Judgement Cat Novels & Stories

they chant. My eyes soak up tears that fall to the ground. Alpha Adam’s hard exterior softens as he gazes at me, and for a split second, it seems like he feels pity. “The council will convene. Judgment will be passed against you, Luna Katarina.” I watch as he walks back to join the rest of the council and takes his seat. It looks tense as they deliberate among themselves. Everyone falls silent, waiting for the judgment. “Luna Katarina,” Alpha Adam says after minutes of discussion with the other Alphas, except Rex, who’s probably still at the fortress. “The Council has reached its decision.”

Then, the speakers above us buzzed with static. "Welcome, players, to The Judgment Chamber. There will be five rounds in this game. One player will be eliminated each round. The final surviving player will be the winner. "The rules are simple. Each player will state the crime they committed, no matter how big or small. But remember, do not lie. After all six of you speak, you will vote. The one with the most votes will be eliminated. "The game starts now." As the voice faded, a ten-minute countdown appeared on the wall.

“I do have you to thank for that. Remember the old man you sold me to, he gave me all of this. I bet you must be regretting your decision as to why you didn’t let Jean go in my place.” Judith’s wolf snarled, which meant my words were true. She had thought about it. “You brat! Who do you think you are to talk to me like that? Aren’t you ashamed of yourself, Kate? You are supposed to keep your head down after marrying a man old enough to be your grandfather at such a young age. Instead, you returned here to snatch someone else’s husband. How dare

I add, flashing him a sarcastic expression. Cayden skyrockets out of his seat while my mates’ expressions darken. “You have to be fucking kidding me.” “Alpha Blackwood!” The judge reprimands him. “I understand that this isn’t easy but please… Alpha Guerrieri, is this true?” Giorgio clasps the wooden stand, nodding with a distraught expression on his face. “I’m afraid it is, Your Honour.”

But now, the people gathered not in fear, but in hope. Ezekiel, now reappointed and redeemed, walked up to them, a scroll in hand. "The final judgment was read this morning. Catherine and the Elder have been stripped of every authority. The high court found them guilty not only of spiritual manipulation but of conspiracy to murder. They will face exile and—" "Death," Arthur finished, quietly. "One way or the other." Isabella looked at the horizon, her heart soft yet solemn. "Let the Lord decide their end. Vengeance belongs to Him."

The thing responded by pressing more weight into me. “Meow.” My eyes snapped open. Hovering inches from my face was a perfectly symmetrical, judgmental pair of green eyes. The owner of those eyes tilted his head slowly, as if assessing my worth as a human being. His snow-white fur gleamed in the soft morning light streaming through the blinds. “What the hell…” My voice was rough, and I just stared back at the white cat perched on my chest. Its paw rested lightly on my head, and I swear the thing was looking at me like it knew every shameful thing I’d ever done.

When I finally do, her eyes are already on me. And there it is again…..that fire. It's not gone nor defeated, just recalibrating. God. She doesn’t lose easily. Neither do I. The judge leans forward and folds his hands. “It's now time for judgement and final verdict,” he says. And just like that, the room holds its breath. And this time, everything feels like it could break.

I'm about to cry here. [Wow, does Quin even have a conscience?] [Seriously, what's wrong with her? How can she treat someone who's helping her out of the kindness of her heart like a maid?] [I'm going to keep watching. Quin doesn't look like someone so wicked. Maybe there's something more to this story, right?] - "Order in the court!" The judge's voice rang out. "Now, I will present the second segment of the plaintiff, Joseph's memories." The scene changed.

I shrugged nonchalantly, twirling the glass in my hand. He was quiet for a while, the words sinking in. Andrew isn't stupid, he knows exactly what I was talking about. “How did it go?” He inquired, turning his gaze towards me. “The court ruled in the favour of Katerina. The case will proceed.” I said, a smile touching my lips and I took another sip. It was quiet for a while, then Andrew heaved a deep sigh. “Glad the court was able to see through Katerina’s eyes. I hope that…she gets justice for her father.”The old man turned to look at me and we exchanged knowing looks…

If the results had been released at that precise moment, Jalon would have been in first place, with her in second and Norval last, and she knew it. The judge said, “The final phase will take place two days from now at the Olympus Sports complex.” He licked the top of his index finger, which was wet with saliva, and used it as an abrasive to help him flip the notebook's hard pages. The dog-eared pages on the notebook's edges demonstrated how frequently it was used, confirming the pupils' notion that the judge was an old man trapped in a young man's body. There were better ways to preserve information, such as smartphones and audio recordings, but the man reverted to the only antique item he c