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Returning to her usual apathetic appearance, Jame looked back at me and laughed, "Misa, those who know a lot often die very quickly. Try to be careful, and this game seems to be going on." Jame drilled the pregnancy away. I'm glad I still have a chance to keep living. But the more worried, the more the forest of training from tomorrow onwards is not simply a search for a way out. I'm sure the number of traps will increase even more. Jame was determined not to let me live. I alone had to fight the three strongest humans in this kingdom. The road ahead becomes more difficult for a wolf-like me.

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she offers. My eyes widen. "Gods how big is this place?" I mutter. "Well it used to be bigger than dragon territory, but your mother expanded a few years ago—dragons need a lot more space than witches do so I gave up some of my territory to her as a sign of good faith. That area is the only part you haven't seen yet." "What's over there?" "The forges." "Forges?" I echo. "Yeah that's where the weapons are made. The element masters are hundreds of years old, they can make nearly anything," she says. "They're the ones who made your sword."

The future was waiting, not with fear, but with promise. Tomorrow, I’d deal with the territory. Tomorrow, I’d start cleaning up the last of Juan’s reach. Tomorrow, I’d make sure Kansas City was ours again. But tonight? Tonight was for her. For us. For the life we were building. My kingdom. My queen. My family. And for the first time in a long time… I felt ready for whatever came next.

he said, voice low and serious, “this is no dream.” After we toasted, and after he pressed a soft, intimate kiss to my cheek, we walked down toward the stables. We held hands as he told me how the palace was built, how his grandfather had won the throne over two thousand years ago, and built the Kingdom of Summer from the ground up, establishing the wealth that defined it today. “I’m proud to lead these people forward,” he said, sounding genuinely sincere. “Which is why…” His gaze shifted—deeper, heavier, something I hadn’t seen before. “It’s important for me to pass it on.”

"We stand here this morning in a place that didn't exist two days ago. A palace built by our queen's power. And now, it's time to formalize what we've built. To declare ourselves not just a camp of outcasts, but a kingdom." Cheers erupted. "I declare the establishment of the Rogue Kingdom," Raven announced. "With the Northern Timberlands as our first territory." He gestured to Aria. "Your queen, Aria of the Silver Fang." Then to Garrett. "And your Beta, who will help build our kingdom's future."

coming out of The gap was lined up in military ranks, and at the end of those rows a person came forward to make it clear to them that he was their king to stand before the kings of other kingdoms and begin to introduce himself, I am the greatest king, Blasher, ruler of the kingdom of darkness, the hidden kingdom, or as you call it the cursed kingdom, to stun everyone, because that kingdom did not exist in the first place. But they didn't even think about itThey found these creatures attacking and killing them brutally and fiercely, and although the army of monsters were few, they killed them easily, to demand the kings to hold a truce and stop that grinding war, so King Blasher agreed, but

I could hear distant howls. I whispered to the night, “You lost this game, Kieran. I took everything from you. And now… I will take more.” I slowly closed the window ans walked to my desk to sit as I got out a new map that only I had. This one showed the lands beyond Donovan’s border. Lands we had never conquered. “If I play this right,” I said to myself, “not only will I rule this kingdom… I will rule all others.” Tomorrow would be a new day. A meeting with Donovan’s people. A chance to expand. A chance to gather more weapons. More men. More knowledge.

Everyone knew I didn’t like to waste time beating around the bush. The air around was strange that even my wolf Isla had to comment on it. “Is there something wrong, Dad?” I asked, seeing how he was hesitating to speak. And after a long time, he announced “Someone stepped forward to challenge you” Dad announced “She’s also going to be taking part in the King’s game” My eyes gleamed with excitement hearing this news and I took a sigh, licking my lips as I tried to hide it. “It’s good news isn’t it? Why does everyone look so down?”

His people raided distant lands, conquering village after village. The world feared them. No army dared to stand in their path, especially with the presence of The Elite Alpha, warriors said to be unstoppable. During the time of their greatest glory, King Ragnor introduced something new: a game of bravery. A game to find a mate. It was said, whoever won the game could ask anything of their Jael—the ruling council of elders and warlords. The people welcomed the game. It became tradition. But from this tradition… came destruction. During the games a fearsome warrior emerged. A warrior never seen before.