Kingdom Of Heaven Knights Oath Novels & Stories

Of course, she was grateful for the fact that it was Athelstan rather than some Pagan, as not only did she feel safe knowing he was appointed to be her guardian angel but also closer to home. He refrained from initiating any conversation, observing how utterly exhausted she seemed. So, he simply bid her goodnight before leaving her to grapple with a restless sleep, her thoughts swiftly morphing into haunting nightmares. Her mind seemed to replay the darkest events from her past, intermingling and reshuffling them in a way that left her breathless upon waking in terror. The knight who once tried to violate her but failed materialized in her dreams, succeeding this time, inflicting harm repeat

He turned to me, his silver eyes locking onto mine, and the full, crushing weight of his allegiance settled upon me. “Your Majesty,” he said, his voice ringing out in the clear, cold air, a vow spoken before the gods and his warriors. “The Great Uprising is upon us. The time for waiting is over.” He made a fist and slammed it over his heart in a salute so powerful I felt the force of it in my own chest. “Snowrest Pack will ride with you, Alpha King...”

He walked to the window. Looked out over the city. Lights flickered below. Alive. Unaware. A faint, humorless smile touched his lips. “So…” His voice was low. Almost thoughtful. “The king of the underground.” A pause. His eyes darkened slightly. “My son.” The words came easier this time. Not softer. But accepted. His head tilted slightly. “If he rules…” A breath. “Then I rule.” Not dominance. Not greed. Something else. Recognition. Blood. Legacy.

James said, “Though the Elixir Gathering has begun, the Sanctuary did not make any move. They must have sensed that something was amiss. I want you to tell them that everything’s alright in the Pavilion and that they have the green light to proceed.” Benedict nodded and said, “Sure.” James said, “I don’t trust you that much. So, swear a Heavenly Oath.” Hearing this, Benedict did not hesitate at all and immediately swore a Heavenly Oath. Seeing this, James was relieved. Though the Heavenly Path could no longer control a Grand Emperor, this did not mean that Grand Emperors could do as they please. Otherwise, they could be annihilated nonetheless. Thus, even a Grand Emperor was bound to a Heave

He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and began to speak: "I, Samarth, in the presence of the Almighty, my Lord and God, do solemnly swear and promise that I will faithfully and justly govern this realm, upholding its laws and sacred customs, and protecting the rights and liberties of all its people, as the Creator of heaven and earth has entrusted them to my leadership. May He bless me with wisdom, knowledge, and understanding to govern this great people with compassion and integrity. May the Lord our God reign supreme over us, for blessed is the kingdom whose king seeks divine guidance and wisdom." As Samarth finished his oath, the crowd remained silent for a moment, then erupted into ch

I feel his warm lips crash into mine and I completely melt into his embrace. One hand travels up my back, the other wiping my tears from my cheeks, as his arms grow tighter around me. “Monsters will never make my Queen quiver in fear, they will never make her cower, and they will never lay another fucking finger on her.” His words sound like an oath. “I vow that sacred oath, my Queen. As long as I am around that will never be something you have to worry about.” He says, the love just pouring from his lips.

I need the soldiers in case other kingdoms try to takeover. “Fine. First swear to me, on your armor the loyalty.”, he smirks kneeling before me. His sword drawn out at my feet, “I swear to the armor, to the sword that I hold. I will hold on to your plan. Me or the army under me, won't kill a single man of yours, and once you kill King Benjamin, I sign my fidelity to you.”, I tap on his shoulder accepting his loyalty. The oath of loyalty is one of the strongest any warrior can hold, nobody knows if it is right or wrong, all I know is they would be cursed to die with their own sword if they break the promise.

CHAPTER 10 Nova Sterling Point Of View “Stop fighting, or I'll break your other wrist!” The guard twists my hand as the mouth padlock on Kieran's jaw closes. His golden eyes - usually sweet like sunshine - now burn wild like a trapped animal. Then, the priest steps forward, raising his hands to the moonlit sky. “Now we speak the oath, by the bond of the soul, the blood of the old, and the law of the moon.” He declares in a deep and steady voice.

Taking a deep breath I untangled my hand from Leonidas and stepped ahead and kneeled in front of the Bishop just the way Astraea explained to me and Lowered my head as I felt total silence and realised that The crowd have stopped Cheering as soon as I kneeled. From the corner of my eyes, I notice all other kings and Nobel men standing along with their partners as they looked towards me. I felt Leonidas stepping a bit closer to me as the bishop holding crosier stood in front of me. " Do you solemnly swear to aid your mate, His High King Leonidas Knight, In all matters of governing and protecting and keeping scared traditions of our world according to our ancestors, and rules?" The bishop ask

With the army's attention drawn towards the berserker, Kent sneaked towards the city while the marines and knights screened the charging soldiers. He made his way on what was left of the makeshift bridge and a broken barricade. The sight of dead civilians was too unsettling for a knight to see as it breaks every rule and code made by their founder. The Knights’ Code states that for every innocent and defenseless who died in the battle between the knights and their enemies, a prayer of peace must be offered in order to allow the innocent to pass into the heavenly realm. Sadly, there was little time to mourn the dead as he moved through the streets – passing through several soldiers of the New