X Men Last Stand Post Credit Novels & Stories

I never stop. Beside me, Xander is fighting with the power of an Alpha. With each action driven by a force greater than mere survival, we rip through the rogues together. Winning is not the only goal here. It's about taking back our future. The conflict is short-lived. The outlaws are vanquished one by one. The leader, now breathless and covered in blood, kneels and looks up at me. "It's not over," he growls. I take a step forward and look him in the eye with resolute determination. "Yes, it is."

"If you've made a mistake, and the order is exposed because of you, I will kill you, after I take out your weakness in front of you. We have an understanding, right?" The woman didn't flinch or let out a sound from the burn, but beads of sweat rolled down her temple, her head moving as she nodded, "Yes we do, Warrior. I...I can still kill her, if you like." The man finally released the cigarette and threw it on the floor, rubbing his palms together. Then, he shook his head, "Just keep watching her, and as for the Alpha, you know that the job is yet to be completed. We will be going after Xavier Valcourt before the Eclipse ceremony."

And being one of the last to arrive home, Alexis walked to the living room next to Maddie, holding her hand and talking to her in whispers. Upon entering the living room, Alexis couldn't help but cross glances with Luka, who was at the back of the room and next to Estephan. Both of them, despite being with their respective boyfriends, smiled at each other, keeping that private secret they both had, of their multiple visits in the middle of the dark night. Walking beside Alexis happily, not noticing that her alpha had been smiling at another omega, Maddie advanced to the center of the room, greeting her mother-in-law and Luka's mother, "Mrs. Inna, Mrs. Niurka, it's a pleasure to see you again

Would they ever be free? Or was this their life now? A never-ending war. The Last Stand The ground jolted as the first explosion detonated outside. Victor’s voice was tight over the comms. “They’re here.” And I will make sure you pay, Maya thought angrily, clenching her fingers tightly around the gun in her grip. Zane stepped next to her, his presence solid, grounding. His silver eyes shifted to meet hers. “Are you ready?”

I said, my gaze fixed on the door. As the last man entered, he closed the door behind him with a soft click. I made my way to my feet, “You all did exceptionally well tonight. Whitney is safe, and Maddox took his last breath. Some of his men we secured, but some are still on the run. But we can expect them to join another group, if anyone will have them.”

And now we were trapped, with no escape. “You get one minute,” he said. Xaviero checked his watch. “Then my men start shooting. And I do what I want to the bodies.” Javier came to stand by me, his gun up. "We're not giving her up." "No." I agreed. "We're not." “And now we’re making our last stand in a warehouse.” Javier's voice was grim. “Not how I expected to end it, but had a few worse days.

After finishing the report, I headed back to my residence hall and saw a crowd gathered outside from a distance. As I drew closer, I saw candles arranged neatly across the ground in the shape of a heart. Mason stood at the center, holding a bouquet of red roses. I didn't know how long he'd waited. The wind had turned the tip of his nose red. The crowd automatically opened a path for me, whispers rising from every direction. I stopped and looked at him. "I found out the truth about the admission ticket and cleared your name. "I ended things with her. She won't bother me again.

"Rio is dead! Long live Alpha Xander of the West who defended his territory with courage!" I howled loudly, echoing through the lands of the West, declaring our triumph and giving fear to the remaining enemies as they dropped to the ground and whimpered. They surrendered to the warriors of the West and to my warriors which survived. "Alpha Xander! Are you alright?" Alex run towards him and hold his shoulders. His hands still hold the heart of Rio, but he crushed it strongly and then held his head high. Just like a brave warrior who won the fight. "The war is over, the West will now live in peace!"

One of the elders requested a refill of his wine, and I immediately went to him, pouring a cup before returning to my corner. "Let's begin," the councilman said as he opened a box and removed a letter from it. "What I have in my hand here is a letter from the old Alpha. May he lay peaceful at the feet of the moon goddess," he said, and everyone murmured a prayer in agreement. "I shall begin to read his letter," the councilman said, and everyone listened attentively as he spoke. **By my authority, I decree:** **My son and Beta, Kieran of the Storm Fall Pack, shall become Alpha upon his marriage to omega Astoria, daughter of a man whose name shall not be spoken.**

The older woman replied, "I'm spouting nonsense? Go ahead and ask everyone here. See if they think I'm lying. When they brought the death benefits to your door, they told us to help your family through the tough times. "We stayed quiet out of respect for your loss, but it turns out that this is what you've been doing behind our backs!" Sensing Natalie's unease in my arms, I gently ruffled her head. I inwardly let out a cold chuckle. When I gave it more thought, I realized that I only knew about this in this lifetime. When someone from the military came to deliver the death benefits, they made a point to speak to the villagers. They said that Joseph had died a hero, and asked everyone to look