Kane Chronicles Carter Novels & Stories

“Charlotte, even Kareem had lost his life in Tyr’s hands. Moreover, the rumors now spreading over Khanh City about Noah Lee having a king supporting him might just be Tyr Summers! So, to ensure nothing goes wrong, it’s better if you get your family’s experts over and finish Tyr off. ” “Shut up!” Charlotte’s sudden roar immediately silenced her father-in-law. “Can what’s underground be compared with those above? This is why your Hill family couldn’t oppress Drake Tucker and his group to reach the top after so many years. Because you were too reliant on Kareem Zachry. Now that he’s dead, it’s actually a good thing for your family.” Carl was annoyed. Kareem was still Chris’s uncle no matter wha

Katherine asked in confusion. Convel merely smiled. "I Could never raise me hand to you, Katherinet," he said softly. "Surely, ye should know that by now." Katherine scoffed. "Oh, no, you could never fight your own daughter," Katherine said, sarcasm heavily lacing her voice. "Nope, instead you just stand by while twelve of your lackeys do your dirty work for you." "Ye will understand one day, Katherinet. When we stand side by side for the good of our kind and ye see the truth."

Carter was a handsome billionaire who was an expert in controlling companies through his position as CEO of Graham Corporation in the holding company. The figure of J. Carter was a mysterious figure in the eyes of business people. He was known to be friendly but cold. He had good relations with all parties, but no one knew him personally. J. Carter was not a tyrant, but the opposing party would experience successive misfortunes if they tried to disturb him. It was difficult to read J. Carter's thoughts because his way of thinking could change at any time. But, of course, it happened because there were basically three J. Carters.

Scarlett’s POV “Tasha! Channing! What do you have for us?” I call out to two of my trackers as I walk toward the pack land’s northern border. They had gone out, following the unknown scent that the warriors had picked up. Cayden, Bree, Jacob and I are on our way to meet them as they return home. They both shift from their wolves into their human forms as Jacob tosses them both a shirt and a pair of sweatpants. “Well,” Tasha says as she jumps into the sweatpants Jacob gave her, “it’s interesting.”

she fumed. In the direct line of descent, only these two barely held the family together. The rest were all wastrels, lucky if they did not get themselves killed. "Madam Shayla, I heard the man's name is Kane from Wyverna, a powerful semi-Empyrean," reported one of the Carterly high-ups, stepping forward timidly. Bang! Shayla struck the person to the ground with her cane and stomped their face. "Worthless! The young master nearly lost his life, and you didn't even get into the enemy's background! What's the use of keeping you?"

He was an absolute first-class expert! At that moment, Naomi could not help but asked, “Sir Carter, you’re here too? Are you here to fight over an apprentice as well?” Master Leonard, Master Reed, and everyone else instantly showed a worried expression. If Zoran were to ask Darryl to be his apprentice and Darryl accepted, they could do nothing but look on in despair. After all, the Carter family was a family of cultivators that had been hidden for centuries and whose strength was not weaker than any of the Six Sects’.

His cheekbones were prominent from malnutrition. Jocelyn had never seen them before. "And you are?" she asked. The woman knelt, pulling her son down with her. Her eyes glistened with tears. "Commander Morris, Charlie was my husband." Charlie was the commander of the Northern Battalion's Drakonas Squadron. At the mention of his name, a flicker of panic crossed Jocelyn's eyes. She quickly composed herself, adopting a sense of familiarity. "Mrs. Carter, please rise!" Keira Carter's lips trembled. "No, Commander, please hear me out first. I am gravely ill. The doctor says I don't have much time left. I have come to entrust my son to you."

Carter scratched his neck, what was happening to him felt like they were in ancient times without technology that could be used. They had cellphones, couldn’t they just call each other? He wasn’t a messenger to deliver a message. Carter had no choice but to nod and leave. Hannah almost fell when Carter opened the door. “I’m sorry, ma’am, I didn’t know you were there.” Carter apologized, then left. Hannah stood up straight when Celeste saw her. Celeste ignored her and returned her attention to her sketchpad, but when she felt Hannah approaching her, she put what she was doing in her drawer.

"Carter should have told you I was coming. I am Flynn Cottrell." KK extended his hand and Flynn shook it. Leo watched the two, glanced at their hands, and frowned. "Kaden, I am hungry. Help me eat." KK turned, dropping Flynn's hand. "I just tried..." Leo glared at him. KK glared back. He didn't like these drugs, he couldn't control Leo as well as he could before. Flynn sat, waiting for Leo to finish eating. Then they got down to business. "Carter is at his house. Someone tried to run him off the road, I am assuming..."

said Ara worriedly, supporting Chairman Knight, who had halted them. He stood on his throne, holding his cane. “I’ll tell you the truth,” he stated solemnly as he sat on his throne. “Well, tell them the truth.” They turned to face Carter, who was entering the Knight Palace, emotionless. “We don’t have time because Scarlett’s memory of that night could return at any time,” said Carter, staring at Chairman Knight without emotion. “What do you mean, Carter?” He didn’t respond, instead staring at the Chairman, who sighed.