Got Oathkeeper Novelas e Histórias

I think, much like Dani and me, everyone was tense to see how our oath would go. “I, Khalid Salil Adio, solemnly swear that I will faithfully serve the Silverclaw people as their Delta and support Alpha Kurt and Luna Isis. And will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Silverclaw Pack.” Like the others before me, I gave my oath, drinking the mixed blood.

The heir kicked again hard enough to make me press a hand to my stomach and the pulse that came through the bond felt like a demand instead of comfort this time. Mira pushed through the crowd and told Kael the moon was turning faint red at the edges, which had not happened in three generations and meant the old stories about corrupted oaths might be true. Elder Garrick tried to speak from the edge of the circle and insist the Rite must continue, but Kael silenced him with a single raised hand and every wolf felt the dominance roll out strong enough to force heads down all around the basin. I made the choice before I could second-guess myself and stepped fully into the circle while telling Ka

The Keeper had walked the tower the previous evening and declared it correct, which was the only word she used and which carried, in her usage, the full weight of everything else the word could mean. "The ceremony has two phases," the Keeper continued. "The wolf phase is first — performed in the old language, witnessed by the pack ceremony witnesses and the Keeper. The vampire phase is second — performed in the covenant language, witnessed by Lord Sable as the court's most senior living member." She looked at Sable. "You have the oath text." "I have had it since last night," Sable said. "I reviewed it three times. The language is precise." "It must be," the Keeper said. "Both oaths must be s

I looked at her. “But I’m not your enemy. I’m your Luna. And I will spend every day proving I deserve that title.” Harrison studied us both. “The challenge is noted. Luna Thorne has responded appropriately. Does anyone else wish to challenge Luna?” More silence. “Then we proceed with the oath.” Harrison opened the ancient book. “Sage Thorne, please recite the Luna oath.” I turned to face the crowd, Kael at my side. This was it. I spoke clearly, projecting my voice as Eleanor had taught me:

he stated. There was a large group that stood and got in line but I was happy to see that Locke, Sammy and Cash were the first ones in line. Colton gestured for Locke to come up. He asked if anyone in the pack had any complaints about Locke joining. I held my breath but was happy to hear nothing but silence. He then reminded the pack to treasure Locke and then said the oath to Locke who repeated it back. Locke then cut his hand and added his blood to the bowl. Sammy followed and then came Cash and Samson.

“A person with standing in her own right is answerable to the Court in her own right, and no protection on earth covers her because she is not a thing being protected. She is a party.” Osbert had gone the colour of paper. “I drafted the oath,” he said. “I wrote the words. I recorded it because I record everything, and I have not slept since the fourteenth, trying to determine how this could be used. I did not find the answer before she did.” “You would not have,” Hesper said, not unkindly. “It took my father’s lawman nine days, and he has been studying the pre-Crown forms since before you were born.”

On the day of my coming-of-age ceremony, the two men who cherish me above all else are absent. One is Vittorio Luciano, the only son of the Luciano family from the east, while the other is Carlos Gambino, the heir to the Gambino family from the south. This is a matter that could easily be settled with a few words, yet they try to think up all sorts of excuses to brush me off. "Anna, a gunfight has broken out at the port to the north, so I really can't step away." "I have to hold a family meeting with the elders. I can't skip it." However, the two men have barely hung up on me when I see them appear beside my adopted younger sister, Liliana Siciliano, at her coming-of-age ceremony. The

Alex continued, "The oath you take today is not just words. It is a pledge of your heart and soul to the Gaia clan. It is a promise to defend our home, to stand by your fellow clan members, and to face any threat with bravery and integrity." The guardians knelt, their heads bowed in reverence. Alex and Kai moved along the line, each placing a hand on the guardians' shoulders. The air was thick with the solemnity of the moment, the weight of tradition and duty palpable. "Do you swear to protect the Gaia clan, to uphold its values, and to serve with honor and loyalty?" Alex's voice was clear and resolute. "We swear," the guardians responded in unison, their voices strong and unwavering.

I sent her my thoughts, and I felt her settle. The first man approached, and I could feel his nerves. “You are?” “Senith.” He dropped to his knee. “I was sworn to Thinius, and I haven’t taken a new oath.” I looked over my shoulder at Rowan. “A new oath.” “When the oath taker died, while the first oath can not be overridden, a new oath can be done. Their priorities shift, and the new oath takes precedence.” I nodded once and turned back to the man. “Do you want to take a new oath, Senith?”