I Was Banished From The Hero's Party Mga Nobela at Kwento

His cloak was off, and I could see his huge shoulder and back muscles rippling through the material of his shirt. “The Fates…wouldn’t mention him explicitly when I asked, but suggested the path to misery would involve people being false to me. I guess it just all kind of added up in my mind”. I knotted my hands together, trying to look pensive as I stared down at the carpeted floor. My stomach was in knots hoping he would believe me. Bram exhaled then turned to me, gently lifting up my chin to see his face. “You know he is banished for a very good reason?”

His chin rested lightly against my shoulder as both of us stared silently at the kingdom below. “You disappeared.” “I needed air.” His hands tightened slightly around my waist. “The meeting upset you.” It wasn’t a question. I exhaled quietly. “They weren’t entirely wrong.” Keiran immediately stiffened behind me. “Don’t.” “I was banished.” “You were betrayed.” The firmness in his voice made my chest ache strangely. “There’s a difference.” I looked down at the kingdom lights again. “Does the kingdom care about the difference?” Silence. That silence answered enough.

My wolf howled in terror, in loss, in betrayal. I collapsed forward, gasping, blood filling my mouth. The Moon Goddess did not stop it. When it was over, Finn didn’t look back. “Banish her beyond the border,” he ordered. “By dawn.” And just like that— I was nothing.

It was time for them to make their decision. “Without much thoughts regarding this issue, Alpha Stefan, you have disobeyed the laws of this kingdom and as a King, it wasn’t expected from you. You are thereby banished from our kingdom and even the vampires’ kingdom.” Elder Neon pronounced, heavily. I was shocked that I was banished. Why would that thought cross their mind and how am I supposed to find Jana?

Before I could even collect myself, he continued, his voice dripping with disgust. "She’s banished," Nathan said, not even letting me speak. He turned to the crowd of pack members who stood nearby, their eyes wide with judgment. "I don’t want to see her anywhere close to the pack. A convincing slut like her can never be my Luna. She’s banished. She’s not my Luna," he spat, his words final. The whispers started almost immediately, a ripple of shock passing through the crowd, followed by harsh murmurs of agreement. It felt like the ground was slipping away from under me, and I couldn't hold on anymore. I ran. My feet moved without thought, carrying me away from him, away from the life I had kn

Like Robin perhaps? The warrior hesitated. “It was chaos. Hard to be certain. But… I think I saw a stroke of green in someone’s hair. I assumed it was the Elegida, but now, thinking back…” His voice grew firmer. “No. It was him. Robin.” “You’re dismissed,” Khral said, sighing heavily. The warrior left. I leaned forward, my patience thin. “Care to let me in on your little secret?” “If Robin was there,” Yvonne said slowly, “then they’ve entered the Banished Barrier.”

Elysia's ability to sense the threads of fate proved invaluable here, guiding them through the woods while also warning them of lurking perils. In a moonlit glade, they encountered a mystical creature known as the Guardian of Reflections. This being had the power to reveal one's innermost thoughts and doubts, testing the heroes' resolve and challenging the strength of their unity. Each hero faced their own reflection, confronting their fears and embracing their strengths. Through honesty and mutual support, they overcame this trial, proving that their bond was unbreakable.

"You're banished from my pack; you've been banished since the first day I saw you." My eyes widened, and I felt like I just fainted and resurrected. I would have been on the ground by now, but thanks to the chain holding me to the woods, I was still standing and didn't look too fazed. But within me, I felt my world crumbling, my mind racing with thoughts. I never imagined that one day I'd be banished from my pack and turn into a rogue. But people like me don't get banished; the worst criminal in this pack hasn't been banished. Why me? Would I still be taken away from my foster family, just as how I was taken from my biological family?

I yanked it off and tossed it over a chair like it had personally offended me. Drekavac Hollow. The words tasted bitter in my mouth, like spoiled wine. I hadn’t even planned to speak today. I’d promised Lianna I wouldn’t interfere. Promised myself I’d stay neutral. But the chaos... the incessant arguing, the snarling, the fangs bared like a den of rabid wolves—I couldn’t take another second of it. So I stood. And once I did, there was no turning back. The decree had spilled from my mouth like someone else had been speaking through me. Banished. My baby brother. Not executed, but something far worse. Something lonelier.

“Yeah, I know, they died saving my parents after leading them into a trap that almost killed my father. My mother wasn’t lucky enough, but your parents? They died doing their job.” He turned away, clearing his throat as he spoke to the pack. “Our Luna will only be Daisy, because she is worthy enough to stand by my side.” A cruel smile curved his lips. “And as for Ashley, she’s stripped of her position and banished from the Oakwood Pack.” Laughter and clapping filled the air. My heart broke into a million pieces. I couldn’t believe it. I was being banished. Tears blurred my eyes as I turned and ran. Humiliated and broken, I rushed to my room, grabbed a few things, and left.