Wizard101 Alpha And Omega Ring Novels & Stories

“Would you like suggestions, Miss?” “Yes, please,” I said nervously. She began pulling out trays and showing me different styles while Jacob offered his own opinions. “That one suits your hand,” he said while pointing to a delicate silver band. “No, that one is prettier,” I argued softly. He chuckled. “You are asking the wrong man. I think you would make any ring beautiful.” The assistant laughed. “Alpha Jacob may be biased.” “Very biased,” he agreed. Eventually, one ring caught my eye. It was white gold with a large oval moonstone in the center surrounded by tiny diamonds. The stone shimmered with blue and silver beneath the light like moonlight trapped in crystal.

With tears welling in her eyes, she made a show of trying to remove the ancient ring, her voice trembling with manufactured sorrow: "Since everyone is saying these things, Derek, I don't want this Luna ring anymore. And please don't name my son as the Alpha heir. She continued. “I'm just an Omega who lost her mate—I can't bear these misunderstandings. I only want to stay by your side and our pup's side. That's enough for me." Derek's face immediately filled with concern. He hurriedly slipped the ring back onto Sarah's finger, his voice tender as he consoled her: "Sarah, don't say such foolish things. You bore my brother's heir, making you the pack's greatest contributor. This ring and the po

The last thing I needed was more trouble. By afternoon, the trees thinned out and the path joined a bigger road. I saw other travelers. A group of young mages chatting about academy entrance tests. A merchant with a cart full of glowing potions. I joined the flow of people, keeping my head down and listening. "Did you hear about the witch at the werewolf execution?" one mage whispered to his friend. "They say she grew dragon wings and disappeared. The Alpha King is furious. He has patrols out everywhere." I kept my face blank and walked past them. My heart beat faster. Kael really was not giving up. Good thing I looked nothing like the girl they burned at the stake.

Kimberly stepped back instinctively, protective hand flying to her stomach. Hyna’s smile widened. "That’s why I used the deadly spell. I knew you’d come running the moment your precious Alpha was threatened." She raised her hands, power pulsating like a storm gathering in her palms. "And now… here you are." Immediately, every witch on Kimberly’s side stepped forward, forming a circle around her and raising their hands to the sky. Magic whipped into the air, forming a shimmering barrier around Kimberly’s womb specifically—layers and layers of protection humming like a heartbeat.

"I got you a little gift to celebrate your big day. You wouldn't leave before opening it, would you?" She snapped the box open. Inside lay a heavy, solid silver collar. It wasn't jewelry. It was for a slave. Tiny diamonds were embedded in the thick metal. They spelled out two words that stabbed me in the gut: Alpha’s Pet. “Like it?” Arabella’s laughter was shrill. “This suits you so much better, don’t you think? From wolf-less freak to powerful healer. And now the fated mate of our mighty Alpha Tristan. The irony is just sickening, isn’t it?”

"Not at all, I will see if we can get some sort of smart watch or something so the Alpha can beep you when he needs you! But he didn’t really say anything about your insignia… has he said how he will mark you?" I shook my head, I knew the other prince’s omegas wore some sort of symbol that showed they were claimed; often, it was in the form of a necklace or other jewellery that must never be removed. It was kept on the omega by magic, and only death could remove it. Just thinking of that made my stomach sink. He nodded, "Perhaps you can ask him tonight?" "I will." I replied, although I wasn’t sure I could… After all, his mood was… strange.

The sound of howls reverberated through the hall, announcing my entrance. Upon reaching the seat, I ascended the steps, and a hush fell upon the crowd. The Beta stepped forward, holding the ancient and sacred ring, passed down through generations. He recited ancient blessings and prayers, invoking the favor of the Moon goddess upon my reign. With steady hands, the ring was placed round my finger—a symbol of my authority and the weight of the pack's expectations. As its weight settled upon me, I felt a surge of power, but also a profound humility. I was no longer just a wolf; I was an Alpha entrusted with the welfare of my people.

Rolling my eyes I told them both about the ring he wore and how I was certain that it contained a device that pricked the skin of those he wished to add to his group. “It's the source of his magic and Axel, the man doesn't have a nose and only one good eye. I was definitely not besotted. I love you and you're my only lover!” Grinning slightly he nodded and apologized for being jealous. I snickered because he had no clue how repulsive Zelos was in person. “Bring her over here Alpha so I can put on a quartz necklace and bracelet so she doesn't lose her energy,” Atticus said sternly.

An omega wolf scrambled out of the way, nearly getting knocked over as he pushed back from his seat and stood up abruptly. "Come." It wasn't an offer, but once again a command soaked in his irrefutable Alpha power. I clenched and released my fists one last time underneath the table before standing up. There was no point in questioning his intentions, because it didn't matter. I couldn't disobey his command and it was completely infuriating. Dotty huffed, "Oh, c'mon. Where are you taking her?" "We have things to discuss. Go entertain yourself some other way, Dotty." A low rumble of a growl escaped his lips as he spoke. "Alaric – We will touch base later."