Novel & Cerita A Warrior Exiled By The Hero And His Lover

"You informed all the Alphas, didn't you?" The warrior's features harden. He's about to retort when Jason rushes to us. The words seem to drown as I digest another betrayal. I need to find the traitor and fast. After a few minutes, we're finally allowed to leave without another ambush. The drive is long and awkward. I'm in the backseat while my parents occupy the front, and there's an immeasurable distance between us created by years of absence. I play with the fray ends of my dirty sweat to avoid acknowledging my mother's inquiring gaze. The necklace around my neck seems to pulse, reminding me that I'm not alone and that I'll always have a piece of Natalie and Adrian with me.

Kael asked, brows furrowed. “A warrior exiled by the Council,” Elara continued. “He was falsely accused of treason, and when she stood by him, they cursed their union. Their children—and their children’s children—were bound to the chains of divided loyalty, their powers stifled, their fates predetermined.” Aria clenched her fists, fury, and sorrow churning within her. “All this time, I thought my powers were a curse because of something I did. But it was vengeance. Vengeance from a corrupt order.”

“And those who weren’t, who were loyal to Eluvia were hunted, exiled, and killed. I was the commander of the Ember Howl Pack’s army. I had sworn my loyalty to her in front of the Goddess. But I couldn’t save her. When she was sick, Magnus killed my family and banished me from the pack.” I saw it through the grief that had made his back bow, his voice older than his face. “I failed my Luna, Your Majesty. As a rogue, I was unable to attack a strong pack and save her. But when I received the news of her death, saving her pup became my mission. I gathered all the exiled warriors and formed an army, attacking the borders to rescue Liora from that dangerous place. I knew she wasn’t safe in her own

They were stopped by two warriors guiding the door with silver badges on their breast plate. "Pardon us, Prince Arthur but your warriors are forbidden to enter the Kingdom as per the rule of King Bartholomeo!" "And who are you," asked Prince Arthur. "I am Gusion, one of the enchanted warriors of the King!" answered the warrior. Prince Arthur turned to the left side of the door where the other warrior guard was standing. "And you?" "I am Belerick, also one of the enchanted warriors of the King!"

He didn't love me as his daughter because he's only using me just to please our packs and himself. I'm so immersed by my deep thoughts when I heard some howling sounds coming from the palace hall. I instantly got up from my bed and swing my door opened. I navigated the hallway connecting the entrance of the palace and my eyes turned wide when I saw Imore with her hands snaking at the Lycan King's arms as they're coming closer to the palace hall. " The new Luna was found! The Goddess Luna has answered our Lord Killan's prayers!", everyone shouted.

Honestly it's an insult that we were made to stay here especially since there's a future Alpha from a well respected pack staying here. Looking up into Dimitri's eyes I can see the series of questions swirling around so I decide to just get on with it and rip the bandaid off. "I found my mate yesterday when I went on my search." I can see the excitement on his face so before he could answer I hold up a finger to let him know I'm not done explaining. "She rejected me because a Top Warrior isn't a high enough rank for her." I don't even try to hide the sadness in my voice.

“He has awakened. Not by force. Not by ritual. But through battle. Fear. Instinct. And now the world will answer.” “What do you propose?” the woman in midnight asked. The flame figure turned slowly. “We watch. We test. And if need be... we restrain.” The council murmured among themselves—some in agreement, others visibly uncomfortable. “Restrain him?” a young male voice echoed in disbelief. “He’s a child. Born into war. Raised in exile.” “Raised in secret,” corrected Alpha Morren. “By Arcturus, no less. The same man who once defied the northern kings and walked away untouched.”

The man turned around and continued to ride away. “You can’t leave me!” Jade continued. “You cannot leave me to die!” Her pleas fell on deaf ears. None of the men turned back. Now completely distraught, Jade fell to her knees once more. She felt completely drained. As tears started to fall, a strong arm appeared out of nowhere to pull her up. Plop! She found herself seated at the back of a camel. “You can ride with me,” its rider said. With a renewed sense of hope, Jade mustered all the strength she had left. “Thank you,” she said as she finally succumbed to sleep.

"Love, I am so sorry for what happened. Those warriors acted on their own. I've already banished them." He took my hand and stroked my hair. I felt nothing — no warmth, no comfort. I didn't bother telling him Thalia had sent them. He wouldn't have believed me anyway. "Once you're discharged, I'll take you away," he whispered. "Somewhere by the water. Coco can run through the fields as much as she likes, and we'll make love day and night until you're swollen with my pup."

It was clear in that moment that she had orchestrated this entire charade, and I was but a pawn in her game. As Damien held Lily close, a searing pain ripped through my heart. I had loved him, trusted him, and now he believed the lies of my false friend. The weight of their betrayal crushed me, and I knew that my fate was sealed, not only as a traitor but as a scorned lover.