I Quit The Hero's Party Novels & Stories

" The number of viewers has inbed to almost five thousand and the chat was literally exploding. My head spun but I could suddenly breathe easily. Smiling through my tears, I ended the live, thumb stabbing the button like it was a detonator and the world went silent again. I leaned back against the wall, blinking hard. My phone buzzed nonstop, but I didn’t even look at it. I just needed a second. Just needed to breathe. After a few minutes, I shoved my phone into my pocket and forced myself to get up and stumble back inside. The guys were still partying hard, and for a moment, it felt almost normal again. I grabbed a drink, trying to make my last night with the team as memorable as possible B

One of the men said. “We are very sorry.” The other said looking sheepish. “It’s okay.” I mumbled. Clearly still upset. “LEAVE.” Alpha genesis said. Both of the men scattered for the door. Leaving as quick as possible. I just sat there looking around, sort of heart broke, at my party that was barely started. I couldn’t see any way for my party to continue since everything was utterly destroyed! “Listen up everybody!” The Alpha shouted. Everyone went silent and looked towards where he was standing. He then took my hand. You wouldn’t believe what happened next!

Queen countered as she stuck her tongue out. They are the members of the Knights. Angel Quillan A.K.A. HEART Ashley Fern Heronimo A.K.A. QUEEN Jacob Ash Heronimo A.K.A. KING Originally, we had a fifth member, Spade. He joined the group three months after I joined but I never knew who he was nor saw his face. He never joined us at the hideout and only appeared in combats. Six months ago, he left the group and only Angel knew his real reason. I never had the time to ask nor investigate about him because I was sure Angel already knew who he was and that was enough for me to trust him.

The rabbitwoman behind him, seeing this, took out one of her daggers and muttered something before she slowly vanished. It was the unique magic of her race. A magic mainly used to escape danger, but she changed it and used it offensively. Once the stalemate between the shield warrior and Sol ended, Sol, contrary to their expectations, didn't continue fighting. He simply sighed a little as he began to speak. "An Assassin, a Tank, an Archer, and a Damage dealer. This is really a standard party. Well, If you had a healer that would be even better. Still, I must admit that I am really impressed."

I nearly broke. “I have to, Leo,” I whispered. “I'm mad at you.” “I have something to say,” Leo announced. He stood up and I closed my eyes. I knew what words were coming. “I quit.” Bastian and Gabe both sat up straight in their seats, their leisurely, carefree attitude completely gone. Toby looked ready to throw up. Without Leo, he didn't have a job. “You can't quit!” Bastian crossed his arms, the scar above his eye going white.

“We should not speculate without concrete evidence. Today has been a fateful day. Too many mishaps have happened. We should all cool down and rest.” “True. You can retire to your room, Zane. I request the elders to rest as well. We have a long day tomorrow as other foreign dignitaries will arrive in the pack. Thank you, Alpha Leo for your arrangements. The council will handle from here,” I declared and turned away, leaving behind a deeply suspicious Alpha behind. Quinn’s bond with him was not going to be same any more. This was the turning point in her perfect life. I quietly looked behind one last time at the crying and broken woman on the floor, hugging my ex-mate’s feet. I promise, every

Then he said quietly, “I quit the team.” My entire body went still. “You can’t be serious.” “I am.” I shook my head immediately. “No. No, you’re not.” He stood up, gathering his books. “I just want to focus more on my studies now.” He tried to walk past me, but I grabbed his arm again. “Did your mum make you do this?” His expression changed slightly. “No.” “Jace...!” “No one can force me to do anything, Harper.” His voice was calm, suspiciously calm.

Realizing her overreaction, she sat back down, coughing, but someone else stood up. “What do you mean quit? What is this story?" "It's in Balder's report, Prince, a D-rank hero, the strongest class, challenged subject Anesidora and was humiliated, I think Lady Mercy can take me on that." Mercy looked disgusted by his choice of words, but when she saw Moonra's anxious look, she did her best to hide it. “Well, like he said, t'was fight to determine the fate of a party, so Dora won and the other one quit, but he was the one who asked.”

The information trickled out, piece by piece, each detail met with a mixture of surprise and, I have to admit, a profound sense of relief. The departure wasn't immediate, of course. There was a flurry of farewell parties, tearful goodbyes from her devoted clique, and a final, polished performance of graceful exit. Victoria, ever the strategist, even managed to make her departure seem like a grand, albeit reluctant, sacrifice. At the final assembly before her family left, she stood at the podium, her eyes glistening (whether with genuine sadness or practiced drama, I couldn’t tell), and spoke of her deep affection for Northwood High, of the unforgettable memories she had made, and of how diff

She thought inwardly. She smiled at them. "No worries! It's just that Hero League really doesn't force anyone to be a hero so they can um...er....pull out if they feel everything's too much for them to handle. It's okay," she told them, trying to assure them. "What happens when they leave? What'll happen to their team?" Ryan questioned coldly. "Well it's no biggie. They get replaced that's all." Gwen laughed again, more out of awkward tension than humor.