Got Oathkeeper Novelas e Histórias

I smiled and before I could even voice my agreement, I was interrupted. "You would have to go through protocol if you were to stay," Dominic said with out an ounce of emotion in his tone. I knew he didn't like Claire. In a way he blamed her and her father for the people we lost to the rogues on that haunted day. She reminded Nic of her father and he hated it. Nic's hatred for the dead man knew no bounds. I looked at Nic before meeting Claudia's gaze as she spoke. "Being initiated into a pack doesn't require protocol. It's swearing my loyalty to you as my Alpha and having an initiation..."

Karl asks and points to his waist. Harken chuckles and lowers his jeans to show off the tattoo he got in honour of the homeless dog he and Nate had found when they were 10. Harken was living in one of the rundown foster homes he was shipped off to in the shabby south part of downtown Bisbee, having met Nate after Harken was found spray painting the back of the gas station downtown.

I assured her. “Alright, come on. We’ve wasted enough time gossiping about our mates and their dicks. The oath ceremony is going to start.” Aurelia sighed, grabbing my arm again. I let her pull Isis and me along. I gulped as I looked at the stage where Logan and John both stood, and the sheer number of pack members gathered around.

I said. He looked at me. "I have broken my oath enough times in small ways over the years to know that the oath is not what my ancestors intended it to be in every situation. I even tried to break it again when I tried to ask you out and protect you from the fate I knew was coming," he said quietly. "My ancestors created the rules to prevent Guardians from becoming weapons for either side. They did not mean it to make us bystanders while an entire bloodline is systematically erased from history and targeted for extinction." He paused. "I cannot tell you his name. The oath genuinely prevents that, not as a rule, but as a real, physical limitation that I cannot work around any more than Marcel

An Alpha, a leader, a man who carried packs and treaties on his shoulders, knelt on the damp earth and took my hand as if he were holding something both sacred and fragile. “I swear by my life, by my wolf, by the blood of my ancestors, and by the Goddess who watches over us,” he said in a deep voice. “I will protect you from your enemies and also from those who try to use you in the name of a cause. You will not be a weapon, nor a flag, nor a cage, nor a coin. You will be Elaine. My mate, yes, but before that, a free woman. And if I ever forget that truth, may this oath burn me until I remember it.”

Bound. "Shouldn’t I be the one asking you that,? But since you asked so nicely, I am the guardian of this room.? His smile widened. “I’m the Keeper of these records,” he said calmly, taking a step closer. “Sworn to protect the truth. And punish those who dare unearth it.” My pulse spiked. So this is how Kairos kept his secrets buried he assigned a guardian. One tied by blood or vow… or worse, by magic. “I was just cleaning,” I lied, feigning innocence.

It used to be my favorite place in the world to stand. I shook my head and reset. This moment was about more than us, whatever had been going on. Whatever happened with us, the pack would endure. The new members stood before us and I gave the instruction that started the ceremony. Each new member came forward to make an oath of allegiance to the pack. They stood just in front of Hunter, raising their right hand and reciting words of fealty and honor until death. When they finished, they shook his hand, then I presented them with their official pack pin and added my congratulations.

” The First Wolf suddenly gasped. “I remember.”Everyone looked toward her. “The oldest oath.” The Keeper nodded slowly. “‘Where one heart beats, the other shall answer.’ The original Aria smiled through fresh tears. “It was never poetry.” It was a promise.” The realization spread across the battlefield. The ancient oath spoken in forgotten ages had described this very moment. The joining of two willing souls. Kael looked at me. "I still don’t like it.” I laughed softly. “I know.” You never listen to me.” Not when you’re wrong.” He smiled.

"Do you, Caroline Blair, so solemnly swear that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the position of which you are about to fill as Luna of Pack Possente Lupo; that your leadership and advisory will be free from manipulation and distortion and that your leadership and advisory, will therefore, be presented with intents only for the benefit of Pack Possente Lupo?" "Yes." "Do you, Caroline Blair, so solemnly swear and affirm, on oath, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion?" "Yes." "Do you, Alpha Luca Ronan, accept the terms of this Agreement as fair and cogitable; and do you recognize and accept the oath Caroline Blair has ma

Jo’s face burned in humiliation as the guards roared with laughter. She fought the urge to run. She needed this cover. Finally, Pete barked, "Alright. Name?" "Jolene." He scribbled it down. "No ‘sir’ next time. You’ll swear loyalty to Alpha Warren. No backing out." "I will," Jo said, swallowing her pride. * After weeks of training as an omega, Jo was summoned to the oath ceremony, where Alpha Warren himself would approve or reject each refugee. One by one, they were paraded before the Alpha.