5 Kage Summit Novels & Stories

Aki furiously screamed while looking at at emotionless Harvey. “I’m the young lord of the Kitagawa Clan, and the disciple of the Shinkage Way! I’m a well-known character in the younger generation of the Island Nations!” “I cannot be embarrassed that easily!” “Kneel before you talk,” Harvey said with a calm tone. “You dare make me kneel?!” Aki was completely enraged. “So what if you’re a God of War, Harvey?!” “You think the Shinkage Way doesn’t have Gods of War?!”

The fact is, I cannot lie to any one of them. I love them all. But I can also not be the one that breaks them. So as Kage continues to beg for the truth, I have no other option but to, “Kage, I promise you. I love you and only you.” There is a hint of a smile that returns to the corners of those soft lips, “Good.” His voice growing into a rumble. “I will destroy you if you ever come between me and my brothers.” With that, he steps back and leaves me cold, not even giving me an inch of his touch. “I do not fucking share.”

The kind, warm smile that he usually has is long gone. "What did you do?" I speak through gritted teeth, my stomach churning. "SPEAK!" Dom's Alpha roar literally shatters the windows, rattling the wood floor that Kage kneels on. "Kade didn't want to attack Hardin, he knew he'd never beat him! I gave him a little push, and he did the rest off his own back." Kage growls out. "You're behind the war?" I whisper, my blood quite literally beginning to boil.

“Caterina knows this and can’t see why he would murder a Helseth Luna if he is Fated to one of their own.” The look on Kai’s face is unreadable, but he simply nods and walks back upstairs. We all look at one another with the exact same thoughts running through our minds: The Convergence of the Five is supposed to show unity, but what happens to that when we’re all standing on the brink of an all-out war with packs from another country?

Morning came with bad news. Aria was still asleep when Kieran burst into her room. No knock. Just urgency. "Get up. Now. We've got a situation." Aria bolted upright. Shadows are already forming. "What happened?" "Drake. He's called an emergency Alpha Summit. Every traditional pack. Fifty Alphas total. And they're voting today on whether to declare us enemies of the state. Whether to authorize military action against Blackwater." Aria's stomach dropped. "When?"

Summitomo is a financial giant that manages retail and investments, whereas Sonny is well-known for technology and gaming. Akiko didn’t even want to imagine the combined value of those two companies. They were clearly above Shingi Fusaya, which Akiko had already considered quite impressive. “That’s why we can’t be late,” Kyoko added, reinforcing the point for Akiko, who had been dragging her feet earlier. Akiko wanted to argue that they still had plenty of time, but Mori cut her off with a wave of his hand, signaling Akiko and Kyoko to step aside from the path and line up along the edge of the road.

“I’m so fucking done with this shit.” Logan cursed under his breath. “Come on. It’s not actually that bad.” Jake leaned close to him and whispered. Logan rolled his eyes for what must have been the hundredth time that day. They had arrived at the summit about an hour ago. The whole place had been well decorated for the event. Riverfalls housed one of the biggest halls across many cities and towns. It was where the summit was mostly held. It also had a lot of aesthetic scenery that were pleasing to the eyes. It was truly a place for a meeting of this caliber. The summit was held every year for different packs to convene and discuss issues of importance.

“We reinforce the safe house, but the summit’s the real fight. Dante’s mercs are already positioning.” Kai’s gaze flicked to Gianna, her black vest tight, her gun ready. “We hold the safe house, then hit the summit,” he said, his voice firm. “No more games.” Gianna’s smirk was faint, her eyes holding his, their jealousy a spark that sharpened their edge. “Good,” she said, her voice low. “I’m done pretending.”

Kael didn’t hesitate. “We act before she fully awakens.” A murmur of agreement followed. Low. Dark. Building. “We strike at the summit.” That changed everything because the Grand Summit was sacred ground. Neutral. Untouchable. “Breaking summit law means war,” someone warned. Kael’s expression didn’t change. “We are already heading toward war.” A pause. “This just determines who starts it.” Silence stretched because they all understood. “We form an alliance,” the elder Alpha said. “Not packs.”