Divergent Factions Names Novels & Stories

“What can you tell us about the others? The ones who hide in the shadows? The witches? The vampires?” Their mouths fell open and their hearts skipped a beat. Working with the others was an abomination. The three factions — werewolves, witches and vampires — have been at war for years and the so-called Council did nothing to unite us… working with them sounds pretty crazy, but at the moment that’s the only way out. My plans were always ridiculous, but that was my winning tactic. Jace rose to his feet, his eyes narrowed, and he began his annoying speech. He has a habit of talking gibberish instead of telling them what they needed to hear. He began by narrating how the war between the factions

In short, the Heavenly Court was divided into three factions. One faction was very radical and ambitious. They wanted to control the world's financial resources and power, as well as armed forces. One faction was conservative with very little information about them. It was only known that they were doing something meaningful to mankind and civilization, but there were very few people in this faction. They had lesser rights to speak and were not as strong as the radical faction. The last faction was neutral, which hovered between the radical and conservative. They were the typical peacemaker.

She decided not to take the conversation further but to back away from it now, before it becomes a neighbourhood scandal. After this long discussion that existed between Vivian and her father, he decided this would probably be a good time to drop this entire conversation until he sees Charles face-to-face. He knew that discussing matters face-to-face were more than million letters, e-mails, telegrams and phone calls. Vivian and her mother left the piazza to the courtyard, though the admonishing words of her father over divorce discord had critically thrown her into a state of confusion. Her ideology to remarry was subdued by those strong warnings that her father rattled concerning the turn w

Granny sniffed and Devina held her tightly. "Don't cry Granny, it's in the past already." Devina whispered and smiled. "You're right Devina, I hope you understand that waging a way against the witches you must have a Coven, Lone Witches are weak no matter the power they posses." Granny said. "Yes.. We have one, The Factions Of Supernatural." Devina said and there was a surprise look on her face. "What's that?" Granny asked. "An Association Of Witches, Werewolf, Vampires And Humans." Devina said.

She says, “You and Owen cannot rule this pack while you’re constantly fighting. You guys don’t have to be madly in love, but if you’re fighting with each other, you won’t see all the people fighting against you. And that’s the reality of this pack right now, Ella.” One night earlier this week, Ryan had come for pizza night and a political primer. Hannah, Ryan, and I all hunkered down around my coffee table in my private sitting room while Ryan drew complex diagrams to explain family alliances and how they’d been changing since I invoked the Right of Accord. The main three factions are those who support Owen and I, those who support me with the claim King Victor’s sons are making, and those w

The Elementists lived around Stiollovar they were split into factions, because of their different beliefs, each had their own country, the water faction country was named Sealeyun—The land of rain—it rains almost every day there. Fire faction: Abriros—The land of heat—Because the sun is hotter here than anywhere else. Wind faction: Estarhia—The land of howls—The winds howls, like wolves. Earth faction: Iokuven—The land of nature—The place is as beautiful as Unothra, Amethsy's realm. Factionless (The people who decided not to live by the rules and beliefs of their faction): The Invisible land—It was invisible to the Factions.

Please read at your own risk! Abbreviations: MIDD: Magic Items Development Department WARG: World Allied Ria's Government. Members of WARG: 1. Republic of Fortuna 2. Speir - 3. Pretas - 4. Fallen Lake - 5. The Sky Kingdom - 6. Naraka - 7. Tiryak - Other Kingdoms: Sizen Everlasting Kingdom Andruss Congregation (Techeinically an organization)

“It means they’re not acting as Oryx alone. They’re acting as a splinter.” Nova’s voice was flat. “A rogue faction?” “Worse,” Chito said. “A cult. The mark belongs to a sect called the Hollow Fang. They were cast out from the Oryx before the exile. Believed in devouring the blood of traitors to reclaim ancestral strength.” I didn’t speak. I knew the name. I had seen it carved into the walls of the Wildland shrine, buried beneath layers of silence. “They’re fanatics,” I said. “Even the Oryx fear them.”

"Mr. Lynch, almost all the ancient martial families from the southern part of Diatoran have come. There's one pavilion, two gates, three halls, four sects, and ten major factions!" "Oh? Can you elaborate?" Caspian became interested and continued to ask. "Skyfeather Pavilion is the only pavilion, while the two gates are Azure Flames and Thunderfire Gate. These three are the top forces in the south. "The three halls are Nine Cauldrons Hall, Blood Mist Hall, and Profound Darkness Hall. "Then there's the four sects, Divine Dragon Sect, White Tiger Sect, Black Turtle Sect, and Divine Phoenix Sect. These are second-tier forces. The remaining ten major factions …"

Nothing. No echo of intent. No weighted probability. Just information. “How many?” I asked. “Too many for a hunting band,” Matteo said. “Too organized for chance.” Azrael appeared without sound. “A splinter faction. Displaced after the collapse of centralized flows. They’re desperate.” Desperate meant unpredictable. Unpredictable used to mean dangerous in very specific ways. Now it just meant dangerous. “They’re approaching the river towns,” Kael said. “Civilians.”