There are certain things in life that everyone knows. When asked though, how they came to possess knowledge of this information, a confused look will enter their face. Because there are just certain things in life- certain facts and pieces of knowledge - that are universal. Fact number one. In order to be Alpha in the Alba Rosa pack, one must first challenge and defeat the Alpha. Fact number two. It's a trick. Because only one in possession of Alpha Blood has any hope of defeating the Alpha. Fact number three. No one challenges the Alpha. But there is another fact. An additional piece of knowledge that many know of, yet never express out loud. Fact number four. These three facts do not apply to someone like Soraya. COMPLETED Copyright: ©Joy (world_joy_) All rights reserved

Skylar Williams never lived in his foster home in Detroit, instead he lived on the streets with his best friend, Lillian. Together they survived throughout their teenage years, finding things out together and learning to control their inner animal. Now he is moving to Anchorage, Alaska with a new foster family. Now he has to cope with no longer being apart of his old pack and losing his bestfriend. Will Skylar learn how to teach his new pack how to tolerate other shifters, or will they be stuck, going to war with another pack?

I wasn't born like most people. I was born in a small blue flower which had habited under the water of a quaint yet deep pond. It was there I spent the first four years of my life growing until the day I decided to escape my protective barrier of velvety petals and go exploring. I met a young boy that day, a short lad no more older than myself. He came with a group of tall two-legs when a pair of of their younglings had gone running for help. It was like they had never seen a girl like me; blue hair as bright as fire and a tail double in length yet similar in colour. They changed my life that day in a way I never knew. They introduced me to the world of the Land Dwellers. I was young. No parents and only my blossom to call home, yet I soon learned that there was more to things, more to myself then I had ever imagined. This is my story.