Exile Kotlc Novels & Stories

Alistair declared, stating the absolute threat of exile in front of everyone, "I will not waste time with academy tribunals. I will not issue warning reprimands. I will instantly strip you of the Vance name. I will brand your skin with the Mark of the Rogue and cast you into absolute rogue exile forever." Cassian gasped, his face turning completely ghost-white. Rogue exile was the ultimate death sentence for a Lycan wolf. A rogue wolf was stripped of their pack connection, stripped of their family status, and hunted like a wild animal by every territory in the world. They were left to wander the freezing mountains without shelter, food, or protection. "You... you would throw your own blood i

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Beside him, Tanya sneered, her fingers wrapping around the handle of a silver whip. Jaxon looked at me, his eyes dragging down to where Dominic was hovering over my body, before a disgusting, predatory smile stretched across his face. He lifted a heavy parchment bearing the gold and black seal of the Elder Council—the official mark of total annihilation. “Koniec zabawy w chowanego, suko,” Jaxon whispered, his voice dripping with venomous glee as his guards stepped forward, raising their liquid-silver weapons. “The High Council has signed the decree for the immediate, total extermination of this entire parasite nest. Everyone dies tonight. But you, Elena... the Council gave me special permiss

I held the exile order in my hand and turned to leave this disgusting place. However, before I could step out the main doors, someone called out to me from behind. It was Hunter’s Beta. “Leia, you’re not planning to just walk away like this, are you?” He was holding a small potion, and the smile on his face was lewd and sinister. “You were an outsider to begin with. You stayed in our pack for so long and even used improper means to seduce the Alpha. I’m sure you’ve learned quite a bit about our pack’s internal matters by now.”

Soon, we reach a giant fallen cotton tree that marks the border between our village and the forest. We all climb over the fallen log and we enter the forest. “You do know that all the animals are far away from here, right?” Jackson asks something that I already know. “Yeah, we learned that from the previous days,” I reply smoothly as I lead the way. “Then we obviously have to go deeper,” Isaac says, and Daniel scoffs. Daniel is also part of our hunting team, he is very tall and muscular, and his vision is to be envied. He can see from miles away. Werewolves have an impressive vision but he cannot be compared. His vision is more amplified than the normal werewolf.

Damien POV: The air crackled with anticipation as I, Damien, the future Alpha of our wolf pack, stood tall and proud before my fellow pack members. The weight of my impending leadership rested heavily on my shoulders, but my gaze was fixed and unwavering. Years had passed since we expelled Amia, a treacherous wolf who dared to defy our ways and embrace the dark arts of magic. Today, I intended to ensure that her name would forever be struck from our memories.

"From this day onward, the Moonstone Wolf pack will now be known as the Lone Star Wolf pack once more, and our ties with Silas have ended for good!" When I left, I could hear whispers behind me about what just happened. "Freya really is exiling him from the pack..." "He used to be such a powerful Alpha. What will happen to him if he joins another pack? Will he turn around and attack us?" "But Freya has made her stand quite clear…" Greta could be heard sobbing as she said, "What should we do now, Silas?" As everyone continued talking about it, I turned to leave. I wanted to see what a Rogue exiled from the pack would do with a stupid and weak she-wolf by his side. Would he be able to rise aga

Elijah remained silent, out of respect, but his eyes met Ben’s—a warning, a quiet shield that said she’s not yours to hurt anymore. Ben signed the papers. And just like that, it was over. As they stepped out into the parking lot, Serena paused and looked up at the clear blue sky. She felt lighter. Not entirely free, but no longer shackled to the pain. Elijah walked beside her quietly, hands in his pockets. “I’m proud of you,” he said. She gave him a faint smile. “I’m proud of me too.” They reached the car, and before Elijah opened the door for her, she turned to him.

His eyes found me in the entrance of my tent. “By order of Alpha Kairi,” Kelra announced, his voice echoing in the quiet dawn, “the exile of Sze Untalan is hereby revoked. You are to return to the pack immediately.” He hesitated, his gaze flicking to Renejay and his mother with deep suspicion. “The Alpha… he’s had a change of heart.”

This is nothing compared to caring for the concerns of Starfall. I tilt my head to the side, regarding him, before I quote: “’If you want to act like you don’t belong here, then I’ll make sure you don’t. You’re out, Layla. You are hereby exiled from this pack.’” Behind the mask, his eyes go wide. Several beats pass. His mouth opens. “’You are exiled,’” I say next. “’Effective immediately.’” He stands there looking stunned. “’If you’re still here at sunrise,’” I continue, “’you’ll be treated as a trespassing rogue.’”