Blue Lantern Oaths Novels & Stories

"You finally understand. It is impossible to kill nothing." Aion closed his eyes. "Then we must remind it why something exists." The Creator nodded. "Exactly." The Twin Blades suddenly rose into the air. The silver and golden light wrapped around Kael and Rhydian, lifting them from the ground. Ancient symbols appeared beneath their feet. The Final Oath had begun. The Creator looked into their eyes. "Your hearts have already made their choice. Now your souls must do the same." Kael reached for Rhydian's hand. Their fingers locked together. "I won't let go."

“This marriage unites the Blue Sapphire Pack with the Moonstone bloodline. Together, we will stand against the tide of war. Without this union, we would be crushed. With it, we will endure.” Murmurs rippled through the gathered nobles, the generals, the priests. Some nodded, grim-faced, knowing it was true: without the Moonstone armies, the Blue Sapphire Pack would fall in days. Others glanced at Raphael with unease, seeing the strain in his eyes, the stiff set of his shoulders, the way his hands trembled as if fighting invisible chains. But none dared speak. The priest stepped forward, carrying the ceremonial chains of silver. They gleamed in the torchlight, symbols of binding, symbols of u

“But the chamber is too large for just you and I to search without wasting time. We'll need help.” “You want us to tell people about the chamber…” I said in sudden realization. “Yes.” He said. “Rowan, Kael, Draven, Lyra, Vanessa and Kaida have proven their loyalty to us. I think we can trust them, but they will have to sweat an unbreakable oath just in case.” My brows furrowed in confusion. “An oath? What type of oath?” “A blood and magic oath.” He answered. “It's a type of oath that'll bind them to secrecy forever. If any of them ever think of betraying us in any way be it sabotage, revealing the location of the chamber or anything, the oath will take their lives.”

By the third, her body went slack. I tore loose from the guards and threw myself over Lyra, putting her under me. "Kill me," I said to Ophelia. "Kill me. She's thirteen." "But you're not new anymore." Ophelia smiled. In my arms, Lyra was breathing in shallower and shallower pulls. Her lips were going white. "Ophelia Vance." I said it slowly. "On the day you became Luna, you swore an oath at the altar. On the name of the Moon Goddess. You swore a blood oath — that you would not harm an innocent life outside the pack."

Merely within the tick-tock of the seconds, the three strongest and most powerful fighters in Ocean Blue Land had been nowhere to be seen. *** Hanny’s earrings, Sumico’s bracelet, as well as Evania’s necklace went on shining and shining immensely brightly and dazzlingly. Lisa Felisha and Claudia Luvin who’d been trying to break Sumico’s sky blue barricade around her whole body, started to be overwhelmed. They couldn’t see clearly due to the vastly bright as well as dazzling light. “What blue light is this? I can’t see clearly!” hissed King Richard Orlando Lie squinting strongly his pair of eyes.

Baron took a sword and placed it on both sides of his shoulders and a mantle upon his head. "Raise your hand and say this oath" he gave him a scroll to read. "I, Aza Devon swear herein today to serve, protect and rule this pack with all amount of sincerity and love, keeping it from harm" He said in a loud tone. "You may rise" Baron said and he stood. "Members of the Bluemoon pack, I give you your new Alpha and standing by his right, Your new Beta" There was an uproar, the members all raised their hands in the air accepting him and the bond was once again rekindled.

I looked from the book to Elias and back to the book, "I promise, it was blank before." "What does it say now?" Elias asked, he didn't believe me. I returned my focus to the book and read it out for him. "The oath only manifests itself when the king or the others person linked to the oath is in trouble. It helps the shield find their exact collection and protect them in time, the only times the shield wouldn't work is if the anchor is far away from the shield. The oath powers is wild, fera, dangerous and crazy. This oath shouldn't be activated unless both parties are willing. There are no bypass with this oath and the main job of the shield is to protect its anchor. A way to reduced the inte

“Then let her prove it in blood. The oath shall decide. Cut your palm and bind yourself; either to Kale or to Ravenfall.” I froze on hearing that. Blood oaths were sacred, irreversible. They bound more than flesh, they bound souls. If I chose Kale, there would be no escape, no turning back. If I chose Ravenfall… Lyra would be lost to their claws forever. “Serena,” Kale whispered, his voice breaking. “You don’t have to...” But I stepped forward, my hands trembling as I reached for the ceremonial blade. “Serena!” Ronan barked, his voice raw with desperation. “Think of Lyra. With us, she’ll be safe. Kale will only drag you into war.”

"As a representative of the Council, I can't overlook that the Blood Moon Pack's registered beta broke the law. He will have to either be sentenced to death or imprisonment." I looked at the representative. "Amos and Blue, my beta and Estate Manager, will be coming home with me tonight without fuss or whatever fear you have of Oren is going to be the last of your problems." I glared at him. The man lost all color in his face. "The Covens, the Clans, and the Elven Kingdoms will eat you alive." His eyes bulged. 'T-The K-Kingdoms?" "Blue is part elvish. Half, to be specific," I said. "Do you want to even know what Amos is and who will be here if he isn't released within the next hour?"

he whispered, his voice thick with emotion. Talon mirrored the gesture, placing his palm over Vale’s heart “And with this mark, I give you my heart,” he replied, their blood mingling in a fiery embrace. As the Elder’s chant crescendoed, a brilliant burst of white and blue light erupted from their joined hands, illuminating the space around them. The colors swirled, wrapping around them like a protective cocoon. Talon gasped, feeling the heat of red fire igniting within him, spreading through Vale’s chest in a dance of passion and unity.