Indigo Lantern Oath Novels & Stories

In the center of the circle, a shard of crystal pulsed faintly—one that hummed with a resonance not entirely sealed. The war… was not done. --- Back in Thalor’Ren, preparations were underway for the Oathfire Ceremony—a ritual Lena insisted was necessary to bind the new alliance. “It’s symbolic,” she explained, handing Aria a scroll covered in Rootbound script. “Each leader brings a relic—something meaningful—and offers it to the fire. It becomes a bond.” Aria read the words. “And if someone refuses?” “They’re not part of the alliance.” Aria nodded. “Then we’ll see who truly stands with us.”

Connor wanted to give them a big lesson of their lives today in this event that would be passed onto their children in future. "So students, let's take an oath today. An oath for making this world a better place. An oath for breaking the stereotypes of this society. An oath to keep everyone safe from harm and injustice. Let's take an oath and pledge that we shall undertake no discrimination and see everyone with one gaze." The audience bellowed in agreement. Their faces full of strength and shining steadfastly full of peace, their gazes burnt with determination. They chanted in unison, 'We support humanity. We support LGBT' and a full smile crept on Mr. Connor's face.

"Haha, Seems like the guy has still not overcome the shock of losing a daughter, Well that's okay. Tell Logan to attend the ceremony and take Lucy with him." "Right away Chairman." His secretary bowed and left the room. "Frost, Hmm, the big fish is finally out in the sea, I better start preparing my nets to catch it," A greedy look was painted over Blaze's face as he spoke those words. ............................ "Young Master, Your father wants you to attend the banquet tomorrow." Logan was looking at the books on the shelves when he received the news. "Why?" without showing any interest he asked. "Its the order of Chairman, how could I know the reason.

Just as Kirou was contemplating this, he received a message from the system. [System: A is a sacred vow that uses a person's life as a guarantee. Should the person who initiates the oath lie about the contents of the oath or break the oath after making it, they will be struck down by a blood-red lightning bolt from the heavens, turning them to ash instantly. Due to this very condition, individuals would usually shy away from making such an oath when dealing with strangers as it limits their actions under the conditions of the oath while the stranger is free of any such restriction.]

I stopped waiting for him to repeat it then continued. “I pledge my allegiance and take my oath to serve and protect the throne and all who come before me as Lycan and as wolf, I will honour my elders and my fallen and I will rise above the evil that bestowed itself upon this throne, No harm will fall upon the lycan race and we shall thrive and prosper” I stop one more time, Ricky repeats word for word and I finish the incantation. “Oh Goddess above whom gave life to our kind, hear my pledge, my oath and accept my rein” was the last of the written words.

Acknowledging the millions of voices humming in our heads, we recited the oath we’d created and let our words be heard all across the country. “We do solemnly swear that we will support and defend the prosperity and safety of our people. We pledge to remain honest even in difficult times, strong in the face of adversity, and humble for the honor we have been given. We will share our knowledge and listen to the opinions of the people before voicing our own. We say all of this under the eyes of our Goddess and swear to do everything within our power to make her proud.” I laced my fingers through Nox’s, feeling my cheeks heat when he looked down at me with awe swimming in his eyes. The soft car

' An oath was written on it which basically prevented him to speak of anything regarding the academy to outsiders. Lucinda found it reasonable and made the vow while placing her hand on the tablet. A rune attached itself to her skin and then was absorbed by it. 'I wonder what kind of after-effects do you have if you break the oath.' It was already her second one but she still didn't know what would happen if she didn't follow its restrictions, she simply had a very bad sensation about it. The woman nodded. "Name?" "Lucinda." After a few seconds, she handed her a token with her name written on it.

Elora added, “Teach your children to walk the frost paths with reverence, not fear.” Marcus nodded. “And hold each other accountable. Not just to laws, but to truth.” Alpha Kyle turned back to the crowd. “Let it be known that tonight marks the rebirth of our pact. That from this moment forward, Silverpine walks in step with the frost and the flame. And these four shall be remembered not just as warriors… but as helpers.” Mirelle stepped forward again, holding up a lantern of crystal and ice. “Let the first lantern be lit.” Daniella took it with steady hands, walking to the center of the hall. She raised it high.

Dante snapped. “I’m asking you to finish what I started.” “I’m not letting you die.” “Then don’t,” she said, softer now. “But if it comes to it… burn everything.” He stared at her like he might break. “Promise me.” “I swear,” he whispered. But even as he said it, he knew he would never keep that promise. That night, a lead came in from a contact in Marseille—Giordano was planning a live demonstration of his prototype soldiers. A black-market auction. The location was coded in riddles, but Alessia cracked them like glass.