My Mate From Another World

Adeline

“Alright!” I shouted as the female omegas were lined up in the training hall. I agreed with Daniel but with a little addition. Since young girls were all the victims in the recent killings, I decided to include children as well. I had to make sure that they got the training they needed to protect themselves, even just to buy some time before their rescue arrived.Content is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

“As you all know, many of you have already undergone training. Alpha made you choose whether you wanted to attend the training or not, but with the current situation, I suggest that all of you should partake in developing and honing your fighting skills.” I continued, and I started to hear whispers.

“Luna, we are just omegas; how are we able to handle the intense training that the others are taking?” one of them asked after she raised her hand. As much as possible, I didn’t want them to call me Luna. Even if I am one, since mom passed away, I still don’t like it. I’m more of a warrior and a fighter, and being called that way is making me feel a little feminine, which I am far from.

“I am going to categorize you according to your strength and age before I let you start your training. Some of you might start with exercise training, while others might start with light physical and combat training. I am going to teach you how to use swords, knives, and other weapons you can use to defend yourself. But remember, it is only for self-defense.”

“What if I didn’t want to? I mean, I have health problems, and I don’t think I will be able to handle such training, may it be combat or exercise.” I know this omega. She’s also a bully, but whenever Dad reprimands her, her parents get in between and apologize on her behalf. No matter how fierce and ruthless my father is as an alpha when it comes to our Omega Pack members, he’s very soft-hearted. And this same girl would do what she did again and again. Thankfully, she was only bullying everyone her age verbally, but I know that soon she will get what she deserves when Dad loses his patience.

“Even if you are sick, you still need to do something to learn something. Don’t be a burden to your family. Rank officials have the responsibility to secure your safety at all times, but we also know that they can’t be with you in an instant. So what are you going to do if you are alone, facing a very dangerous situation, and the help is still on its way?” I answered, and none of them could look me in the eyes. “And I want to remind you that I am not and will never go easy on any of you.”

As much as possible, I wanted vigorous training, but because of how they are and what kind of pack members they are, I had to take it easy and give them the necessary training they could only take. I need to adjust my stamina since none of them can cope with mine. I feel like I am training pups, especially Sandy, the female omega earlier, who didn’t want the idea of word training.

“Luna, I am ready,” a teen girl said excitedly. I smiled at her and nodded. She’s about 13 years old, and yes, she’s one of the targets of whoever it was that was killing innocent children.

“Okay, form a group according to your age and gender,” I shouted as I clapped my hands in rhythm, and they started to find themselves in their group. “Now, in your age group, form another group of your same size.” Different sizes mean different approaches to training. I want them to enjoy this as well, so they will be encouraged to attend every day.

After the grouping was done, a set of female warriors arrived. Daniel sent them to help me with the training because he knew that I was not patient enough with those who are not physically active females who feel privileged. And then the training began.

The training has been going on for a week now, and to be honest, I don’t feel tired at all. It was so easy that I got bored. I want some intense sparring, and I know that I won’t be able to get that with all the omegas I’m with the whole day. Thankfully, it’s a rest day, and I have time to train with Daniel.

It was early in the morning, and I was in the room getting ready for the day when someone knocked. Judging by the scent, it was Daniel and Dad, and I had a bad feeling about it. There’s no way that they will be knocking on my room door together without a valid reason.

“What’s up?” I asked as soon as I opened the door.

“Come with us,” Dad said,

“You could just mind link me,” I replied, but I still followed him and my brother.

“We just came from our room as well,” Daniel replied, so that made sense; my room was opposite Daniel and beside Dad’s.

“So, where are we going?” I asked.

“Border,”

“Did someone die again? Am I going to see another young girl’s dead body?” I asked, and none of them answered, so I continued to follow them until we reached the porch where the car was waiting.

“I hate to see dead bodies,” I exclaimed when we reached our destination. There are police around a perimeter, and I had a feeling that this was not going to be good. We haven’t any idea what the killer wanted with the human girls, and now another case will be added to those unsolved cases we already have.

‘Dad is mad about this,’ Daniel’s mind linked me to.

‘Any alpha would feel the same, idiot.’ I replied,

‘You don’t understand,’ he replied, so I looked at him with a creased forehead, but he walked straight to the scene with Dad.

“How was it, officer, Hunt?” Dad asked. He looks so serious, and I understand if the officer would feel intimidated as well. His alpha aura is excreting, and I don’t understand why. I noticed that he was looking somewhere, so I followed his line of view and realized that it was the dead body. I couldn’t see who it was, so I decided to get a little closer. My eyes widened when I saw a familiar face. What the hell is he doing here? He was supposed to be in Kaiser’s world?