Kingdom Keepers In Order Novels & Stories

Poor Azak came back to find us all having separate conversations about this new revelation and had no idea what was going on, until I told him. He looked to Rayan for confirmation, knowing that he would have heard me explain Genevieve's revelation, to which Rayan grinned and nodded at him. Genevieve took the opportunity to tell the room that she had no plans of interrupting the lines of succession in her kingdom, and that she and Rayan would retire their crowns when their Timekeeper children came of age to takeover their respective kingdoms. She stated that her children would be able to rule over their kingdoms knowing that no issue was insurmountable because they could always call on mom an

It’s almost dark, and he is doing his usual end-of-day checking of the things I have learned. “All the human families who served and gained recognition during the war are given their own kingdoms to rule. So, from a single Kingdom, humans are divided into different lands. And the Pitchford is the thirteenth Kingdom founded since the war of hundred years ago.” “And the name of the original Kingdom?” “Orttenburg.” “Correct, tomorrow, we will—” “Harbin!” I look at the sound of the voice. It’s Theo. “King Eugene Theo Pitchford,” Harbin starts. “You are not allowed in this room. You have other documents that you need to finish right?”

Fate cannot stop love from growing like a storm floating in me. As we grew older, Mark and I followed in the footsteps of our father's king to take over everywhere. Gradually the territory of Arina expanded, and the number of herds was suppressed more and more. Most of them agreed to be slaves to Arina. I'm Mark's brother and the next king will be me. But no, I know my father's king intended to pass it on to Mark. He said that me so cruel; had no humanity. Unfortunately, he doesn't know; my whole heart just pays for Brucer. I will never give love to those who are worthless to me.

His shoulder touched mine. Orochi reformed on our left, wounded and furious. The first king stood on our right. Three kings. One broken courtyard. No crowns. The first ocean roared below. Raiken looked at Orochi. Then at the first king. “You both want the same thing.” Orochi wiped black blood from his mouth. “Careful.” “You want the world to need you.” The first king’s face hardened. Raiken lifted his sword. “It does not.” The first king attacked first.

A smile nearly formed on my lips, until I noticed my wolf’s expression. She looked worried. Very worried. “What is it?” The question escaped before I could stop it. The Keeper answered instead. “Time.” The single word chilled me. The darkness cracked. For the first time, I saw glimpses of the outside world. The balance was collapsing. The fracture had widened beyond imagination. The First Queen was fighting beside the Nameless King. The Voidborn battled creatures made entirely of darkness. The Forgotten Ones were no longer kneeling. They were swarming. Thousands. Millions. An endless tide, and standing at the center of it all was Kael. Blood covered his armor. Silver light blazed around him.

Chapter 5: Marriage II Third Person’s POV The bright yellow hue of the horizon mellowed to orange as the sun slowly hid in the embrace of the clouds. The grand manor of the Valerius king family stood at the central territory of the Rogue capital along with the Cavalier king family and the Sanguis king family. The central territory is home to the nobles, generals and the wealthy citizens at the top of the Rogue kingdom’s hierarchy. The black ivory walls of the grand manor shone with a repressed authority.

The warriors of the First Kingdom stood together once more. Then Finn pointed his blade toward the Primordial Darkness. His voice rang through the ruined palace. "Royal Guardians..." The wolves answered as one. "...form ranks!" The chamber trembled. Not from fear but from hope.

"And then we have the regular Alphas, Lunas, Betas, and Gammas within each pack. They manage their packs, but still answer to the higher authorities like the Alpha Captains and ultimately to Blaze." "The hierarchy ensures that every level of the kingdom is well-managed and that there's a clear chain of command. This structure helps maintain order and allows for efficient governance across the entire Werewolf Kingdom." Astrid took a deep breath, feeling the weight of her impending responsibilities. "It sounds like a well-organized system. I'm eager to learn more and do my part to support Blaze and the kingdom." Felicity smiles warmly. "You will, Astrid. And remember, you're not alone in this.

Allison could feel that Matilda and Emily were getting along well, heck Emily is a fucking chatterbox. A sudden knock on the door broke the tension, and Emily hastily opened it, revealing the two Masters, Leonardo and Namiro, their faces twisted in anger. Emily cowered, bowing and stepping back, as the Masters and their guards stormed into the room. "Search everywhere!" Leonardo barked, not allowing Allison and Matilda to finish their greetings. Allison rose from the bed, shock etched on her face, and pulled Matilda aside, letting the guards ransack the room. They tossed things aside, searching for something Allison was unaware of. A guard even climbed onto her bed, trashing it, and a pictur

She questioned looking at him a bit concerned, she thought she had seen every room in that beautiful underground Kingdom. “Yes, the Keepers Ward, it’s just this way.” He moved a purple tapestry to the side and opened a hidden door. “The Keepers Ward is a place in the kingdom for children of the realm, some have lost their parents, others were abandoned, and few were left because of birth defects amongst other things.” “Oh my,” She gasped, putting her hand over her mouth as she headed down the narrow hallway following behind the Ealdorman.