Greed King Novels & Stories

Ten thousand talons. Asides from being one of the most powerful rulers of the Northern Territories, king Gunner was infamous for his unrelenting greed. He was known far and wide not just for the vastness of his territory, but for his insatiable hunger for wealth. Gold was his currency of power, his obsession.

It was frightening but it needed to happen for change to occur and so, I continued, “At the first sign of danger, the king had placed himself first before his people, it was just selfish.” They may not have understood because they had no idea of the prophecy, “The king had been given a chance to right his wrongs, but his greed had consumed him. The eagerness to rule over all and the fear of his own death led him to his demise.” “The same way Hughes vied for the same thing, the power that comes with the throne, was intoxicating so much that even the king fell victim to his plots. And he too was consumed by greed and met his demise.”

"What's with that shabby clothes again? You're the queen of this kingdom, so you should start acting like one. Spend at least 500 gold coins every month." "Pardon?!" Aileen asked. "What's so shocking about spending your monthly allowance?" The king crossed his arms and stood impatiently. "Should I be spending other people's taxes? This is way worse than the corruption in my world," Aileen asked, hesitating to obey the King's order. It does not feel right for her to spend other people's hard-earned money.

His fear of turning evil from having greed for power had made him lose sight of the reason he came to rule the world as he did. Of course he knew as a dracion it was far easier to lose oneself to greed. He had experienced the excessive greed once or twice though he was always able to pull himself back and not lose focus of his goal of helping others. He smiled rly to himself. He was already greedy, he wanted to help everyone but to keep his greed in check he couldn’t help many in fact at times because of his inaction he brought more harm than good to others.

That man has more power that we haven’t really seen, and within the past months, he has gathered more armies to his ever-growing kingdom by taking over these packs. Every pack falls at his feet no matter how great their fighting skills are, some even surrender, admitting defeat before a fight can even start in fear of losing. The fact that we haven’t seen him, proves how mysterious this man is. Growing up, we were told stories about the king of werewolves, how gruesome, greedy, sly and arrogant he could be. Sometimes he was likened to a monster who isn’t to be crossed and now I see why people say that. Whatever it is he is doing or thinking he is trying to achieve, i think of him as a greedy

a voice shrieked, a wet, rattling sound of a throat scoured by dust. A massive rogue Alpha, Grimm, stepped into the light of a flickering amber lantern. He was a nightmare of silver-salt tumors and exposed ribs, his left arm a multi-jointed claw that clicked rhythmically. He pointed that claw at a human woman clutching a crying infant. "The King promised us a roof!" Grimm roared, his yellow eyes bulging with a manic, dehydrated fire. "But the roof is a kiln! The rocks are drinking our blood! If the King won't open the aquifers, we take the wet meat! We drink the small ones first!"

His royal father is arrogant and greedy for power, but he tends to ignore that the power to rule the kingdom needs the cooperation of its citizens the most. But, as the son of his royal father, Crown Prince Rogeus has never birthed any thoughts of taking the throne with dishonest ways. He wanted to wait for his royal father to spend his time in ruling the kingdom, and wait for his old age to snuff out his greed, but he did not expect that one ancient scroll that he took back to gift to his royal father would amount to so much massacre and deaths. He only thought about his royal father’s liking of ancient treasures and things, and did not even check the content of the ancient scroll.

"I will not introduce each member of the family but they now live in the Kingdom of Lacandia, the mortal enemy of our Kingdom." I'm right. King Hellion is what she refers to as King Valor's only friend. I just wonder, did the former friends lead to a fierce fight? Is what I heard right in retrospect? That King Hellion was greedy for power so King Valor was able to kill his best friend or was there a deeper reason? Greed does something very different to a person. It will push you to do something that will only ruin you in the end because greed is a bad deed. No bad deed wins in the end.

It was as if she were about to cry. "Then renounce tomorrow. If that will make you chase your desire, then do it," I said, and she looked shocked, as if she wasn't expecting the words from me."I can't do that. All the witches will be mad at me, and they will be disappointed, they can say I'm too greedy for my desire," she said, and I understand her. If she renounces, the witches will be disappointed in her, and they will paint her as a greedy person. But at least that will make her chase the man she loves and live happily.