King Arthur 소설 & 이야기

Just as I reached them, I heard a voice behind me. "Look who's here to save his lover," Arthur sneered, his eyes gleaming with malice. I turned to face him, my gun still clutched in my hand. "I'll not let you hurt them again," I growled, my eyes locked on Arthur. Arthur sneered at me, his face twisted in contempt. "You think you can stop me? You are at my mercy. I have taken down all your men. I am the king, and Spencer is my son. He will do as I say, and he will marry whoever I choose for him."

I’m careful not to flinch or break eye contact, regardless of my body’s instinct to shrink back. Arthur puts his muscular form between his father and I. “Enough, Father. My queen is right. Charlotte has clearly been through more than a rote ordeal. Besides, I am the one with the enemies to worry about…you’re retired.” Charlotte schools her voice immediately back to melodic. “Arthur, you’ve become the Alpha King?” He turns to face her. “Yes I have. And I guarantee you are safe now.”

Arthur turned back to him, “Kai is your heir. You won’t leave this house alive unless you transfer everything you own to him. And Andrey will make sure it’s done. If you want your woman and that child to live, you’ll listen.” With that, Arthur left the house. After issuing several commands to what was now his former pack, he headed for the city center. Now that he knew his girl was alive, he was ready to drag her out—even from the devil’s claws. Andrey insisted on accompanying him, but after losing the argument, he handed Arthur homemade explosives instead and declared that the pack now belonged to him. A towering building rose over the heart of the city. Armed guards stood at the entrance,

How calming compared to the expanse of silent sky behind him. "I will not take my own life," he whispered flatly. I blinked rapidly. "Ah… okay, sorry for being so rude to you." The distance between reality was further shattered by a brief, hollow laugh. "Not entirely wrong. Besides, I was already dying." "Excuse me?" Arthur held one of my shoulders, looking down dejectedly. "Before I run out, I want to leave all this wealth behind." He looked up, smoothing his hair, leaving behind a natural sexiness, while I, dumbfounded, understood with trepidation.

"Make him stop." Fight him, Elias. He’s weak. He’s just an echo. A leftover imprint from when we touched him in the vault. "Echo?" Arthur laughed, throwing my head back. The sound was jarring, discordant. "I am the King! You are just the vessel. And now..." Arthur’s control shifted. My right hand suddenly moved on its own, snatching up a letter opener from the desk. "We are going to reclaim what is mine." He drove the letter opener into the desk.

***** Somewhere across the city, in a room with a small window and no identifying features, a man sat in the shadows. He was older—weathered by years of war and loss. His presence filled the room even in silence, heavy and oppressive. He sat perfectly still, waiting. A door opened behind him. Footsteps. Someone entered, bowing slightly. “Sir.” The man in shadow didn’t turn. “Speak.” “The scout was spotted near the Blackwood gala. Inside their territory.” A pause. “And?” “The heir was there, Alaric Blackwood. And his father.” “I know who they are. Tell me what I don’t know.”

“Oh, Nova’s fiance is here,” Father utters as Kingsley and David walk toward everyone. “Alpha Arthur!” Kingsley rushes toward Alpha Arthur. The two give themselves a tight hug like long lost friends. My eyes widen as I stare at the scene right in front of me. So these two were so close. How was it possible that I was the only one who didn’t know Alpha Arthur? The only things I knew about him was what I’d heard a copy of people say about him. Funny how those things turn out to be false. Alpha Arthur has been standing right in front of me ever since we were pups, but I never noticed him.

Elaine could hear Andrew’s footsteps fall in time with hers as he caught up to her; it only took a few long strides. When they first entered the academy, they had been practically the same height, but it had been a lifetime since the scrawny strangers had first dueled. Andrew was taller and seemingly stronger, but Elaine still had her unceasing strength of will, quick wit, and skill in combat. They were the best at the Artharian Royal Academy, the single most important school in the entire kingdom of Artharia- at least to all who went there. Unlike what many may initially assume, the school was not for the children of the nobility, but, instead, it was the place in which their protectors wer

Arthur giggles hearing me say that. “I should’ve known that you won’t satisfied with me. I am the one who is missing you, I really want you to get back and pay your losing bet” he laughs so hard and I throw a pillow at him. I was hoping he’ll forget about that bet. A day after arrived in this village, he and I made a bet about who will be the first to be involved in the love affair here, at that time I held Kathy's name, while Arthur held Anneth. And now it was clear that it was Anneth who had a chance to have a scandal with Dave. My defeat required me to accept all of Arthur's orders for 3 days. I don't think it's going to be difficult, considering that Arthur also always wakes up at 1 pm s

he yelled furiously. "You never said a damn word! You were too busy kicking me in the ass!” Rainer spouted back. The guard backed off and sighed, “It’s Arthur. My name is Arthur Pendragon, and I’m required to keep this on at all times.” “Wait. Like the king from the legends?" asked Rainer in awe. The elevator stopped and the doors opened to the floor that Rainer was familiar with "You talk too much." Arthur said as he stepped out. “I used to not say much, but I’m starting to see that was a bad thing.” replied Rainer.