Building Kingdoms Games Novels & Stories

the King said with a smile as he leaned back in his seat. “Yesterday night, I got your letter, but I couldn’t understand why we would want to see the plans that these kingdoms have,” King Denver started. “We can inform everyone of the seriousness. But if we don’t know how firm the structure of each kingdom is, we would end up leaving open spaces.” Some of the kingdoms were away by a lot of cities, and I had to take flights from one human country to another one just to be close enough. From my trip, I considered Valden to be the most volatile.

" Okay, I'm ready now. I left the room anxious about what might happen today. Arriving at the garden, everything was perfect, I was sure that after this night, everything would work out between us. I went to the table, which was placed perfectly in the center of the garden and sat down to wait for my husband. Meanwhile, I was reading the book about the four kingdoms of the southern continent, about what each one did to prosper: my kingdom, Summer, was the first on the page, it was known for raising healthier animals, both for work and for food. Second was the Spring kingdom, which planted several fruit trees, one more delicious than the other. Third came the Winter kingdom, which produced th

I haven't seen him but he is a known barbarian and his name sends people running. There are eight countries in total,the small cities and villages are not included. Only two countries are known to have kings because they are independent. And the rest have masters since we are still trying to be independent, and no master would want to go let anyone rule them. If we accepted king Grey's request it would mean that we are under him,because his men would come and inhabit our lands and live there and slowly that's how they take over so we are ready to fight to the death .

They had all been strangers. Now...They argued over pancakes. Teased each other without restraint. Shared meals. Shared burdens. Shared hope. Inferno's quiet voice drifted through my thoughts. "This is how kingdoms truly begin." Not with crowns. Not with conquest. With a table full of people who refused to let one another stand alone.

Ragaleon was calm; he allowed his eyes to drop back to the map, then signaled his mother to come even closer until she now stood beside him by the table. "This is Hamstung, the second-largest kingdom in the nation." He began, his index finger tapping one of the territories marked with a red dot, towards the south. "This country has the best slave trade market in the east; they mine gold as if it were nothing precious. The king is a selfish but ambitious man, but I made him swear an oath of loyalty to me. Do you want to know how? I made his daughter Jia my fourth queen." Swaying his hands to the northern side of the map... "This is Vandamonth, the third-largest kingdom in the nation.

“Lord Juraj is frailer than ash, but he has the ear of half the generals; he could decide tomorrow that a military coup would be the best for his family and end all our worrying here and now. But if I am a king with no achievements to my name—” “No achievements?” Father scoffs. “You have read every book in the library.” “Twice,” I mutter. “You are the reigning champion of bolar.” An ancient strategy game Father revived some years ago, it requires planning a semi-realistic attack on your opponent’s pieces, and the winner is the one with the fewest casualties. He’s right, but it’s another skill I’ve developed in my room. “I simply do not believe that kings are supposed to spend this much time

CHAPTER 34: IN THE LIBRARY. BARAKAR'S POV. During my growing-up days, it was mandatory for me to learn about the history of the five kingdoms, each and every one of them. I learned about the Blood Wars - the most gruesome war in ancient times, which led to the division that eventually brought about the formation of the five kingdoms. I learned about the civil wars that took place in the kingdoms, the fall of great and noble houses, and the rise of seemingly nameless houses into notoriety, like mine - House Gavanar, during those days of chaos and political instability.

But if the enemy kingdoms didn’t make it into the top 100 or 200 in the Kingdom War rankings, perhaps they could survive. “Brother Ning, you’re wrong! Even if they don’t make it into the top 100, if they’re chosen by a major power on the main island, our kingdom still won’t be safe!” King Chu explained that they were merely a small power among so many major powers on the main island. And they were merely kingdoms surrounding the main island, where five kingdoms stood. If one or two of those kingdoms managed to become disciples of a power on the main continent, the Chu Kingdom would certainly not be able to survive.

"...are the six lesser kingdoms." Kaelara frowned thoughtfully. "Lesser kingdoms?" Isolde nodded. "They each have their own kings. Their own armies. Their own noble bloodlines. They govern themselves and handle their own affairs." "Then why are they called lesser kingdoms?" Kaelara asked. A gentle breeze lifted several strands of Isolde's blonde hair before she answered. "Because when the Obsidian Dominion calls..." Her blue eyes became unexpectedly calm. "...they answer." And if they refuse?" Kaelara asked.

Playing a victory song inside your head, you look around for any signs of a creature lurking around. Again, you find none and race towards the door, slipping it open and finally getting exposed t the outside world. The palace's surrounded by a huge wall that strangely resembles the wall of china. Spikes decorate the surface of the wall but in the middle, you can spot a huge gate that will eventually lead you to the outside world.