Knight's Oath Kingdom Of Heaven Novels & Stories

I said staring at their brightened eyes. “ Your wish is our Oath, your majesty” They all chorused at the same time. Whoever this is, should watch out. Just because The king is on the battlefield doesn't mean his Queen is unprotected. And when I finally lay my hands on this lady in black, I won't have mercy.

“Daughter of Alpha Rowland of Moonlit Pack. I have come here in peace, and in peace I will remain. But I will not kneel. My loyalty belongs first to my father, to my blood, and to my people. If my sincerity must be measured, let it be by my actions, not by the bend of my knees.” The hall erupted. Gasps, sharp whispers, scandalized murmurs. The firelight seemed to crackle louder, as though the flames themselves had been shocked by my defiance. I held Harold’s gaze. “Instead, I’d declare the Healer’s Vow. Your oath binds the body, the healer’s vow binds the heart. It is recited standing, hands unshackled… so the speaker cannot be forced to promise what her spirit won’t keep. If you mean to wel

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

Noah whispered, “Ace?” “Stay where you are.” Something beeped. Once. Twice. Then every computer screen in the office switched on. A message appeared across all of them. YOU SHOULD HAVE LEFT THE PAST BURIED !!! Noah’s blood ran cold and immediately had a cold feet Ace stepped toward the nearest computer. Another message appeared. NOW THE KINGDOM WILL FALL. Then the screens went black. For several seconds, neither man spoke. Finally Noah whispered, “I officially hate tonight.” Ace pulled out his phone.

“But kneeling is not the same as loyalty.” She did not look at him. Her eyes swept the crowd instead, the sea of wolves bowing to her name, the fractures hidden beneath the surface. He was right, of course. This oath was not the end of anything. It was only the beginning. Nicole lifted her chin, and for the first time, allowed herself to howl. The sound tore from her throat raw and unrelenting, carrying across the stones, into the mist, into the bones of every wolf present. The courtyard erupted in answer—howls rising to meet hers, clashing, harmonizing, drowning out the silence that had haunted them since the war. It was a sound of allegiance. It was a sound of warning. It was the sound of

I look at him in confusion before lifting my eyes to Finn and asking, “Benjamin, what?” “I, Benjamin Creighton, warrior of the βρυκόλακας (Vrykolakas) kingdom, pledge my full loyalty to Emma Mason Princess and future Queen of the βρυκόλακας (Vrykolakas) kingdom. I pledge to serve, protect, and defend you to the best of my abilities, and I will willingly follow any orders given by you and only you. I pledge to willingly give my life to save yours.”

They could not risk having the revelation from the temple cause chaos and ruin not just to the nation but to the church that the priests love the most. “Stand back, Priest,” a knight unsheath his sword as he stands in front of the priest. “Put your swords back; His Highness is still in his right mind—” Daimon was about to finish the sentence when in an instant, they found the priest pinned against the wall and the King in his transformed form. “A prophecy, huh? Is your saint not satisfied with my brother’s death?”

A greeting or a warning. The knight bowed deeply. “Princess Alessia,” he rumbled. “I will escort you.” Kael stepped between them. “I walk beside her, not behind.” The knight did not move. “The King permits one guardian.” Kael’s voice sharpened. “You don’t decide his permissions.” The knight straightened. His visor shifted slightly as though studying Kael. “You are the Shadow Guard. The King acknowledges your loyalty.” Kael’s fingers twitched near his dagger. “I need no acknowledgment.”

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

The priest ordained them to be like water, to propagate the living and wash away the sins of the Kingdom. The Princess, who tried her hardest to control her emotions, began to cry. She might not utter these words aloud before them, but she always called them her sons in her heart. She gave the priest fragrant oil and used to mark the knights' foreheads with a cross. The priest anointed them and reminded them that all men are created equal; the oil represents healing. There will be many issues the Kingdom will face; they are to be their protectors and healers of the land. A unending responsibility they will take till the day they die.