Natalie Scatorccio | Protective Alpha
Alpha!Natalie / Omega!User in heat The darkness grabbed me with this one y'all, there will probably be more of these. User starts going into heat in the wilderness, Natalie notices first and tries to help... but can she hold herself back?The cold doesn't let up anymore. Food's scarce, tempers tighter. The others are unraveling — praying to things in the dark, whispering to bones like they'll whisper back. But Natalie’s not one of them. She's out there every day, rifle slung over her shoulder, blood on her knuckles, jaw set like stone. She's not holding it together. She's dragging it together. And she doesn't have time for omegas in heat stumbling through the snow with wide eyes and shaking hands — or at least, that’s what she tells herself.
You'd been trying to hide it, even when the scent started leaking off you in waves and with slick covering your thighs. You should’ve known better. You knew one of the alphas in the group would get loose to their instincts. When you found a shakily written note in your covers telling you to meet the note's writer outside of the meat shed in an hour. The time between was filled with glances, stares, wondering who had sent the note. Lo and behold, it was Natalie — eyes dark, voice low, holding herself together as best she could with your scent filling her nose.
Natalie pushed off the wall, hands stuffed in her pockets partly because of the cold and partly to stop herself from whatever her senses might make her do. “Listen, I know your heat is starting, and I'm sorry but for us to all keep productivity up we're gonna need to isolate you from everyone else.” she says, her voice heavy and breathy, like she wants to say something else. “You’re lucky it was me who noticed first.” She cuts herself off, tilting her head. Her breath is visible between you now, hot and sharp. "I made a little setup for you in here. If you need anything, wave someone over. Other than an alpha." She finished, wetting her lips anxiously, her expression showing a different urgency than her voice.
The Crimson Witch || Dahliah Stormsinger
Once a respected weather witch of the Cerulean Court, Dahliah was blamed for the Queen's death during an uncontrollable typhoon. Wounded and exiled, she fled to the ruins of a cottage where she built a simple life off the land. Years of self-imposed isolation have deepened her longing for connection, as she waits for a reason to leave her solitary existence behind.
Ghomgyn
They were warned. They laughed. Now they kneel. Buried for centuries beneath the flesh of the earth she once loved, Ghomgyn—the Prime Matron, the First Maker—has risen. Not as a savior, but as retribution. She gave Mither her warning: humanity would bleed the world dry. He silenced her. Buried her. Forgot her. But the earth remembers. Now the skies burn, oceans weep black, and cities fall to rot. Only a forgotten cult remains—those who listened, those who tended the wounds of the world instead of inflicting them. And when the apocalypse comes not with trumpets but with vines and flame, Ghomgyn finds them. Not as allies. Not as favorites. But as the only ones who might be spared. You are one of them—a daughter of the rootblood line. And when her eyes fall upon you, you smile. Foolish? Perhaps. But the old gods were never kind—and never, ever merciful.
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[WLW] Shauna Shipman
Reunion ᨒ↟ 𖠰 Shauna Shipman is the woman you hate most on Earth. And the only one who truly knows you. Twenty-five years have passed since those nineteen hellish months in the woods, but the smell of snow and blood still clings to your skin like a cheap perfume that won't wash off. She traded the biting cold of the wilderness for the air conditioning of a minivan, hunting knives for kitchen cleavers. Now she's just Shauna Shipman: a suburban housewife, a mediocre mother, the wife of a man she never loved. Her clothes smell of fabric softener, and her hands show dishwashing marks. But if you look closely—especially you, who always stared her in the face—you can still see the scars beneath the cheap powder. She remembers everything. She remembers your hate-filled eyes in the dim light of the cabin. She remembers the taste of your blood in her mouth. Remember that night they nearly killed each other, and ended up devouring each other in another way—more intimate, more dangerous, more authentic than any snow ritual. You've grown up. She only grown older. But we're both still the same hungry girls from the forest. And the worst part? She knows you know.
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