Divergent Factionless Novels & Stories

Felix started eating, then said, "You can just call me Felix from now on. By the way, what did you need to tell me?" After a moment of hesitation, Kane said, "Here's the situation, my lord. I mean, Felix. You disappeared for about ten years, and Dragon Alliance is no longer a united front. "Those who felt capable and skilled started to set up their own factions. Even though they haven't withdrawn from the alliance, it's now quite divided." Such a situation was to be expected. Felix knew Eloise well. When she was interested in something, she threw herself into it entirely. Once her interest waned, she wouldn't care at all.

After my bold declaration, some factions had come to join me on my quest to wage war against the western district. Currently, my faction is made up of the mafian wolf pack , which is the first group of people, then the pack of alpha Alexander ruled by the two sisters. The third is the mountain wolves that alpha Alexander came with. They are a group of wolves that secluded themselves from the activities of ellorin. Choosing to live in the mountains. But on hearing the legend of the pureblood, they had come out of their hiding shell. Plus, three others have come to join us. Making it a total of six different factions out of the twelve factions in the eastern district. Fires burned low, and the

She released it just as quickly. “This wasn’t about damage,” she continued. “It was about proximity. They wanted to remind you they can reach your assets.” “And you,” Malrik added. Asa looked at him. Really looked. “Then they miscalculated.” Kavin cleared his throat. “We’ve got chatter. Multiple factions. Some mafia, some… not.” Drayan stiffened. “Define ‘not.’” “Old names,” Kavin said carefully. “People who haven’t moved in decades.”

"I could stop if you like." "N-no, don't stop. The Consensus is the group mind of everyone. Oh that's good... It's what k-keeps us h-honest." "In what way?" "Well it tends to keep the r-real world c-consistent. Stops us s-stealing stuff... that kind of th-th-thing, oh god I'm going to..." Her back arched and he felt her vaginal muscles clamp down on him. She thrashed uncontrollably against her bonds for a minute or so, and then lay still.

"The operatives I spoke with tonight were... lower level. Foot soldiers, essentially. They didn't know about the Sarah Mitchell operation. Didn't know about the messages sent to Emma. They're genuinely concerned that a rogue faction within the Council has gone too far." "A rogue faction. Within an already secret extremist organization." I laughed bitterly. "How deep does this go?" "Deeper than I initially thought." He set down his cup carefully. "Jeremy, the Council isn't a monolithic entity. It's fractured. Different factions with different methodologies. Some believe in passive resistance to cross-species alliances—political pressure, social maneuvering. Others—" He paused. "Others believe

"Davan. I need you to tell me everything now. Not a summary. Everything. Because after yesterday's summit session the other Alphas are going to be asking questions and I need the complete picture before those conversations happen." He looked at his hands for a moment. Then he looked at me. "The faction," he said, "does not have a name that I know. It operates through existing structures rather than building its own. It identifies wolves in positions of influence, pack healers, border seconds, junior elders, and it uses them. Not by force. By offering something they want." He paused. "Information, usually. Or connection. Or the resolution of something that has been a problem. It finds the pre

The shadows on the far side of the hall began to shift. To gather. To grow. Lucian lifted a hand, his aura surging. “Show yourselves.” A dark figure peeled out of the shadows like smoke coming alive. Its face was hidden. Its presence was wrong. Another stepped out behind it. And another. Three. Four. Five. All cloaked in shifting black, no scent, no heartbeat, no emotion. The Shadow Faction. The lead one tilted its head, eyes glowing silver. “You cannot hide the girl,” it said. Fia whimpered and pressed herself against me.

“Oh no. It’s more tradition and respect that drive their interactions. There aren’t many left. I would assume age has something to contribute. But it’s worth having them as allies rather than rivals for our lands, resources, and such. If you meet one, remember not to ask them about whether they spew fire. And don’t ask them what the colour of their scales is. To them, it’s like asking them if you pee standing and it’s obvious when they shift why are you wasting time on such drivel.” “Fair enough. No fawning or stupid questions. I’ve so far been able to avoid them.” “If a Faction offers something odd, write it down. Don’t question it. Resources can get very odd. You never know where they migh

"Tell me about this Council. My father mentioned factions, but he never said they were… like you." Dante turned. In the daylight, his silver eyes were even more piercing. "Oakhaven is divided into five territories. The Vanes rule the Shadows. Then there are the Valerii—the sirens of the docks. The Volkovs—the shifters who run the industrial district. The Alchemists of the West, and the humans of the South, who are lead by your father’s pathetic excuses for 'nobility'." He stepped closer, his presence expanding until the room felt small. "Tonight, they come to judge you. They think I am weak for marrying a human. They think I have traded my power for a bloodline. You must prove them wrong."

Flames sparked to life in my chest. "Stop it," I said in a low growl. "He's baiting you, sweetcheeks. Don't listen to him," Tag said. I shook my head. "I've spoken nothing but the truth. They aren't fully man, they aren't fully beast. They exist in the between. Neither one nor the other. Factionless and alone in a world that has forgotten them." Sidney's lips tipped up at the corners. The flames in my chest erupted into sparkling stars in the night sky. "They are mine. By your own words, that makes them commanders. Rulers. Obliterators. Royalty." I clenched my fists.