Kakegurui Council Members Novels & Stories

The council was run by the oldest members of different packs no matter the gender. Right now we had just one female and five males. The leader of the council is the oldest person and she began to speak. “Welcome Alphas, we are here to make an important decision. We don’t need to make it a debate or tell you what we are here for but for clearing up any misunderstanding, we are gathered to make a decision. Should the rouge pack be part of us? The council would have decided on this but we have unfortunately come to a tie and incase of a tie breaker, it would be put for a public vote.”

I said, reaching for a bowl. The gentleman on my right introduced himself, “I’m Bramwell, or Bram. I’m on the council with Samil. This is Faelan and Imna, they are originally from the Isles, but live here and are Council members. Across from them is Phinneus, our last council member.” “Phin, is fine,” said the man. “It’s a pleasure to meet you all. I’m Soree.” Everyone around the table, including Gabriel replied with, “Luna,”

People keep asking how we should trust that the Night Terror Pack control won't continue through this proposed council system. A mild wave of discomfort passed through everyone in attendance. engan with stance rigid beside me but I held up my hand to stave off any further interference from him. I declared firmly to Elder Harlan while holding his eyes that he did not understand the situation. You will find complete openness and full responsibility alongside honest treatment at every council meeting. The council operates to benefit the packs not to fulfill our agendas. Any pack member who feels capable of delivering better results can test my leadership position right now. Here and now.”

Morgan's POV The first council meeting with Kira was the most uncomfortable hour of my life. She sat across from Ross and me with her arms crossed and scepticism written all over her face. "So what exactly does a council member do here?" she asked. "Advise on pack matters. Vote on major decisions. Help guide policy." I kept my tone neutral despite feeling her hostility through every word. "And you actually want my input or is this just for show?" Ross leaned forward. "We want genuine collaboration. Your interdimensional experience could prevent future mistakes."

You had no doubt that meeting Izan was a wise move, yet fear paralyzed me. But of all of Jhosep's words, the mention of the council was what put me on my guard. “What are the council members like?” I asked cautiously. “We are very good people,” Jhosep said, and I was surprised by the funny way he said it. I didn't know if it was sarcasm or just teasing. “The council is made up of people who, somehow, become the pillars of the most important areas of the pack. We look out for what's best for the people, and that's something we have in common with Izan.”

he said the words like they really changed anything. I looked at Keisha who looked back. He didn't give me any signs or say anything through the link. He understood me enough to know that my decision had been made, nothing could change it. So, I stood up, looking at each of them carefully. "As much as this council was created to guide the king and protect the kingdom's interest, it wasn't made to police the personal decisions I make” I paused, “So once again, in front of this great council. No, I will not accept another mate and neither will I reject Sage"

"We have the title Kryger, the warrior, which is held by Saiga Shi, whose ancestor was the first one to hold the title." Akana shuddered when he heard the name. The name was from Huzhidi, and he did not feel safe when one of the most powerful people in the nine kingdoms was a Huzhidi. Sidastir continued hastily, "Then we have Sagart, the priest. Whose mission is to unite and be a diplomat for the various religions in the nine kingdoms. If I do not remember wrong, then the one who holds the title is Eiri Lumier. There was a tremendous commotion as she is the first council member from Balkrav."

The Governance Council Harlen's proposal was called the Governance Council — not a new institution but a formalization of what already existed in the work's informal structure. Five members: Elara as chair of the research direction, Harlen as pack governance lead, Dani as practitioner network director, Cael as territorial council liaison, and Mira as resonance integration lead.

Bane continued. “Tell us something we don’t know,” a pack member yelled from the crowd. “Who cares!” another burst out. The sudden unrest was disturbing. “Enough!” A second council member stood up and moved to the front of the stage. Rory was the youngest elected member of the council, only taking his seat in the last election. Twenty-five years before.

Bella gave him a sideways look and resumed her game of pretend. Gage, if I remembered his name correctly, was just watching Bella. I frowned and cleared my throat. “Is the meeting over?” I asked, looking toward the door. As far as I knew, both of Kaiser’s uncles were also on the pack council. Nepotism still ran strong, clearly. He looked up, giving me an empty smile. “Yes,” he said simply, “not that it’s any of your business. You aren’t even Longbow.”