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“And what would you call placing the future of the kingdom in uncertain hands?” Kai did not hesitate. “Faith.” A ripple moved through the chamber. Vael’s expression hardened slightly. “Faith does not win wars.” Kai met his gaze fully. “But fear destroys kingdoms.” The words settled deeper than expected. Even Vael paused for a fraction of a second. Darius turned slightly, his hand brushing against Kai’s arm—a silent acknowledgment. But the tension had not broken. It had only shifted. Vael straightened. “Then allow the council to do what it must.”

"Here is the interpretation thereof; You my king, is a mighty king. You have all power and Dominion in your possession. And you rule over the Earth and your kingdoms. But after all these, another kingdom, smaller and more inferior to you shall arise. It shall wage war against your kingdom and shall win. Your kingship and Dominion will be taken away, your kingdom shall be divided. It can break into pieces and cease to exist. In a one day, all the things that we see now will no longer exist." He bowed. "These are the interpretations, my Lord." Roger was sad. How would everything he worked for fade away in one day? Why? "Your interpretations are deep. What must have been the cause of this and h

He looked so fearsome in his getup that Elena could barely recognize the man who ran after his wife all day. "A situation has called for our attention." He started. "Some people have been making series of disturbances outside of our Kingdom. They liken the blood kingdom to the other kingdoms, thinking we can easily be defeated and made to fear while forgetting why we are the most fearsome in all kingdoms. We should teach them a lesson, shouldn't we? The king said, grinning evilly while the soldiers hailed him.

Emilia asked the girl with a shaky voice as they entered her chamber. Aye, she wasn't scared of the oaf nor was she afraid of what he could do to her behind the doors when they are together. But she feared herself. She feared how she would react to him. That man wasn't like any other man she has encountered in her entire life. Yes, she hasn't encountered many, but still, from the few times, she sneaked into the village close to the forest which from every indication if truly that forest belongs to this Kingdom, that means the village would be nearby. She has never seen any man she was drawn to the way she is to this daredevil. "I beg your pardon, Ms, but a King is a man of few words," She hu

He had collapsed into the room, shaking with fear and barely able to speak, but we had managed to coax the story out of him. “The Phantom King… he’s alive, my Lord. He’s raising an army in the far reaches of the kingdom. A force unlike any other. They’re… they’re not after territory. They want only destruction.” I could see the fear in the scout’s eyes, and I felt a cold chill grip my own chest. I couldn’t fathom what it would mean to face this kind of foe. The Phantom King, an ancient warlord thought to have perished hundreds of years ago, had a reputation for wiping entire civilizations from the map. The stories whispered in every corner of the kingdom spoke of his merciless tactics—his th

Orester mumbled to himself as Myelin grabbed the hand of name and ran away to find a shelter. The Fated Kingdom was under attack by the Dark Spades as the people of the Fated Kingdom didn’t know that after the king’s death the alpha of the most feared group of people on their land would become their King. The army assigned to guard the kingdom at cost couldn’t survive as the Fated Kingdom was now conquered by the Dark Spades. People gathered around the coast as they saw a giant ship coming towards the harbour. There were many emotions in the people's eyes as the most dominant one was fear. They knew they couldn’t fight the Dark Spades without the King as their Queen hadn’t come out of the ki

I traced my finger over the borders, my mind racing with plans and worst-case scenarios. There had to be some way to hold the kingdom together. Some way to prevent another war. But the harder I looked and searched for a solution, the more I realized maybe true peace was just a dream. And the thought of losing everything felt terrifyingly real. I actually was not able to hear what Fabian was saying as he entered the room him I felt his presence, Fabian was silent, and was behind me. Initially, I observed him standing silently with his hand on my shoulder. I refrained from approaching him, I was unable. There was no room for compromise, of losing the kingdom. Still, I couldn’t look at him. I w

Kingdom: Ooo, I’m shaking in my shoes, cowering under my bed, hiding from little red riding hood, oh no, I’m so scared! I laugh despite myself. King is so ridiculous sometimes. Me: You should be scared, consider that a threat. Kingdom: Yeah, yeah, whatever. Kingdom: Duty calls, but I’ll catch you later. Be safe, okay? Me: I will. Kingdom: Good.

I asked, remembering the story I was told about the Fae that blessed the Alastians with their kingdom, but I had no idea it was because of war. "Yes, the war of the Fae, to put simply, was a time of grave famine crossing all of the kingdoms across Azara. The humans all came to be healed but soon our magic was wearing out and we have nothing left to give, they took that as selfishness and destroyed our homes and killed many of us. The magic users came to help but they failed as mass hysteria rose throughout our own Kingdom we had no choice but to surrender." As she spoke I could feel the anxiety and depression they must have felt all those centuries ago. "Okay, I understand that but how did t

"I want to understand your actual goals. Not the public relations version—the truth." Aria studies him for a long moment. "Very well. The truth is, dragons see the Fae Kingdom as the last major supernatural territory without a dragon economic presence. We don't like gaps in our portfolio." "So this is about completeness? Checking a box?" "It's about security. Dragons are strategic thinkers, Prince-Consort. We don't trust what we don't influence. An independent Fae Kingdom represents an unknown variable. We prefer known variables." "You want to control us."