Its Time To Duel Novels & Stories

I asked. He didn't answer right away, just kept staring at the satellite image, a stretch of dense, undeveloped woodland with a single narrow road cutting through it, no structures visible at all from above. "That's where the duel happened," he said finally, voice barely above a whisper. "Fifteen years ago. That's the exact clearing where the Conclave staged the fight that was supposed to end my bloodline for good." The room went very still. "They're bringing her back to the same place," Elara said, understanding dawning across her face, grim and immediate. "That's not a coincidence. That's a message."

Luckily there was already an existing bed of white roses planted by the servants and they had indeed came handy for special moments like today. Duke Kensington's steps halted as soon as he was near the east pavilion. His hawk-like eyes immediately captured the image in front of him. There seated opposite one another was none other than Lady Melissa and his ever-annoying cousin, Prince Xavier! Surprisingly, they were not talking, in fact Lady Melissa could be seen closing her eyes while Prince Xavier was staring at her intently, he was so focused on her that he didn't notice the Duke's presence at all! As someone who had been raised to reason with words and not violence, the Duke had always d

Marcus and Louis went to their specific position in the ground. "This is a duel happening between Alpha Marcus and Alpha Louis for the title of Alpha King. Whoever wins this duel will win the title and territory. The duel can begin now." The guard announced and went back to their specific position. Every person present on the ground knows what is going to happen, it is impossible to defeat Marcus when he is at his full potential. Louis made a huge mistake but he was confident in his plan. All the hearts started beating at a very fast pace, people were nervous and scared, if Louis wins this duel he will destroy all of them, he will kill anyone who has taken the side of Marcus.

My wolf was frail, as expected from an abomination—He knew that. “Are you going to continue to shame me?” Alpha Trevor asked through the mind link. Hearing those words, I knew I had no choice., “I, Mabel Everly, accept your challenge.” A painful gulp ran down my throat before I declared, knowing I was accepting death but hoping to convince Alpha Trevor to stop it. “The duel will be held tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the forbidden land,” Alpha Trevor finally said, dismissing the meeting. My eyes widened. Tomorrow? Forbidden land? I had less than twenty-four hours to prepare, not that training could help me much.

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.

Shayla muttered to herself and heaved a sigh of anger; the fact that she couldn’t do anything about her present situation anymore is what worried her. ******* Two days later… Jace was driving along the road with Caleb by his side. Both of them were talking about the recent update. The announcement has already been sent around and across the pack. They invited people to come watch the biggest duel of the pack, although they were still yet to see who the opponent is. People were already betting their life savings on who will win the duel. Most of them were betting on Jace to win until they heard certain news that the person he will be dueling with is a beast in human form. Most people started

I waited for this stupid dinner party to end, so I could get away from him. Around thirty minutes passed, and I was fed up of hearing the boring tales and lame jokes and the pointless conversations. I learnt that these guests were the so called Noblemen, noblewomen, top ranking warriors, council members and high class citizens. This century is so not for me. Nicholas remained impassive the whole time. He’s not much of a talker I guess although, he’s a total jerk.

“Seith knows right where they will go. All of them close to each other.” There was silence for a few heartbeats before Bear answered, his voice full of emotion. “Thank you, Gabriel.” “Don’t think anything of it, Bear. You’d do the same for Coralridge.” “Aye, Boy. That I would, except your kissed would be fighting tooth and nail not to relocate to desolation alley.” We both chuckled, but there was no joy behind the laugh. There was too much at stake to fluff it off. Bear rang off letting me know they’d be here within the week, right before the New Moon Feast we’d rescheduled to introduce Soraya to the Twelve.

Alastair laughed out, and said to no one in particular, "Oh I like this one. This should be fun." "The duel will take place in 10 minutes," Marcus replied. "The two parties should go and prepare themselves, for this will be the last day of one of you." Alastair chuckled as he walked away. Kincaid turned and watched as his uncle walked away. For the first time in most of his adult years, he felt very intimidated.

“This is a chance I have not offered in many years. If you believe you can win, this is your time to show it.” The tension in the air thickened. At first, no one spoke. Then from the far end of the courtyard, someone stepped out of the shadows. Marcus. His eyes locked onto mine. He lifted a finger, pointing directly at me. “You,” he said. “His voice cutting through the courtyard. “I want a duel with you.”