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

Penny, they wrote, had been frail and lost for years, while I, the imposter who had taken her place, had no right to feel wronged for spending five years as a slave. Forcing Penny to kneel and apologize? Utterly disgraceful! Luna Felicia’s letter was the final nail in the coffin. She severed all ties with me, declaring that I was no longer her daughter and forbidding me from ever returning to Midnight Ridge Pack. Alpha Kenelm, in turn, held a press conference to publicly disown me. I read the bulletin in silence—then tossed it into the fireplace. Smoke curled into the air, carrying away my years in Midnight Ridge Pack until nothing remained but ash.

"Today, we have faced battle and deception from one of our own. Gregory's actions have caused harm and division among us, and I cannot stand idly by." The crowd murmured, their eyes filled with anticipation as they waited to hear what I would do. They trusted me to lead them, and I had to be strong in my resolve. "As punishment for his betrayal, I hereby banish Gregory and his family from the kingdom," I declared. "They will no longer be welcome within these walls." A mix of gasps and whispers spread through the crowd, and I could see the shock and disbelief in their eyes. Banishing a family was no small decision, but I knew it was necessary to protect the kingdom from further harm.

I asked him, raising my brows. His eyes found my mark, and his expression softened. He lowered himself to me, pressing a gentle kiss to the mark. “I could never forget,” he murmured against my skin. He pulled away for a moment so he could look into my eyes. “I banished them.” My eyes grew wide. “You did what?” I gasped. “I banished them,” he repeated. “They’ve caused enough issues for my territory, and I won’t tolerate it anymore.” “So, they are rogues now?” I asked, my eyes wide. I couldn’t even imagine the Cash family becoming rogues.

My breath trembled. “There was a trial. Lies. Betrayal. A portal. I did not walk through it. I was thrown.” The hallway went silent. Every wolf within hearing distance stared. Lucian’s eyebrows shot up. “Thrown? Into another world?” “Yes,” I snapped. “Do you require me to draw a map? I was banished. Against my will. Which is rude, dramatic, and entirely unnecessary.” A warrior whispered, “She sounds like royalty.”

“I don't care whatever you say, Leonardo. You can accuse us however you want, but you're not in the position to tell us what to do. You're just a lowly gamma who can't even move on your own without your underlings. I hope you know your position and stop being so boastful.” Gamma Leonardo seemed to have lost the will to play his game. Mom forced our way out of the place. I could almost feel their eyes on our backs as we walked away. I heard Gamma Leonardo cursed under his breath, probably because he tasted his own medicine, and instead of humiliating us, he only made a fool out of himself. We went back home. I know I'm already dead if not because of my mother. Those eyes show how much they wa

I said, lowering my gaze, my stomach churns whenever I remember the public humiliation. Also, I felt if I told him about my story, he would be more comfortable to share his experience with me “Better.” He sighed. “At least he didn’t frame you up and order for you to be killed.” He said nonchalantly. “He and his new lover got me banished from the pack and for that I stole the ancient book of magic.” I said feeling proud of myself. “You did what?” he asked rhetorically, laughing out loud. “That’s crazy.” He shook his head.

I stayed crouched there breathing hard against the stone floor while fury twisted hotter beneath my skin. “And if you disobey me again…” His voice lowered dangerously. “You will be banished.” Then he turned away from me completely like I no longer mattered. “Prepare the war scouts,” he ordered the generals calmly. “We move when I decide.” I should have listened, I knew that. But by midnight I was already gone. Rain hammered across the cliffs outside Blood Carticons while I moved through the forest alone with Zara’s scent buried deep inside my head like a curse I could not shake anymore. Her wolf, the blood, magic, and me

Nadir questions her voice breaking, Jason sniffs for a while he didn't want to hurt her but id the tables gets turned and eventually she finds out he knew all along she would break off their friendship and he isn't ready for that, Besides he had a goal in mind to ruin completely and win nadir's heart, his quest for power still intact, "I'm sorry nadir but you understand I had to let you know, he was banished from the pack, rumors have it that he was involved with the alpha's daughter and did something so horrible he had to be banished" Nadir couldn't believe her ears, but only did he lie to her about being a lone wolf but he was Banished?!!!!!, She couldn't…bi she wouldn't believe it…"

The look in his eyes made my blood run cold. “We are following Orders,” he said. “What orders? The academy…” “There is no academy.” The younger warrior got out of the car. “Not for you.” Fear shot through me. “What are you talking about?” The scarred warrior smiled, but it wasn’t friendly. “Alpha Darius sent us to deliver a message. You are hereby banished from Silvercrest Pack. Accused of attempting to harm Celestia Moonshadow and theft of pack property.” “What?!” I tried to open my door but it was locked. “That’s not true! I didn’t…”

The sheets curled and blackened. I stumbled back against the railing of the defense box as my throat turned dry. It was me! I did it! I unconsciously set the fire that almost hurt Adrian and burnt down the palace. This was clear proof to everyone that I had been lying. The hall erupted into chaos. “She’s dangerous!” someone shouted. “A traitor!” another screamed. My vision blurred with tears as I realized that I had lost and Augustine had won. I would be banished. I and my baby would be banished.