The Orc From The Office Novels & Stories

His head was raised from the spreadsheet between his hands and he had the meanest scowl on his face. I pushed my way into the office and quietly shut the door behind me, "Nice place." I smiled looking around the room with cream walls, no shelves, or any other piece of furniture. It was just the plush rug beneath my feet and the table and chair at the far end of the room next to the window where Orian was sat, "It is nice."

It is satisfying. We lunged at Alpha Maximus over the desk, pinned him to the floor. Marcus tries to drag us from him, when Orion snaps his jaws towards Marcus. He stepped back, showing he isn’t a threat. My attention is turned back to this shit stain before me. I snarled in his face, teeth barred, saliva dripping down onto his face. It is a terrifying sight to see. Under me, he made a whimpering sound. He is weak. He is no Alpha.

Mother! The two orcs are about to slam me with their bats so I just close my eyes. It's the end of me. I wasn't careful. I can't go home to- Grrrooooaaaaarrrrr!!!! I just opened my eyes when I heard a scream of an orc and there I saw Cayden who looked very bad at the Orcs who were now lying down and lifeless. Crap. How did he do that? To kill the two orcs in a matter of seconds? But right, Gen said, isn't this the strongest? Why do I always forget this?

Not Sarah’s and not Jason’s and definitely not human. My jaw clenched. Someone was already in my office and I didn’t even need to walk in to know who it was. I gave Sarah a curt nod and brushed past her. My steps were slow but steady, and with each one my wolf stirred inside me, restlessly. My hand pushed open the door, and the smell hit me almost immediately. The office lights were warm, the curtains half drawn, but it wasn’t the room that caught my attention. It was them. Councilor Malverick and Councilor Elektra…

Arden Luca. Grace felt her breath hitching the moment Orion opened the door. On instinct her orbs landed on dark mahogany desk in the centre with a leather seat that looked strangely comfortable to sit on, situating behind the desk. A tall floor to ceiling wall of glass on the back of table that gave full view of the city of lights. A spacious wooden shelf on left wall where several books were placed, and few decors and antiques that she had rarely seen. The office room looked minimal and modernised.

“You don’t get to talk about her like that. You don’t get to storm into my building, slam my door, spit your little feelings all over my office, and demand to know what’s going on.” “She’s my best friend!” “She’s mine!” I snarled, my voice was obviously showing possessiveness. “And if you don’t back off, you’ll find out just how animal I can get.” Excuse me,” Orion stepped into the office disrupting our argument. Orion took one good look at Marcus who shot him recently. He looked like he was holding back the urge to plug his eyes out. Marcus noticed this and gulped. “Alpha,” Orion said, low and respectful...turning his head to my direction. “Should I remove the pest?”

A clank and jingle of metals sounded again, this time, away from me. I looked up to see a dark silhouette behind the bars ahead. After a moment, a click followed, and the gate was pulled up. The dark figure walked in, towering over me. Then his face came into focus. Alpha Oris. His eyes darkened, and he gave me a very condescending look. I drew my gaze away from his face. “I did have my suspicions," Oris growled in a low tone. “But who knew the pompous ass would send a puppet to me?”

He hurried through the lobby, went up the stairs and stopped at a door with a small gold-plate atop it showing: ROOM 3. He met the same sight he’d witnessed some minutes ago, though in a much smaller room. Orek was a man in his late forties, who presently looked exhausted, after a hectic day in the office. He wore a white long-sleeved shirt with folded sleeves, a green neck tie and a pair of black trousers. The moment my invisible double unsheathed his katana, Orek flung his briefcase at him. The latter didn’t flinch as the suitcase simply passed through him and landed on the ground. Orek came off the bed, looking as if he’d been expecting him.

She finally ran away from the orc when we met her, hence her attitude. However, an orc killing a sparrow? Orcs are known to be loving creatures despite their gigantic size. They’re like large golden retrievers. “Even if that sounds impossible, there must be another part of the story. We are near the place Dragon King told us about. We will hear more about it after we get there.” I could already see the big gate in front of us. After we entered this gate, we might have a hard time going out. I paused in my steps, letting the others walk ahead of me.

His back was facing them as he looked toward the fireplace quietly. “What a surprise, Andrius,” a man’s voice said toward Orcenal. “Oh, my. Andrius? It’s such a perfect time. Join us for dinner!” the woman’s voice said. Orcenal turned toward them and smiled. He saw a man and woman his age... smiling toward him. He said to them, “You’re being this kind after yelling at me over the phone and threatening to replace me yesterday?” “You bastard. Even after being reincarnated, you’re still being such a dog. Rest in peace, you pig!” Anatoli Platinum said.