Wof Prophecy Novels & Stories

All, that is, except for one. A elderly werewolf with a long, white beard and piercing blue eyes spoke up, his voice trembling slightly. "But, my Alpha, have you considered the prophecy? The Alpha of Mysticshadow pack is the Chosen One, destined to bring peace and prosperity to our kind. We cannot conquer her, for it is written that she will triumph over all who oppose her."

I whispered, and she stood up to smack me on the arm. "Back to being gloomy? It's okay, Khalid. It's not your fault," she stated as she laughed. She smiled like a little kid. Like when she was four and our parents adored her. Even that jerk, Alpha Fredrick, loved her so much. But then he remembered the ancient prophecy that was kept in an old scroll when Katie didn't wolf out. It was passed from one leader to the next. In there was stated that once this specific event will commence.. The topic should be banished or killed.. The first prophecy is so simple and obvious. It goes like this..

Her wolf rumbled its agreement, her frustration bubbling to the surface. She couldn’t stop the words of her grandfather from echoing in her mind: “From the blood of a fallen Alpha, through the bond of the moon’s chosen, the child shall unearth what was hidden. Only then shall the truth bring power to those worthy and destruction to the weak.” Her mate’s scarred face tilted slightly, his expression unreadable. “The prophecy binds us all, Seraphine. This moment has been centuries in the making. Let her fulfill her role. When the time is right, we’ll strike.”

“What did the prophecy say?” I asked, and my mother looked at the god of chaos seriously. “The prophecy of the nymphs of destiny said that a god of the main triad would fall in love with a mortal and the result of that love would be the key to avoiding war,” my mother said, and I started laughing. “That's stupid because the anchor prophecy says that I will be the doom of Xalaris,” I said annoyed. “Which damn prophecy do I believe?”

Every wolf, rogue and ally, stops fighting to stare. Through our bond, I feel his emotions—awe, pride, and terror. The prophecy. Always the damn prophecy. "Celestial Wolf," someone whispers. And then: chaos.

Then he pushed one of the books toward the center of the table, his fingers resting on a page filled with symbols and words that looked older than anything I had seen. “This was written long before your pack existed,” he said, “before even the idea that something like her could exist.” Kenneth’s gaze flickered briefly to the book, then back to him. “And now it does. What does the prophecy say” “Two wolves, bound by fate, will rise together to unite the werewolf kingdom and defeat the vampires. One will carry fire and magic, the other strength and courage.” he replied. I stepped closer, my eyes moving over the pages even though I could not fully understand what I was seeing.

Accusing the council of doing so was huge. Elder Johan looked serious. “It is my understanding that the prophecy has been fulfilled by your actions at the compound?” Izzy nodded. “Yes, sir.” Johan turned to the other council members. “Ladies and gentlemen, I don’t believe we have a case here, then. The fulfillment of a prophecy is above reproach, despite whatever treaty may have been violated.” The main speaker for the vampire council turned to Johan. “All we have is this she-wolf’s word that the prophecy has been fulfilled. She could be making this story up for her own purposes.”

“What prophecy?” I took a deep breath, trying to steady myself. The truth was dangerous. “The prophecy of the Bound Alpha. It’s an ancient belief. A myth passed down through the generations. It speaks of a bond between a human and a werewolf—two worlds coming together. It’s said that the Bound Alpha will unite both sides, but at a great personal cost.” Isla’s gaze flickered from the journal to me, her expression full of questions. “What does that have to do with my father?”

Nathan questioned while remedy looked at him confused, probably trying to crack her brain. “No, what prophecy?” She asked. “You will become a Mina of a pack someday but of a fallen pack, and you have plenty of task ahead of you to fulfil that.” “How?” She asked. “Here, the parrot there, is actually the prophecy that was revealed two thousand years ago.” Remedy eyes keened in surprise as she gasped. “You mean the one that will unite the demons and the werewolves?” Remedy asked in surprise. “Yes.” Nathan replied her.

“I will marry the alpha of the pack so the entire werewolves will have the strength needed to defeat the warlock?” “I’m not certain if it’s the only loophole, but once I figure out another possible way, I will be more than willing to help,” Aunt Odessa moved closer to me and grasped my arm. “I’m sorry for what’s happening with the werewolves. I should’ve been there to help you. “This is the prophecy the werewolves have been talking about,” I concluded. The prophecy about the war that would happen between werewolves and other creatures wasn’t against humans. The warlock was the one who would fulfill the prophecy and whether we like it or not, it would happen either way.