I Was Banished From The Hero's Party Novels & Stories

“As my brother. As my shield. That never changed.” Tears blur my vision. “I didn’t mean to hurt you,” I rasp. “I know,” she whispers. “But you did.” She stands. “This is my final word,” Selene announces, voice carrying across the clearing. “Kael is banished beyond our borders. Any who aid him will answer to me.” Liam says nothing. His silence is heavier than any curse. The guards haul me upright. As they drag me toward the edge of the circle, something shifts inside me—not rage, not grief.

He was busy trying to figure out what he'd tell Alpha Killan, and that guard was busy gossiping. "Yeah, I know, but she was later banished for mistreating the alpha's childhood best friend." The guard laughed, moaning softly as he picked his ear deeper and deeper with the swab. "Shut up. Don't forget what happened the day she was banished. The gods were angry, and you dared mock her. In case that incident happens again, I swear I'll shout at the top of my lungs and tell the gods that it was you who was badmouthing their chosen one but not me." The driver pinched his throat while swearing. Although no one talked about what happened that night, people grew afraid of badmouthing Camila. Many pe

I shook my head; I really needed to work on choosing my friends. Demetrius stepped up. "You are hereby banished from the pack, and you will be executed at the boundary of the pack as the traitor you are," he said without passion in his voice. His face was blank as he looked at me, his eyes, which had once gazed at me with care and adoration.

Just Thalia’s blank face in the moonlight and the slow, deliberate words that sealed her fate. You’re to leave. Banished, cast out, by order of the Elders, under Ronan’s command, without a trial, or a defense, and without Matthias. That was what gutted her more than anything, the alpha’s absence. He hadn’t even been there. He hadn’t known, he couldn’t have. She told herself that over and over as her feet carried her across the outer rim of the compound, stumbling through the fog, past the boundaries she once helped defend. The boots on her feet weren’t even hers.

, Fredrick bent his head down, unable to look at the pained expression his friend might have once he finds out what happened, “What?”, “You banished her”, he sighed, afraid of the consequences of what he said, “What do you mean by I banished her? How could I banish my own mate? That is foolish talk”, his angry voiced bounced off the walls and landed directly ON the two people who stood in front of him,

She said, thinking of the best way to punish me, but I slipped out of their midst and spoke from a close distance. "I've been banished. Isn't that what you want?" I shrugged, feeling the pain inside, but trying hard to keep my emotions in check. I wouldn't want to break down, not even in the presence of someone like Maya. "Banished, banished, banished wolf. What are you still waiting for?" Her two main subjects showed up, and started singing. Many wolves turned to our direction and laughed softly at how disgraced I felt. I could feel their mocking words piercing my skin but there was no way I could stop them. I turned to leave and fell into Killian's hands. He tried to scold Maya, but I quic

I whispered, placing a hand gently on her shoulder. Her eyes fluttered open, filled with confusion and a haunting emptiness. The memories that had fueled her wrath were gone, erased by the magic that had saved her from herself. Lucas stepped forward, his voice calm but resolute. “You’ll be exiled. Far from here. You need to find yourself without the power that corrupted you.” Sophia nodded slowly, as if the words made little sense but the weight of her fate was clear. As they led her away, I stayed rooted in the clearing, watching the path she walked — a woman stripped bare, no longer a monster, but no longer whole.

He added but the tears were flowing from my eyes now, unrestricted. "We–We returned, and Alpha Vincent said you ran away from the pack." Gustavus explained while I shook my head in disagreement. "I was banished. Alpha Vincent accused me of starting the fire, and then he banished me from the pack." I said with a teary voice. "You were so young, Avira. Maybe–" "I was not younger than you, and I was not stupid. Alpha Vincent banished me, led me to the pack's border with the surviving pack members behind him. He–" I stopped talking at once and looked around me, noting how strangely familiar the place was.

Zade’s lips parted, his gaze darting between us, desperate to speak, but Stephan’s voice cut him off before he could make a sound. “You don’t get to talk anymore.” Calm, cold, resolute. He moved to stand beside me, as if shielding me from the sight of his brother. “You’ve said enough.” “You betrayed us,” Heath’s eyes burned with fury, his jaw tight as iron. “You betrayed her. There’s no place for you here anymore.” “No…” Zade’s voice cracked, his hand gripping the bars like they were the only thing keeping him upright. “Please—” “You are hereby banished from the palace. From this kingdom,” Stephan declared.

It seemed like things were finally falling back into place. I practically skipped during my walk home. But then my thoughts drifted back to Hugo, and dread came over me again. He'd been banished from his pack, and I couldn't deny that it was all my fault. My stomach roiled with dread. I couldn't swallow the suddenly sour taste in my mouth. He was my friend and I'd let him down. Here I was, celebrating, even if it was only for a brief moment, while he was who knows where! After how much he had helped me too.