Kings Path Novels & Stories

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The king asks me in a warning tone. “Yes, of course. Why have you brought us here, my king”. I ask him as I look around and at what is in front of us. “To fulfill the word that I gave you. This is the secret passage but in reality, it is a maze. Some people say that it is a path that leads to death. Only the king and the army head know the way to get out of the maze successfully. My father, the previous king, had embedded the right path of this maze in my mind since childhood.

They turned away from the main road, veering toward the Old King's Road, a weathered path few commoners ever saw. The old king's road was an ancient, partially overgrown track; it was rarely passed except by the king, most times only during royal hunts. The reason Ragaleon had decided to take this lane was because it avoided the main city streets, letting the royalties slip into the forest without parading before the townsfolk. Creeping vines had begun to claim the walls where the forest pressed close, but the way was still clear enough for the king's host. Within minutes, the rumble of carriage wheels and the heavy rhythm of hooves vanished from the ears of the castle, swallowed instead by

I put my gun down and run before I leap into his arms. “Daragh, what the hell are you doing here?” I ask him as he tightens his hold on me and kisses my head before he sets me down on my feet. “This conference wouldn’t be a conference without the four Irish Kings now, would it?” He says and I look at the three men in dark suits and I know each of them. Ronan O’Malley, the king of the North, Cian Doherty, the king of the West, Cillian O’Reilly, king of the East and Daragh, is the king of the south.

Kylan As the king neared closer, True quickly lowered her head, and everyone behind her followed her lead. I stayed where I was, watching as the two paths joined together. The Bloodrose came from one side, and the king, queen, and their people came from the other. The king arrived first. “Your Majesty,” voices rose in unison. I heard fast steps behind me, and before I knew it Chrystal had run forward and hooked her arm through his. A scoff slipped from my lips. She looked too eager, too desperate, too pathetic…

Hotham asked and looked around. "What do you mean? You didn't see them?" "Who are they, Empaler Aegaeus?" "No, no." And he turned away. "Empaler, here we are," said Filia Matsya. "All right." And they followed into the kingdom hall. "Basileus Kousuke, Empaler Aegaeus is here," said the famulus. "I am coming," replied the king. When Basileus Kousuke came out and saw Empaler Aegaeus was stunned and stared. "Prince Cacao..." he said here.

he begins to explains, while unfolding the paper in his hands which actually turned out to be a huge map. He walks over to the table moving the folders to the side, the map was so huge it took up most of the table. I take a look down at the map to see red marker covered some parts, he points to a red circle in the middle of it. "This is the house the Kings mother was seen walking in, if you look not even a mile away, there is this vast wood spanning for miles" he says moving his finger along what he says is woods.

But I see that they are determined to follow this path. Prince Alexander: (with respect) Father, I ask you to consider our happiness and our determination to build a future together. We love and respect him, but we need to tread our own destiny. King: (after a break) If that's what you want, then move on. Know that the consequences of your choices will fall on your shoulders. I hope you are prepared to face them. The confrontation with the king was intense, full of tension and conflict of interest. However, Prince Alexander and I maintained our posture, defending our love and our determination to build a future together.

He took steps along a winding path, heading toward something not yet clearly visible. “Excuse me, Your Majesty, where are you going?” Before the towering gate, the guardian deity bowed upon noticing the king and prince in a most rare form—or perhaps they had never, in fact, traveled together without prior notice. “I want to introduce my son to the new zinnia garden. If it weren’t for Helios constantly stealing the pollen, he’d never taste nectar in his entire life.” A string of sarcastic remarks—among the harshest King Osso had ever uttered. Kingston paid them no mind whatsoever. He focused his attention only when he felt it necessary.

"Yes sir." I smother my smile, Tai's quip not going unnoticed by any of us. The King walks behind me, his title no longer meaning anything in the depths of this forest. Here, there are no other sounds than the fresh breeze lacing through leaves, or the gentle patter of rain on the rich earth. Even the creatures that dwell out here are deathly silence, keeping to the trees or undergrowth. "Remember, I'm the only one who can kill him. If he attacks, run," Marek tells me, pushing back bush for the rest of us to step through.