Novel & Cerita Blue Lantern Oaths

A blood-red contract rune formed in the air before it. "Serve me, and I will give you true freedom. Defy me, and you'll suffer a torment worse than any seal." The Rage Spirit stared at the blood-red rune, feeling the terrifying power within it. This was a Blood Oath, a pact only the royal bloodline could command. Sign it, and your soul is bound to me. But betray this oath, and your soul will be torn to shreds. "I... I choose to serve," it said, dropping to one knee and pressing its energy signature into the rune.

Weston, too, entered, his expression torn between pride and hunger. The officiant—one of Magnolia’s pale companions, eyes as empty as glass—held out the knife. Not ornate, but simple, sharp, ancient. Savannah extended her hand. The blade slid over her palm, and blood welled, rich and crimson. She let it fall into the basin. Magnolia repeated the gesture, her blood mingling with Savannah’s. Then Weston. The basin shimmered, as though the three streams of life had ignited something unseen. “Once mixed,” intoned the officiant, “there is no division. The oath is eternal. You will rise and fall together.”

At its center, a round obsidian stone reflected the evening light calmly, as if awaiting the blood and oaths that would be placed upon it. The pack members stood in a circle, dressed in midnight blue ceremonial robes. A soft chant in an ancient language echoed from the mouths of the elders carrying leaf-shaped lanterns, glowing with small silver flames symbolizing blessing and hope. Among them, Alpha Aric stood tall, waiting for me with a gaze full of trust.

Maelis said. “I SWEAR I WILL GO MAD AT THIS RATE,” Caius wailed. “Everyone has so many secrets ! And now I am starting to believe that I never knew my best friends nor do I know anything about our pack !!” “Calm down buddy,” Finn coaxed him. “What do you mean by Alpha blood in your veins and being the true Guardian of the Blue Opal ? Isn’t Lucan supposed to be the Guardian,” Riven asked. “You all heard that Zoe was the Master of the Red Stone. In the same way, I am the true Guardian of the Blue Opal which gives Lucan and me the power to protect our mates from any harm.”

It is the centerpiece of the Blue Moon Ritual. All Alpha members of the Xander Alliance wait for the full moon to turn blue. As they begin to gather one by one on the balcony of the ballroom mansion, they notice the state of the sky. The Alpha is standing, forming a circle with the Elder Alexander in the center. While the Elder Alexander lit the flames as a sacrifice to the blue moon, the Alpha waited for the slowly moving moon. Thin, slowly moving clouds covered the moon. As the second passed, the red-white full moonlight slowly turned blue.

No one dared speak above a whisper: the moon-oath ceremony was older than any Alpha, and lying beneath its symbol was said to twist a wolf’s tongue to ash. Ophelia stood on the eastern arc, palms slick despite the chill. Maeve and Ash hovered just beyond the cordon of guards. On the western arc, Caroline appeared flanked by two retainers, her hair braided in austere coils, sable cloak hiding manacles. Beta Hawthorne stalked behind her, jaw set like quarried stone. Dylan stepped into the center. Moonlight still lingered, pale against the rising sun, enough to sanctify the vow. His voice carried without effort.

Not whispers. Not preparations. Blood in the streets. I stared at the blank phone screen in the enforcer’s hand. He looked at me. Through the screen. He spoke to me. My brother had just executed an alpha. And invited me to join him. “You knew this was coming,” I said quietly, not looking at Rafe. “Yes.” “You didn’t think he’d go this far.” “No.” The honesty hurt more than lies. Outside, wolves were already making calls. Territory lines being redrawn. Guards doubled. Alliances shifting in real time.

It seemed to be reaching out toward Cassian, like a dog straining at a leash. "The Velvet Oath is not a contract written in ink," Cassian said, stepping closer. The air around him felt electric, charged with a power she couldn't name. "It is a blood-bond with the void. It kept this world stable for centuries, fed by the lineage of the Vale and the Dray. When your mother fled, the balance broke. The shadows grew restless. They began to hunt on their own." He held out a hand. "You feel it, don't you? The ache in your chest? The feeling that you’ve been fasting for a lifetime?"

The image pleases me so much, it almost calms the fury still snarling in my veins. I return to the table and sift through the contracts, feeling the last of my irritation drain away. Soon the mercenaries will march. Soon the neighboring packs will shift their allegiances when they see where true power lies. Silvercrest gold buys loyalty. Silvercrest strength enforces it. And I am Silvercrest. They will bow. Vale will break. Eli will be mine.

Leroy forced himself to look up, his neck aching as he fought the dizziness pulling at him. The speaker was different from the others. Not brutal like the two thugs holding him, but... beautiful. Almost hauntingly so. His skin gleamed gold, like the light itself had been captured in his body and was now pouring out from him. His scalp was smooth, his eyes so pale they were nearly white, but somehow shimmering with an eerie power. Leroy’s breath hitched in his throat. This was no ordinary Albanama. This one had power. Leroy swallowed, feeling the intense pressure of the gaze bearing into him. He wanted to look away, but he couldn’t. Something in those eyes kept him rooted to the spot, paralyz