Kingdom Keepers In Order Novels & Stories

“Harder,” I moaned and breathed hard, my fingers locked in Jörgen’s hair as he drove into me against the cold stone wall of the old storage room. The air smelled of dust and his sweat. Every thrust scraped my back against the rough surface. I was soaked, shaking, trying to stay quiet while the rest of the pack house slept two corridors away. His mouth was at my neck, teeth grazing, one hand pinned my wrist above my head. I could feel how close he was; tight, controlled, the way he always got right before he finished. “Ughh, fuck! You’re mine,” he growled against my skin. “Say it!” “Yours.” The word came out broken. "I'm yours Jörgen." I meant it that night. I had meant it fo

Year 801, Day 48. Map on the table. 7 Kingdoms. 6 white. 1 black. Bone Kingdom. 49% white, 51% black. The only place that voted to keep Command. Not because they loved it. Because they were afraid to stop. Its King, Kargoth Bone, 60 years old. Never lost a war. Never asked a question. His order that morning, shouted to his 20,000: “Obsidian lies. Asking is weakness.

Ezekiel frowns at me, “I’m sure that’s not what he mean-“ However Fred is already talking, “The Records Keeper Clan has been completely demolished at this point. Ours is the only pack still standing.” His face is white as a sheet as he continues, “They’ve been coming after us because we were the first to figure out that the Order never stopped existing. We cleaned out our packs of any infiltration and started gathering knowledge about ways to defeat the Order.” I can see that Ezekiel wants to stop his friend from talking because of how weak he’s beginning to look and I stop him when he tries to interfere, shaking my head. The older Alpha catches my meaning and he purses his lips but lets Fre

Jia, Fiadh, and Zuri all scurry behind me quickly, leaving me feeling exposed. "Once in line, please listen to the following order. This order is selected randomly, so please do not fuss about where you are placed. Kea, Bronkark, Vaal, Peulo, Makskin, Earth, Cok, Hassin, Frole, and Shikaz. The males will not be ordered by planet but by rank. Once you are seated, your champions will be allowed to enter. Please take your seats," he says, and I maneuver us behind the group of Makskins being led by Zor. "This is it."

The king asked for a gathering where he was going to hand over bounty to him, but before the day came, he died as he was old and died while sleeping, the king physician said he suffered an illness and it had taken his life, without wasting time, his eldest son was crown king and he refused to give the one quarter of the promised land to the man who did captured the brothers, every elder advised him but he refused, and he said the man was not a citizen of the kingdom, and such gift was dangerous to be given to a stranger, and when the man was interrogated he said he was a citizen, and that he was the statue called keeper, and had been keeping the kingdom from evil a long time ago, he told the

“One, if Japheth killed the king to take over his kingdom, how is he not currently the ruler? And second, how is my child an extraterrestrial kingdom ruler when my husband is a common Earthling?” “Nelacos, you have asked two particularly good questions, and both I shall answer. The reason father sought to hide us is because unless a rightful King’s direct lineage is completely eliminated, another cannot take over total rule of a kingdom. The rule would be limited to only the wasteland areas of a galaxy, not the fully developed kingdoms. Which means that even if I had met my demise on return, Japheth would still not have been able to rule Etherios due to you and your spawn.” Etheria adjusted

Hannah smiled a bit as she withdrew her hand, it hurt to realise her grandmother had been through alot. "Sabryinth, aside from being a seer, is the keeper of the woods she brought you to. She is a kidemonàs. where sabyrinth is from, this means Guardian. they are the keepers of sacred grounds. A guardian doesn't always have to be a Doe. It could be a horse, or a dog, or a butterfly even. But a guardian nonetheless, and a very strong one for all that." Martha saw how Hannah took in everything she said with wide eyes and laughed.

I do the same thing, placing my sword on his right shoulder, “I dub thee twice, I dub thee a King. From this day forward, let no blade touch you, save that you reply with honor, courage, and prowess. We command you to succor the defenseless, seek justice for those of every station, and maintain the honor of your Order. I Queen Lamia of shifters, hereby grant you the title: King of Mir. A kingdom that has been without leadership for far too long. Arise King Tobias Eyota of Mir.” Tobias stands, looking at me with confusion and awe, “Lamia,” He whispers at a loss for words, “I don’t…” “Just make sure you live to build that kingdom up,” I say as he towers above me, tears in his eyes. “Your turn

What in the name of the creators? His eyes expressed all the surprise he felt, but he didn't let them falter his steps as he marched dauntlessly towards them. They were all standing, including the princess, and finally, he was standing in front of them. "People from the Gada Kingdom" there was a grunt at the end of his voice. A smart person would know he was having a spiteful feeling seeing them there. "To what do I owe this pleasure!" Princess Martha looked around, not looking for anything in particular.

“I am the Keeper. You’ve awakened the Sanctum. That alone proves your bond is more than flesh—it’s prophecy fulfilled.” Cassian stepped forward. “Then tell us what comes next.” The Keeper’s hood shifted. Though their face remained hidden, they turned toward Althea. “What comes next is war. Not of swords or magic—but of truth.” The Sanctum began to pulse around them, every mirror alive now, showing different parts of the realm—council chambers in disarray, cities watching the skies, the mortal kingdoms stirring. And at the far end of the chamber, a massive stone door began to shift and groan open.