Three Alpha Wolves Novels & Stories

" Doesn't your mother give dews? This particular one which I can remember she gave me to see yesterday." " So she knows you're one of the Trinity." "Umm Hello? Did you guys forget that we have no idea what you're talking about?" Kayla said while Sapphire just folded her hands and shook her head. " Right, according to the scroll. Three wolves existed as the first wolves ever. They were called Trankeel, Gada, and Armani. Trankeel was meant to bring peace, Gada was meant to bring people together under the peace which Trankeel had brought while Armani was meant to keep the peace. These three were all Alphas and they had their mates but they weren't equal in rank, Armani is the overall Alpha."

Why he would want to attack the humans and let Phaedra take the fall for it? Then it hit me like a ton of bricks. Money. All of this has to do with money. Wolves were wealthy beyond belief. Most of the Alpha's had generated income that far outweighed most of the humans. If he were to expose us and plunge us into a war, when we came out on the other end, he could demand we be recognized as our own country. Our own people. That also meant our own currency. Which would tilt the stock markets and world money structures in our favor.

Leander "How many?" I snarled. There was a beat of silence. And then Ryan responded, his response colored with confusion, "So far... only three." Three? Hardly a task force of substance. What were they up to now? "Are you sure?" I demanded. And then added, "Can you identify their rank?" "Yeah," he replied shortly, his voice constricted with tension. "Their Alpha, the Beta and the Delta." Nightshade's three highest ranking wolves?

One good thing was that he was the size of an average Alpha, which is 3 times larger than the normal canis lupus, huge compared to a non-Alpha Werewolf. "We fricca alive wið wægn môna. We wagian geond ðurhscînendlic hwæðere r¯æsan swilce man. Sigehrêðig w¯æren dôð heofoncandel gyden, ûser wuldorlic ansund nergend." The Alpha spoke through the mental mind-link. The whole pack repeated the phrase until it became a chant, the whole pack link loaded with pure energy. Then they ran.

I carefully made my way toward them, noting Ruby’s hunched shoulders. “But I guess you’ve had plenty of experience, hmmm?” Ali was saying, her voice low as I approached. “After all, you’ve fucked half the men in town. Though I don’t see how you managed to convince three Alphas to settle for a loose—” My wolf snarled. I shoved forward, but even as I did so, Zach was suddenly there. He put an arm around Ruby’s waist, pulling her back from the three women. “If you ever speak like that to our mate again, you will be kicked out of the packs. This is the only warning you’re going to get,” Zach said, his voice soft and dangerous.

As she was lathering in the shampoo, she began telling me about the werewolves’ pack structure, the creamy and sweet notes of coconut permeating the air as she elucidated, “The three most important members are the Alpha, Beta, and Omega. You’ve met my pack’s leadership trio already.” That remark had my eyes zipping open once more, and I tried to turn to look into Kat’s eyes, bewilderment the dominant emotion coursing through me. In any event, she gently held my head in place, continuing to work the conditioner into my tangled strands after I stopped moving. I could guess that Silas was the Alpha after what I’d overheard and the respect he appeared to command amongst his peers, but I didn’t t

ALPHA RYAN POV The alert sounded throughout the pack link again; every wolf born and pledged to the pack would have been awoken to the growing urgency of the alert. Trinity Falls Pack was under another attack. The rogues were relentless, and I couldn’t figure out their attack pattern. They had already struck the north wall twice and were now striking at the western border. “Alpha, we are under siege.” One of my head warriors reached out. I rushed into the packhouse. I needed to ensure that Britt was in the bunkers, yet it looked like she had taken another sleeping pill. She was still sound asleep in our bed.

Along the winding path that carved through the thick forest, three wolves ran side by side, their paws thudding in rhythm over the mossy ground. The largest of them was dark brown, broad-shouldered, with eyes like bronze and a presence that commanded silence—Alpha Thane, leader of Lunarville. Beside him ran a lighter brown wolf, swift and powerful in his stride—Roan, Thane’s right hand and Chief warden.

A scout entered the tent hurriedly, bowing his head despite the blood soaking through the bandage wrapped around his arm. “My Alpha,” he said carefully, “the eastern wing is nearly ours. The witches’ suppression spells are weakening their wolves faster than expected. Many can no longer shift.” A slow smile pulled at my mouth. “Good,” I murmured. “Tell Selene to keep pressing. I want their Alphas exhausted before dawn.” The scout nodded quickly and disappeared from the tent. I stepped toward the entrance, staring out into the dark battlefield beyond. Fires burned against the night like dying stars. Warriors moved through the smoke in blurred shadows. Somewhere in the distance, wolves screamed

They radiated an immense power, so it wasn’t hard to tell that these 3 large black wolves were Alphas. One of the rogues that I was fighting moved slightly, faced me, took advantage of the fact that I was distracted, and grabbed one of my front paws, applying pressure until I heard a loud crack. It only took a moment for a sharp and intense pain to run from the break throughout my body, making me drop to the ground. I can’t stop the whimpers that escape from my throat as I try to get back to my feet so I can get away from him. My whimpers seemed to bring everyone back to reality. The 3 black wolves growl low and joined in the fighting. Once they got involved, it didn’t take them long to kill