The Alpha Fraternity

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ld. I’d earned my favor there. I was strong and fierce eno

ust the glory that came with conquest though

ed their mugs into the air as th

rd to the celebrations that came

t day, we celebrate this incredible victory and I must t

the people of Kaldar, who have long been the

honor and glory on the battlefield for years to come,”

h a volley of fire arrows in the dead of night. Our enemy had been busy celebr

k within our city walls with the spoils

r!” the cr

opious amounts of ale and wine. The scent of alcohol permeated across the massive

e if I was ever going to be able to get it out. I honest

ross the room. I’d fought side by side with all of the

of their combat armor was flecked with blood and streaks of mud, remnants fr

important and centralized trading port that would provide food, drink, and whatever other su

it back down on the table too before the cacophony of chee

to a dull roar, he

ut now that we have achieved this critical victory, I feel as though it is long overdue that I claim a woman to stand by my side

ly awaiting what would come next. He wouldn’t dare, would he? The longer he

a, a behavioral instinct that had been written long ago deep into the fabric of our DNA, a ser

and spread her legs with the need to breed. I’d heard rumors of cities far away that sought to subdue our fer

ere. It was a sacred part of our lives. We embraced it all, just like we

nst the nations to control trade routes, money, and power. Many cities had been wrought with devasta

the use of weapons that swept through the planet like a black cloak of death. It wasn’t until much late

tive in taking their mates. Some rare women succumbed to their rule and gave themsel

here was no fighting them once they took hold. I stared at

pit of my soul. “I have chosen the woman tha

ore. I wanted this to be a dream. I didn’t want him to continue

There was one major problem with what he was about to tell our

y nature. I was different than anyone else. I was an alpha, a