Duel Novels & Stories

Aww. His cuteness makes me clap louder and it makes me more interested in other games. The next game is announced as the ascendant duel, the shadow court trials. “It’s a public one on one combat arena, fighters use controlled vampiric abilities there’s no killing unless sanctioned.” Victor explains to me and I nod my head. “Got it, so it’s just play fighting no one is actually getting hurt,” “What? Of course people get hurt. This isn’t some kiddies game Sofia this is a real game with real stakes.”

I was going to intercept his shipments, turn his allies against him, and meet him on the battlefield of the underworld—and he wouldn't even know it was me until I was holding the knife to his throat. "Let the game begin, Kai," I whispered into the dark.

Even refusing the duel no longer seemed like an option if he intended to force it upon me. Yet accepting it felt no different from walking willingly toward my own execution. Levi watched every emotion pass across my face before the corner of his mouth lifted into a cold, victorious smile. "So now that you understand," he said evenly, "allow me to explain the rules." My fingernails dug into my palms, but I remained silent. "The Kael'Rhun is a formal duel recognized by the Moon Goddess herself. The rules are simple. Both challengers may use any weapon of their choosing. However, neither participant is permitted to kill the other o

"Tell me, what… what happened?" I told him about the Dual Marriage System. Although he was shocked, he believed me. He buried his face in his hands and cried. I couldn't stop myself, either. All I could say was sorry. It was unfair for Verde. The breakup came out of nowhere, and it almost killed him.

A brown wolf with sharp eyes and a lean, athletic build. He lowered his head, but I didn't move. The middleman looked between us. "This is a controlled duel. No killing." Adrian growled, but I remained silent. "Begin!" Adrian attacked immediately, sprinting fast toward me, but not fast enough. I stepped aside at the last second, his claws missed my chest, I grabbed his neck and used his momentum against him, slamming him into the ground. The impact shook the field. The crowd gasped. Adrian rolled away and immediately got back onto his feet before charging again.

I would not show them fear. As I stopped before Kaius, our eyes locked, but I was quick to look away. “Three rounds,” he declared, his voice rising. “No weapons but strength, no allies but will. The one left standing at the end shall be declared the victor. The first round of the duel begins at the sound of the horn.” He said and took a few steps, leaving Sloane and me to face each other. I could hear my heart pounding in my ears. “Ready to go down the drain princess.” Sloane's smirk grew into a grin.

"Simple. Accept a duel with me. The Lunan duel." "What type of duel is that?" My interest was piqued, I have never heard of such a duel before and I think it's because I didn't grow here. "Well you must have guessed it, it's not a regular duel where you're held against your words, this is a duel held under the lunar moon, a Luna and the person who which to challenge the Luna will fight under the moon and the victor will have their reward granted immediately by the moon goddess." She explained and my int

As they faced each other, the air crackled with anticipation, the echoes of their footsteps mingling with the tension that hung in the air. The duel commenced, and Adonis channeled his inner turmoil into his strikes. Each swing of his sword carried the weight of his longing, the anger he felt at Erica's absence fueling his movements. He fought with a fierce determination, his strikes precise and calculated. Robin, no stranger to Adonis' skills, matched his every move with agility and skill. The clashing of their blades reverberated through the barracks, the sound echoing their internal struggle. They exchanged words of encouragement and jest, their banter punc

A duel is between two people and a witness; nobody else is present. Savan turned to the sorcerer, looked at the sorcerer and slowly walked towards Laert. Two more riders appeared from the other side. They were lightly armored. “And you thought that this would be fair?” Laert mocked them. “So, much for that!” the sorcerer looked at them. Savan turned towards the riders. Their faces were like stone. They stood still. The sorcerer looked at the rest of the group. His face, too, had a stern look, even sterner than theirs. They averted their gazes. His gaze was too much for them. He won this round, his white teeth shinned. A smile danced on his face.

In North America, duels are only used to settle serious disputes, not for the fun of it, and certainly not to take positions away! 'What the hell have I gotten myself into!? What's the essence of getting a position that I won't be able to keep? What's the essence of getting a position that would get me disgraced or killed in front of thousands of shifters and humans?' I ask myself again while imagining myself fighting in front of the kind of crowd that came to watch the duel between Thor and his brother...