The Alpha's Rejected Mer

a man

ed to escape his lips. He heard a roar; another wave rolled

ere, my

handed the steering over to the warrior. The boards would not hold on much longer, he knew that. He silently cursed the night again as a bol

bright yellow had all the eyesight properties he needed in a weather like this. He heard a yell followe

e rolled towards the edge. He managed to grab the railing, but it wasn't a strong grip. Dallan looked down. He doubted

onto

e surface. His long hair was ungracefully matted around his head. A quick swipe of his palm

The men are in control of the ship. They

elf by holding onto the shrouds supporting the mast. He i

nothing for tonight. I warned you about coming

said with a kind of deter

on't leave until we get on

I want one at the pack for the powers they possess." He wiped his face and turned to look Kai straight in the e

ny times; now, it almost made his ear ache—if the cold wasn't mentioned.

could not leave empty-handed. He jus

weak. He needed one mermaid, just one to capture and probably force out informat

d him back. It was Kai's idea to bring this archaic pirate ship. Now, Dallan was regretting it. If they

r someone to give him an up

some

h his eyes. He held his breath, narrowed his eyes to slits and peered closer. His eyes glowed brighter; he fe

m. Another voice repeated the command unt

k. As the ship tilted towards the north, he had a good view of

ew of a long wavy hair heralding the qui

rd!" Within a minute, he gave out more commands than he c

pressing Kai's head to a wall and drawing it forward

ily passed. The wave violently rocked the ship, toppling barrels and standing objects—and even living creatures. As the men rolled on the floor from one side to another, Dallan clut

specie, they withdrew the net and f

evice that required little stress if used by trained people. Dallan knew all the men had training for things like this, so

ld by the tip of the harpoon before st

ed jaws. The way Dallan managed to climb the pole with his grip on the harpoon

ut to the men at the bottom. "Just pu

voices at the bottom call

mming to safety. He had no fear of her swimming to the bottom, after all, during waves like this, it would be more turb

er body flapping against the surface of the sea, bringing splashes. It seemed it w

possessed. It flew forward with great speed and landed in fro

ttached to the end of the harpoon came loose. It popped open with a slinging

f the grasp of the net but it was futile. It wrapped around her like a blanket, rest

the ship to be turned around since they had gotten their goal. Kai who had

normal. He stared at the struggling mermaid who was wrapped around by the net. He rested his eyes on the flap o

" Kai said in awe as he

erious. "Do we need to put her into a ta

. There are a lot of misconceptions about them, and not being able to survive without water is one of

y choose whe

iately they come in contact with water. They choose to make that change happen, meanin

a and Beta part of their relationship. Dallan was used to seeing Kai pouring out vast knowledge without consulting a single book.

one. As the ship sailed forward, the sea got calmer; the sky became more visible. Dallan was even surprised t

k... There is

run in the forest." Kai pouted childishly. Wolves' powers were always at the peak during a full moon and

stress." He looked at the cabin where the mermaid was taken into. "Kai, do you know what this means

ld you that only female mers have special powers. We got a female; good.

s brows and looked down. "I will go into that cabin and sp

ness. Please don't ask me how they do it because I don't know." The ship rocked a bit a

ealing, that's

ncurable disease in our pack that requires divi

t to do. If she only has healing powers, we will dedicate a part of the pack—on specific days—for people all over to come and partake in the healing... just for a small price. That way, we will gain fame and revenue." When he finish

today is the beginn

umbs up to him wit

rprisingly strange, he could not deny that fact even though he was one of them. They lived

t picture how his mate would be. Beautiful, strong, resilient, loving and most especially a wolf! He would definitely have a st

the job of the moo

oo long in his case as he approached the cabin. His

the f*