aurora. It sounded like the name a vibrant girl should have. That's how she must have been until she found her mate... Gamma Nat, and now there was not even a single glow in her; my breaths were coming out of my pants; all the lessons my mother thought me flew out the window.

"Alright then. Other objectives of the committee is to settle issues, for example, predator and prey dynamics. Where predator is not allowed to hunt and what not. They also interfere in wars. I'm sure you all remember the Great War between the werewolves and humans" "Yes!", they chorused. "Alright then, let us move on to the Artemis Waters". They moved to another corner of the room as the delta female gave introduction to it. "The Artemis Waters was given to us by the moon goddess herself. It is divided into two, the waterfalls is here at Zenith pack and the river is at Moon Glass pack".

Chapter 102 Ariella’s POV The entire pack was alive tonight. Not in a normal way. Not with joy or celebration. It felt wrong. The Day of Resurrection had begun. And somehow, that made everything feel even more terrifying. From the small hidden room beneath the old storage tunnels, I could still hear pieces of the ritual happening above us. Low chants. Screams. The sound of horns. It all made my skin crawl. Justin stood near the entrance, keeping watch while Ethan paced the room restlessly.

Now, here I was, seeking the only person I thought might have some answers. Gamma Celeriac stood at the packhouse entrance, tall and rigid like a mountain. His presence had always demanded respect. But now, his expression was unreadable, carved from stone. He hadn’t aged a day since I last saw him, but something in his eyes looked heavier, deeper—like he already knew what I was here for. “Hades,” he greeted me, voice even. “Gamma,” I returned, setting Ruby down beside me. Her hand instantly found mine. “I... I need to speak with you.”

Lights flickered. A screen above the tank lit up. “HELLO, SISTER.” Alma’s jaw clenched. “What?” The tank hissed open. And the man stepped out, breathing like he’d been reborn. “I am Ares. First son of Evelyn Vale. Created before you. Buried to protect the world from what I could become.” Julian fired a warning shot. But Ares didn’t flinch. “You broke the Core,” Ares said. “You killed her. And now they will come for you. The Primogenitors will not forgive disobedience.”