The Mute Gamma Novels & Stories

The Gamma mate asked and I flung a dark ball to her chest which burnt her to ashes immediately, Do they think I'm joking? The Gamma watched his mate and got so enraged that he shifted to his large wolf howling and grunting in rage, spittle was dropping from his mouth, his eyes were pure red, I couldn't help scoffing, With full force, he charged at me but couldn't get close before I swung my hand over the air causing a cloud of thick black smoke to cover him, his scream was heard next, The poison in the smoke was tearing his internal organ, his blood was rolling down the ground, he won't stop grunting and yelling in great pain which was the only thing that could be heard as the smoke enshroud

"But how can we decide on this when you obviously don't want me back at Bernice City?" Aaron crouched before me and rested his hands on the mattress on both of my sides, caging me in. His eyes softened as they met mine. "The only reason I don't want you there is because I will miss you. I can't go there to be with you 24/7 because I'm a Gamma. I have a whole pack to protect, but the Goddess knows I want to go wherever you are."

The mutants began advancing. Hundreds of them. I stepped forward. The darkness answered immediately. My shimmering void essence spread across the battlefield. Creating barriers. Opening escape routes. Shielding civilians. My gamma appeared beside me. Covered in blood. Not all of it his own. His eyes widened in relief. "Alpha." "Take them." He nodded immediately. No argument. No hesitation. The pack members began retreating through the portals. One by one. Family by family. Warrior by warrior. Until eventually only a few defenders remained.

Valerius dissolved into a cloud of bats, trying to anchor them, but the gravity was too strong. "Caleb!" "Hold on!" Caleb shoved his claws into the floor, but the jade was shattering. Just as they were about to be swallowed, a new signal appeared on the Navigator. "Subject 003-Gamma: Active. Location: Beneath the Abyss." From the bottomless pit beneath the platform, a song rose. Not a scream, but a melody of such heartbreaking beauty that it neutralized the gravity of the void. A massive, blue-scaled hand, glowing with psionic power, reached up from the darkness and slammed onto the edge of the hall.

What possible use could I be to anyone now? "I'm sure you're wondering why you, at this particular moment," Moira says, and she steps closer to the bars of my cell so I can see her face clearly in the torchlight. "It's quite simple, really. You are the perfect person to help us infiltrate the Northern Territories. Alpha Matthias is known to be a very brutal Alpha since his mate and child died in that fire three years ago, but he might let his guard down around you—a mute, damaged little Omega who can't possibly be a threat to anyone." The words hit me like physical blows and I drag myself backward again, pressing harder against the wall as if I could somehow push through the stone and disapp

Ruby peeked up at him with cautious eyes. Gamma’s tone softened. “You must be brave, little one. Your mommy is a warrior, right?” Ruby nodded. “Then we’ll bring her home. But you need to be strong for her.” Ruby gave a small smile and nodded again. " Call me grandpa! Ruby. I am your Mommy's Papa!" " Grandpa!" She said in her tiny voice. Gamma Celeriac smiled and called for one of the omegas to take Ruby to a guest room and provide her with something to eat. I watched her leave with a heavy heart, then followed Gamma outside, toward the edge of the sacred woods.

Her voice was flat, like she’d already accepted it. By the door, Cerebus sat like a statue. Three sets of eyes scanning in three different directions. Alpha’s head low and still, calculating. Beta staring through the door as though he could see the horizon. Gamma restless — pawing, sniffing, twitching. Ellie stopped her pacing. “What is it?” Gamma’s ears perked. A low whine. Beta rumbled a warning growl. Alpha’s lips peeled back just enough to show teeth. Something was wrong.

"The boy bypassed a secure municipal grid in under ten seconds. His coding signature matches the incident at the Arctic Core five years ago." "And the girl?" A distorted voice replied from the speakers. The man switched cameras to the video of Mia hitting Julian with a shoe. "Subject Beta. Highly aggressive. Protective instincts confirmed. No overt powers displayed yet." "What about Subject Gamma?" "The little one? Aurora?" The man zoomed in on the black SUV leaving the school. Through the tinted windows, thermal imaging showed a small heat signature radiating intense energy—hotter than a normal human. "Subject Gamma is a nuclear reactor," the man whispered. "Energy readings are off the char

But eventually, he makes a dismissive sound and looks back toward Maxwell. “Let’s get on with it then,” he mutters. But Thalia — she doesn’t look away. She watches me with a kind of cold curiosity that prickles the back of my neck. Like she senses something. Like she knows what I am, even if she can’t prove it yet. I keep my gaze on the table as Maxwell opens the meeting. “I’ll make this simple,” Maxwell says. “Your Gamma is alive. Unharmed.” Gamma?

My gamma says. I forgot that once the gamma forms a bond with the luna of his pack, that bond is unbreakable. The only thing that could break that bond is death or a sacred ceremony agreed upon but both individuals. It is very rare for the luna and gamma to voluntarily break their bond. It is only second to the mate bond. “I would expect you to take up for her. You know gamma, your name is one of the names that come up in connection with her cheating.” I growled.