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The True Lineage

(A FanFic and AU of Teen Wolf ) The True Lineage follows the journey of Elias, a boy born under extraordinary circumstances, the direct descendant of Licaon, the first werewolf. It's my first time writing, sorry if I write some things wrong. Disclaimer – I do not own Teen Wolf. On average, each chapter spans approximately 1,000 words or so

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Chapter 16: Revelations and Challenges

The day dawned gray in Beacon Hills, a layer of clouds covering the sky like a foreboding sign of the events about to unfold. Scott, Stiles, Elias, and Cora headed to school, but there was a palpable unease in the air. The night before, a mysterious man had appeared at Elias and Cora's doorstep, leaving the group with more questions than answers.

"Who was that guy?" Stiles asked as they walked down the school hallway.

"I don't know, but his words were unsettling," Elias replied. "He said something big is coming and we need to be prepared."

"That doesn't sound good," Scott frowned. "Do you think it's related to the Alpha?"

"Probably," Cora added. "We need to stay alert."

After school, the group decided to meet at the Hale house to discuss the encounter with the mysterious man. Upon arrival, they found Talia Hale and Derek waiting with serious expressions.

"Mom, Derek, what are you doing here?" Cora asked, surprised.

"We had to make sure you were okay," Talia replied, embracing her children. "We've heard rumors of a powerful Alpha approaching Beacon Hills."

Elias introduced Talia and Derek to Scott and Stiles. "Scott, Stiles, this is Talia and Derek Hale. They are family and are here to help."

Scott shook Talia's hand, feeling a strength and presence that made him feel secure. "It's an honor to meet you, Mrs. Hale."

"Please, call me Talia," she said with a warm smile. Then she turned to Stiles. "You must be the famous Stiles. Elias and Cora have told me so much about you."

Stiles smiled, though he still looked a bit wary. "Yeah, that's me. Nice to meet you."

With the imminent threat, Elias and Cora intensified Scott's training in the woods. Each session became more demanding, pushing Scott to the limits of his abilities. He learned to sharpen his senses, control his strength with precision, and manage his transformations more quickly.

"Remember, Scott," Elias said while blocking one of Scott's attacks, "your greatest enemy is yourself. Control your emotions, and you'll control your power."

Cora, watching from a distance, struggled with her own inner demons. Every time she saw Scott train, she remembered the tragedy of her family and the responsibility she felt as a Hale. But she also knew that training Scott was crucial for their survival.

"Scott," Cora said, taking a breath after an intense session, "you're not just learning to fight. You're learning to protect those you love. Don't forget that."

At school, Scott did his best to maintain a balance between his normal life and his identity as a werewolf. His interactions with Allison became increasingly complicated. There were moments when he wished he could tell her the truth, but the fear of putting her in danger held him back.

"Scott," Allison said one day during lunch, "I feel like you're distant. Is there something you're not telling me?"

Scott forced a smile, trying to hide his anxiety. "No, Allison. I just have a lot on my mind. But I'm fine, I promise."

Meanwhile, Lydia continued to watch Scott with suspicion. "Scott, I know there's something weird about you," she said one day after school. "And I'm going to figure out what it is."

Scott's internal conflict intensified. On one hand, he needed to protect Allison and maintain their relationship; on the other, he knew that his new nature as a werewolf put everyone he cared about at risk.

Stiles and Lydia continued their own investigation. They spent hours in the library, combing through old books and dusty journals. In one of those books, they found a reference to an extremely powerful and dangerous Alpha that had terrorized several towns before disappearing.

"Scott," Stiles said, showing him the book, "I think we've found our Alpha. And if this is true, we're in serious trouble."

Elias and Cora were also busy, using their contacts in the supernatural world to gather more information about the Alpha and the threat it posed. Each lead they followed only heightened the tension and mystery.

"We found something interesting," Elias said, displaying an ancient map marked with sightings of a giant wolf. "It seems this Alpha has been active for centuries, moving from place to place."

"And why would it come to Beacon Hills?" Scott asked.

"Maybe it's looking for something," Cora suggested. "Or someone."

One night, while Scott, Elias, and Cora were continuing their training in the woods, a disturbing noise broke the tranquility. A werewolf emerged from the trees, its eyes glowing with uncontrollable rage. It was a Beta of the Alpha mentioned in the ancient texts.

Elias stepped in front of Scott. "Remember what you've learned, Scott. This is your test."

The Beta attacked with impressive speed and ferocity. Using his newly acquired skills, Scott dodged the attacks with agility, countering with controlled strength. Elias and Cora fought alongside him, coordinating with precision.

The confrontation was brutal. The Beta threw Scott against a tree, momentarily stunning him. Cora lunged at the Beta but was quickly knocked down. Elias, seeing his friends in danger, unleashed his full power, facing the Beta with overwhelming force.

Recovering, Scott rose and, with renewed determination, attacked the Beta with all his strength. Using the techniques Elias and Cora had taught him, he managed to dominate the Beta, forcing it to submit.

"You did it, Scott," Elias said, breathing heavily. "You proved your worth."

The victory was brief. They barely had time to catch their breath when a howl echoed in the distance, far more powerful and terrifying than any sound they had heard before. The Alpha was near.

Elias, Cora, and Scott exchanged glances, knowing the real battle was still to come. "We need to prepare," Cora said, her voice firm but filled with concern. "This is just the beginning."

The group found themselves at a crossroads. They knew they needed all the help they could get. As they discussed their options, a figure emerged from the woods. It was Talia Hale, accompanied by Derek.

"Mom, Derek," Cora said, surprised. "What are you doing here?"

"We've come to help," Talia replied, her expression determined. "We won't face this alone. Beacon Hills is our home, and we'll protect it together."

The arrival of Talia and Derek infused a new sense of hope and strength into the group. But they also knew the true battle lay ahead, and they would need every ounce of courage and skill to face what was coming.