Covenant Webtoon Novels & Stories

The shredded scroll restructured itself and came back to normal, then re-suspended in the air again, which Cora flinch and Azura would not stop laughing. Azura's voice of laughter angered Cora so much that she grabbed the scroll and walked hurriedly to a wooden fire torch in a corner and burnt it to ashes. Cora smiled and turned to look at Azura. "There! It's destroyed!" Cora barked at her. "Nope, look again" Azura kept laughing and turned to see the scroll, suspended in the air. Azura spoke some words and the scroll moved to her, then she made it disappear. "The deal can not be broken, it was signed and sealed with our blood. There is no other bond, stronger than a blood covenant" Azura exp

She read the last lines. *We know you did not arrive at this work alone. We know because the work requires what one person cannot carry. We know because the institution has always required two people: the one who holds the weight between and the one who holds the other side of it. The one who chooses the institution freely and the one who chooses them.* *The covenant was never only about governance.* *It was always about what two people can build when they choose each other honestly.* *Take care of what you're building.*

strike forced the creature backward another step toward the center of the glowing web now spreading across the clearing floor. Lyra felt the moment approaching. The covenant’s heart beneath the shrine was no longer merely binding the Rotbound’s movements. It was gathering strength for something far greater. The ancient memory flowing through her mind revealed the final purpose of the bond. The covenant had been created not only to protect the forest. It had been forged to purge corruption when the balance was broken. Her eyes opened slowly as the silver light reflected within them. “Rowan.” The Alpha turned his head slightly toward her, his expression tense with effort as he continued holdi

And for a few perfect seconds, there was no history, no pain just them. Their vows came without paper. Just voices and trembling hearts. Elias cleared his throat, trying to steady himself. “I lost you once. And even when I didn’t remember our story, my heart still looked for yours. It still found you. I promise to never let go of that again.” Lucas blinked fast, his voice raw when he spoke. “I waited when everyone told me not to. My soul didn’t believe the silence. It kept reaching for yours. I’ll never stop choosing you.”

“We tie the knot. We pretend to be married. And we leave without any problems after a year. “ When Sophia saw the contract her eyes remained fixed. “And what happens if one of us violates the rules?” Adrian laughed dryly and said, “ You mean if we both fall in love with each other? That's not going to happen. However, there is a non-contest clause in that scenario. You'll forfeit all of your rights to the assistance I offer. The Bennett partnership will no longer be under my control.” “Convenient.” She reclined in the leather seat. “No intimacy. No affection.” “Exactly. This is a strategic alliance, not a romance,” he stated.

William took Sophia’s hand, leading her to the plush sofa. Soph, look at me, William said, turning her to face him, his voice low and serious. In less than an hour, we walk out there and make a statement to the world. We are setting the tone for our future, for our business, for our family. You know what this means. This isn’t just a party. This is a covenant. Sophia nodded, her eyes shining with something he couldn’t quite decipher. Excitement. Ambition. Calculation. I know, darling. I’ve been preparing for this day for months. I’m ready. I’m Sophia. I know how to play the part, she squeezed his hand, a brief, tight pressure that felt more like a professional handshake than a lover’s reassu

Elias led the way to an old forgotten map wall and then pressed three points in a particular order on the stone. With a low groan of grinding rock, a portion of the wall slid away, exposing a dimly lit descending staircase. The cool clean-water, old-stone and other scents filled the air that rose and the subtle electric buzz of our species. Underneath the city was a beautiful hidden world called The Covenant coven, it was carved out of the bedrock.

At that, he took Kace’s hand and led the way infront of the priest. The ceremony began. Kace tried to get rid of those unwanted thoughts in her mind. She wanted to get this thing over with, without hurting those people around her. Soon after, the exchange of vows took place. Chandler took her hand while saying his vow. “I, Chandler Andrew Parker take you Millie Wilson as my wife, my partner in life and my one true love. I will cherish you for the rest of my life, for better or for worse… till death do us part.”

From the corner of my eyes, my father watched me nervously, his smile faltering at the fear of what I might be thinking. I never imagined faking an answer to a question like this. To spend a lifetime built on false vows and promises. This is not something I wanted for myself or my children. “I do,” The words tasted bitter as they rolled out of my tongue. Instinctively, I slipped the ring onto his finger without being prompted. The priest took another ring and handed it to the man. I gently removed my glove, revealing my sweaty tender fingers. I sucked in my breath as he reached for my hand, fighting the urge to pull back. After that ring slips in, I will be bound to this man.

They began walking as they caught up on what the other had been doing. Alexander and Eden Raven met around the year that young Alexander left his real family home to fend for himself. Eden was just a martial arts student around that time. In need of money, Alexander had offered to teach Eden privately for lesser pay compared to the dojo he was learning at the time. Eden was surprised at how good Alexander was and they had soon become friends. They then moved in together in a small apartment where they encouraged each other while working meager jobs to earn a living. Life was simple until Eden had to move away for private reasons and Alexander met Lola around that time. As the years went by,