It's Time To Duel Novels & Stories

Eirak's eyes watched and waited, his back still against the wall. Finally, Kaelin spoke, his voice deep and rumbling. "I accept," he said, his eyes locked onto Thane's. Thrain nodded, his sword still at the ready. "I accept," he said, his voice firm. Eirak pushed off from the wall, his eyes watchful and alert. "I accept," he said, his voice soft. Thane nodded, a small smile playing on his lips. "Very well," he said, his voice firm. "The duel will take place at dawn, in the central clearing. May the best warrior win."

Our newly drafted army of rogues and farmers wouldn’t arrive for days. If we refused the Rite, the Emperor would open fire anyway, and everyone i loved would be buried under rubble from the palace. “The Rite buys us time,” i whispered back to Liam. “When does the duel take place?” "At sundown," Envoy Varis answered, like he was hearing my whisper maybe through the wind or something. "On this very beach. Do we have an agreement, Queen?"

“Welcome, allies and honored guests. As the Moon turns through her twelve faces, each of the Twelve Allies stands in turn to serve as host before the full moon. Tonight, it is Silverpine’s honor to celebrate the banquet of The Luna’s Calling.” Applause rippled through the room, soft and polite. He lifted his glass in salute, then nodded to the dais. Elder Galdo stood. His voice carried calm authority. “We thank Luna for her bounty and the strength she gives our hunts. May our alliances hold, our hearths stay full, and our hearts remain ready for her choosing, and our appetites sated from the feast before us. Blessed Be.” “Blessed Be,” everyone replied in unison.

"We haven’t handled why we came." I picked up the glass and downed the wine in one go. Just as I was about to respond, my phone buzzed, and a name I recognized flashed across the screen. I answered hesitantly, the noise from the other end instantly filling the line. “Hunter,” the voice came, far too cheerful for my liking, “guess what? There’s a duel tonight at ten, and chopping off heads is allowed.” I closed my eyes briefly, “Is that why you called?”

Blaze stopped and emphasized the word again because Clyde and I were always fighting, there was never a day when we didn't fight. "So what we said earlier was about the duel that will take place tomorrow," Vanessa said "What duel?" I asked "Tsk. It means fighting, stupid," said Clyde "I know what duel is. I'm asking what kind of duel, jerk," I retaliated Clyde was about to speak when Drake already spoke. "ENOUGH OR ELSE--" Drake said leaving his threat in the air and I fell silent there as well as Clyde. "Duel is a battle between the two persons where they need to use their power or ability. It's like a sort of examination to test your powers. All you need to do is win against your enemy." s

I shouted, startled. Evelyn covered her ears and grimaced. “Don't react like that, Erza. It's nothing serious; they want a duel to find the strong one. It was a very, very normal, and extremely safe fight.” She emphasized. I frowned. Is everything that simple? "What's wrong? Excited, right? Want to come to take a look?” Evelyn looked at her watch. “If it comes now, it will be just in time; 15 minutes until it starts.”

I grin back. "As Dane would say, a gentlemen's word," I reply. Everyone grins. "Be careful, Reza," says Pike. "I don't think the dual is tonight," I say. "Ask Cyprus," says Mia. "Hey, Cyprus!" I call out. "Yeah?" "When is the duel?" I ask. "Saturday," he says. "Yeah, see?" I say as I turn back to Pike. "Then we'll see you off then," he replies. I nod. "Cyprus!" I shout again. He looks at me.

Feeling his sun hole biting so much that it blisters the surface, it seems like Aryo avoids same-sex relationships. After Milly went down first in the threesome session, we - me and Aryo continued in various rooms. On tables, chairs, beds, even the pool beside my house. Aryo, under the influence of Vi*gra, was able to keep up with me. So I was curious about the aunt he called an angel, who was able to make Aryo even want to run to her. After parking the car, I searched every floor of the mall for Aryo. Thankfully the mall here is still limited to one small building. Where is he? Where is their appointment? The food court upstairs? Nothing at all.

We both stand in awkward silence for a few moments before Jacob finally speaks up. "I think I better go now," he stutters. My cheeks flush bright red, and I bring my arms around my body in a feeble attempt to feel less exposed. "You sure? How about I see you tomorrow evening for our duel?" I say, raising an eyebrow. He gives me an odd look. "Duel? What are you talking about?" "Our duel! You know, when you come back to kill me?" I clarify, eagerly awaiting his response. He gulps, realizing what I meant. "Oh yeah! Uhm... how does six pm sound?"

"I bet I could kill him in under two minutes." "That's not fair," I hissed. "You're a cheat code." Alpha Sam walked into the center of the field, his voice booming. "We are gathered to witness the resolution of a conflict between Nightwalker and Silver Moon. The terms are simple. A duel to the death. No shifting. No interference. The winner takes the territory." A hush fell over the crowd. "Silver Moon!" Sam called out. "Name your champion!" Sebastian Knight didn't move. Instead, the man in the military jacket pushed off the tree.