Hamlet And Claudius Novels & Stories

Gripping on his arm, I switched our positions and noticed the smirk on his lips. “Stop teasing me! You can just leave if you're not gonna do it. I'll go and find someone else to fill the void in me.” My mind was overwhelmed with the desperate needs for him. “Say that again—” His eyes glimmered with anger. In the gust of wind, I was laid on the table. “I'm the heir to the throne now, Claudius! You think I couldn't get a he-wolf to appease me in any way possible—”

Claudius, screamed out, my prince I'm sorry for what I did and I know you're expecting me to be back and to be sincere to you, I wanted to come and give you feedback but what I saw with my eyes my prince, is even better you didn't try and see that honestly my prince, not only that I was able to see some of our guards that sustained injuries, some were even dead and their bodies are just over there Wait a minute, I don't get what you're just saying at the moment, you mean that most of my men were killed? How did this happen? And how many of them were killed and the ones that sustained injuries how many of them as well, the prince was now curious and wasn't comfortable with the bad news he jus

And it honestly made my knees grew weak. Hurriedly, I supported my almost falling body by holding to the stone edge of this window when I heard Hamlet laughed and shake his head left and right. "I assume from that reaction of you, your highness, you have seen what that child did." Hamlet said, his eyes are still locked to the princes. "I really hate to say this and to come this from me is a bit frustrating but, the son of the former king Lycaon, might even be stronger and powerful than any of us imagined him to be." he said turning to me with a serious look on his face.

Claudius lets out a shaky breath as he rests his forehead against Hughes. Claudius's fingers raked through Hughes' hair before gently gripping the side of his face. "Don't ever do that again! Don't scare me like that! You can't leave me!" Claudius' broken voice said. "I'm sorry I scared you, sweetheart. I'm so sorry for everything! I was scared I would never see you again. I thought I was going to die out there alone, and never see your beautiful face again." Claudius closed his eyes and rested his forehead against Hughes' forehead again.

Your son, who loves you very much, Julius King.” The king finishes reading the letter, crushes it in his hand, and throws it to the floor. - How dare he. – He shouts, indifferent to the queen’s tears. Turning to his Beta, he shouts – Call Claudius immediately. - Claudius? Are you sure sir? - The beta crying says. - Why do you question what I say? - Sir, Claudius is a mercenary. Shane... - I know that your son is as much of a traitor as mine. If you don't think you're capable of doing your duty, hand over your position and go to your wife.

Claudius, the vampire lord, moved with the grace of a predator, his smile sharp and knowing. “My King,” Claudius purred, his voice silk and poison. “I hear congratulations are in order. Your son has done the impossible.” The King’s eyes narrowed. “What do you want, leech?” Claudius chuckled, unfazed. “What do you want. Balance. Power. A kingdom unbroken.” He stepped closer, his cloak whispering against the stone. “I can take her. The girl. Far from here, where her light cannot fracture your wolves. The bond will fade without her presence. And your son can be bound to Luna instead, securing her family’s allegiance.”

He then shifted his eyes to the crowds as he said, “Tonight, marks the time where our reign on this world begin!” The crowds’ cheering intensified. Ecstasy filled the air along with their triumphant roars. While the crowds celebrated, Saul stepped closer to both Suna and Clairmont, before he whispered, “Kill the king and bring his head to me.” He suddenly pondered. “No, bring the king here to me. Let me kill him myself, and show the despair written on his face to the world.” The two were silent, with their purple eyes still staring into an indistinct direction. Clairmont was the first one to move after that order, and was walking slowly towards the exit of the stage. Meanwhile, Suna followed