Fate Series Servants Novels & Stories

"The temple can't do anything to me. The mistake it did was let my mother touch me. I thought you said the temple knows all." "What are you talking about?" she asked. "I'm taking about the Raven Warlocks." "Agatha!" her voice was whisper but threatening nonetheless, "Don't go down this road." She shook her head. "Wait," I look at her carefully, "You-" "Ango," she grips at me, " Reversio." I go on my knees, "Somnio."

one of them said gently, "We saw it with our own eyes. Lady Violetta and Lord Sylvan... their bodies have already been taken away. They didn't survive. Please, accept it." Kaelen's eyes burned with fury as he grabbed a silver knife, ready to strike at the servant who spoke. "I won't allow you to curse them!" he growled. "How could they be dead? Just a few days ago, they were fine!" After saying that, Kaelen continued digging, clearly in denial. The servants exchanged nervous glances. Knowing there was no other way, they brought forward the two bodies we had prepared for him. Kaelen froze. His breath caught in his throat as he rushed to kneel beside the bodies, trembling as he reached for the

Meeva's pov He came with the sound of horns blowing across the valley, with a sea of warriors cloaked in black and steel, standing tall beneath the rising sun. Kael had declared war. And just like he promised, he hadn't come alone. From the bedroom window, I saw them, rows upon rows of the Brawnstorm Pack lined like a force of nature. At their helm was Kael, his eyes locked on the gates of Jared's estate like a predator ready to strike.

Not against the Luna. Luna Eva turned to me again, her face twisted with something even worse than fury with her lips curled. “You’re not even supposed to march with these people,” she said. “You’re supposed to serve today, as a slave. Because that’s your true identity. And that’s all you’ll ever be till you die.” It felt like I had been stabbed with a knife. Before I could even blink, Cassandra’s face even got brighter like she had just gotten another idea on how to make me suffer the more.

Two missing humans since his father had been in town. “Sure. I'll see you later, “ he said tightly, opening the door. He pulled his phone out and called Gray, his second in command. Alessandro had turned the vampire centuries before Marcus was born, so Gray had been sour about pledging his loyalty to a younger vampire. But he had come to respect him during the war. Marcus had more than earned his place. “Everything going as planned?” “Mostly,” Gray replied. “The high priestess is comfortable. Says her wards are solid. But... I think I felt something off last night.”

I pressed my palm against the contract scar where it pulsed cold against my wrist, where the seal I had become still maintained the boundary, where the power of the ancient Duskbane blood still flowed. "Selene believes in fate," I said. "In destiny. In the absolute law of a story that she controls. She believes that some are meant to rule and others to serve, some to be saved and others to be sacrificed, some to be remembered and others to be erased." I turned to face Seraphina, to face the friends who had gathered behind her - Riven with his arms crossed and his jaw tight, Austin with his silver eyes calculating, Aurel with his new spectacles already pushed up his nose, Mason with his hand

The scent of wax and old blood clung to the air, Velan’s empire, brittle and ripe for breaking. Below, my empty tomb waited, but my gaze was fixed on the servants’ quarters. Five of my faithful servants awaited me there, loyal to me, yes, but they had also served Velan for decades. They were his trusted hands, though tonight, they would turn that trust into a weapon for me. I could feel the tension tightening in my chest, but I pushed it away. This was the game we played, and I would not allow Angelica to be buried and forgotten in that hellhole.

Silence filled the room and he looked at the three servants. “Look at me.” The first servant slowly raised his head. “You said you saw silver light.” “Yes… My Alpha.” “How far away were you?” The servant hesitated. “I… I don’t know.” Cassian took one step closer. “What exactly did you see?” “I saw… light.” “What kind of light?” The servant froze. “I… I…” “You cannot answer because you never saw it.” The servant’s face turned pale and another servant quickly spoke. “I saw it too!”

Surprisingly, they were friendly that even if Kaliyah wanted to object, she couldn’t. They walked towards her then curtsied. The brown-haired spoke first. “My lady, please let us introduce ourselves. I am Akia.” “And I am Faye, our Luna. And in the future, we might become your personal servants,” the shorter one followed, smiling big that her crooked teeth were displayed. “I don’t think, I needed some servants because I am a servant, too,” Kaliyah mumbled, looking away since she knew everyone thought she was this kingdom’s Luna. And it’s that evil man’s fault!