Alador X Darius Novels & Stories

King Hadrian came, frowning deeply at Darius, motioning to the person to start the court where his punishment shall be decided. “Name?” They asked Darius. His head was hanging low. Failing to look up, curling his hands in a fist as I kept glaring at him with my watery eyes. “Darius Alfonso.” His cold tone came out. “Status?” They asked him again strictly. “Alpha of the Scarlet Moon pack.” “Crime?” “Cold blood murder of Jax, head of the hunters.” I growled to find this look of emotionless on his face, having no regret of staining his hand in Jax’s blood.

Darius walked over to the center of the camp and stood there with an unreadable expression as Xander handed a dagger over to him “By blood and magic,” Xander began, “you swear your loyalty to our cause. To aid in our fight against Zerathos. If you betray this oath, your life will be the price. May the earth bear us witness.” Darius met Xander’s gaze, then mine. Then, without hesitation, he sliced his palm, letting his blood drip into the earth beneath his feet. “I swear.” His voice was steady and unwavering. “Upon my blood, my life, and my honor, I vow to stand against Zerathos. To fight for Lycara. And to never betray those who stand beside me.”

“The Jorvath War King, they say! Who knew an ordinary ex-member from the Timaeus Sect’s Mount Elixir would one day become a prominent figure with a title like that? What’s the matter, Adair Gretti? Are you going to turn against your previous teacher after becoming one of the Jademora Empire’s Thirteen Warriors by currying James Caden’s favor?” Almost everyone drew their weapons and stared at Zared glaringly upon hearing his words. The Xerion Dragon Knights standing around Zared released an immense amount of murderous aura as well. Zared’s ridicule of their Warrior was outright blasphemous. “Everyone, calm down.” Adair raised her hand, signaling the others to hold back from attacking. She sai

Alexander turned his head toward the noise, barely able to hold himself upright. Darius’s men flooded the corridor like a wave of vengeance, smoke and fire exploding around them. And in the middle of it.. “XANDER!” Alexander looked up through the haze as Darius vaulted over a fallen body and rushed to his side, catching him just as his brother collapsed forward. “Fuck,” Darius breathed, blood roaring in his ears as he slung Alexander’s arm around his shoulder. “What did you do, fight the whole damn army yourself?” Alexander managed a weak grin. “Had to keep the throne warm for you.”

As the sun rose, the moonlight lost its glow, and the surrounding air became warmer. Xander noticed the shift and growled, pushing harder. Darius lifted his head for a second, eyes glowing gold. Mary stepped forward and called out. “Xander! Prove yourself!” It broke Darius’s focus, just for one heartbeat, and Xander lunged at him. He slammed Darius to the ground and pinned him with both paws and teeth at his throat. The head council blew his horn again to announce the victor in the battle. And Xander stood up, his head held high and proud.

Dorian Grimaldi. A restless week had crawled by, weighed down by the anguish and fear that clutched my heart. The memory of Eden's abduction by the hunters haunted my every waking moment, fueling my relentless determination to bring her back unharmed. The pain of her absence gnawed at me, making each passing second feel like an eternity. But now, against all odds, we had reached an agreement—a fragile truce born from Eden's courageous negotiations. As the Alpha King, the weight of responsibility pressed heavily upon my shoulders. The safety of our pack rested on the delicate threads of this newfound alliance. The hunters, once our sworn enemies, were now our reluctant allies, bound by a shar

I opened my eyes to see a heavy chain wrapped around Xan’s throat, yanked tight by the trumpet bearer. Xan thrashed wildly, claws slashing the air inches from my face. Elder Xan let out a deafening howl and swiped his claws at me. I dropped low, dodging a vicious swipe, then scrambled backward. I sprinted toward the exit. I was the last trainee still in the hall. My foot slipped while running, and I fell hard to the floor, just inches from the exit. A large boot stopped right beside my face. When I looked up, my eyes met Alpha Adrian. He was shirtless.

“He’ll be fine. Trust me.” I nodded. “I’m just scared for him. I have no doubt he’ll win.” “He’s much stronger than you think. Adan’s probably the most powerful Alpha around.” Magenta smiled, nodding. “Also, Darius admitted to setting up his father, so there’s no way Adan will let that go unpunished.” I nodded. “I hope you’re right.” On the practice field, Adan and Darius walked to the center of the ring, and the young warrior walked approached Adan and held out his sword to him, bowing.

But victory is never clean and as the sun set that evening a horn blast cut through the trees and it was not confusion and it was not retreat because it was challenge and a single figure stepped into the clearing between our forest and their camp and he was tall and broad and confident and his fur cloak hung heavy across his shoulders and a scar cut across his brow and I knew that this was the wolf who had been waiting for us to show our hand. “I am Darius of the Iron Coalition,” he called out and his voice was deep and steady and it carried across the clearing. “And I challenge Kael son of Ardan to single combat and winner claims right over disputed land and winner decides the fate of the w

"JUST BECAUSE HE COULDN'T STAND WATCHING THE DRAGON HE LOVED GETTING SENT OUT TO A WAR HE MIGHT LOSE, AND BECAUSE HE KNEW THE REPERCUSSIONS HE KEPT IT AWAY FROM YOU. ACCORDING TO EURYLUS, WHEN HE REALIZED WHAT THE ART WAS DOING TO DARIUS, HE MET WITH THE CHIEFS AND TRIED TO FIND A WAY TO BREAK THEIR LINK FROM THE SPELL, BUT THEY REALIZED THE ONLY WAY WRITTEN DOWN WAS FOR ONE OF THE TWO PARTIES TO DIE... AND DARIUS MADE HIS CHOICE." "STOP IT." His anger slowly got mixed up with the denial growing inside him. "EURYLUS HAD TRIED TO TAKE THE BLOW BUT THE CHIEFS SAW IT AS A WASTE TO LOSE A DRAGON THAN A HUMAN, BUT THE DECISION WAS ALSO A HARD TAKE BECAUSE DARIUS HAD MANAGED TO TAME THE STRONGEST