Kotlc Exile Novels & Stories

“Let’s say you get exiled for something incredibly bad, like murder…” “Yeah?” Celeste’s brows shoot up. “Well, let’s say they end up marking someone. Is that a bad thing?” Ariah frowns. “No, because that’s unheard of. Once you’re exiled, you lose your power. Without power, you can’t access the spiritual realm. You can’t mark anyone, period.”

“You demand blood from betrayal. Then let him live—but stripped.” The silence is absolute. I press on before fear can choke me. “Take his rank. His bond to the pack. His claim to the Moon. Cast him out—unbound, powerless, alone. Let him live with what he’s become.” Liam stares at me like he’s never seen me before. The Moon considers. For the first time, I feel uncertainty ripple through her presence. EXILE IS NOT BLOOD. “It is worse,” I whisper. “For someone like Kael.”

" At that, Ethan collapsed to the ground, his gaze empty. He was nothing more than a hollow shell of his former self. As for Chloe, her fate was far worse. She was exiled by the Council to the desolate Wastes of Bones. She would spend the rest of her life there in loneliness and suffering.

Kate had tried to fake a collapse to avoid the pack's reckoning, but they had dragged her out of the hospital ward anyway. She and Cole were exiled together. His pack members had asked, through intermediaries, whether I would allow trade and resource exchange to resume. I said no. Some people simply didn't deserve mercy.

“This was the last command of prophecy. You twisted it to control others.” Lucien didn’t look away. “And what will you do now, child of the eclipse?” Selene’s Voice Cut Through the Room “I won’t execute you.” Gasps. One elder even stood in protest. But Selene lifted her hand. Calm. Controlled. “I won’t repeat your sin.” Instead, she turned to Marcus. “By Crescent law, exile is a path reserved for those who no longer belong but still live.” Marcus stepped forward. His voice was rough. “You’ll go to the Silent Wastes.

I looked away from him, blinking away the tears gathering in my eyelids. Silence swelled in the stadium. The tension was thick in the air until Declan spoke. “Very well…” He heaved. “I, Declan Mitchell, Alpha of Embercrest, sentence you, Luna Serena Mitchell, to exile from these lands-” “Declan, what the fuck are you doing?!” Gerald hissed, but his protest died down with the murmur of the pack. That sentence was worse than a public execution. Nothing awaits outside of this land but death. We are in a time where humans know about our existence and weaknesses. They’ve been hunting us like it was a sport.

“ I've never—. Vulcan waved his hand to interrupt her. “Enough lies. Then with a firm hard voice he turned to Rylan. “Alpha, your pack is waiting for your verdict.” Once more the audience fell silent. For a long time Rylan remained silent. He clenched his jaw. At his sides his hands clenched into fists. Selene watched him in the hopes that he would turn to face her and that a feeling would awaken inside him. His voice however was brittle and tight when he finally spoke. “I, Alpha Rylan of the Nightfang Pack, condemn Selene to exile. She will be thrown into the Silverwood Forest.” The audience let out a collective gasp.

I was curious about this alpha that had taken control of the unclaimed territories, but there was no way I would become someone’s omega ever again. “I choose exile!” I shouted. I noted a quick look of astonishment on the man’s face, but he quickly composed himself. I could try to claim that this was my land, but I really wasn’t in the mood. I kept telling myself over and over that I started over once, I could do it again. “Which pack are you with?!” The one that threw me to the ground growled, and I thought that was it. My birthday was now going to be my last damn day on earth!

LILY POV I ran into my apartment, and my shaking hands caused me to fumble with the keys. I felt an increased heartbeat, and a jolt that was similar to seeing a ghost. No, worse than a ghost. Isaac. He was back, and he owned the entire Equinex Company and Equinex Lab was just a part of it. I had walked right into his territory without even realizing it. How could I have been so blind?

“The council doesn’t know about you yet. Your presence… it will change everything.” I nodded, nerves tightening as we stepped into the open. The air shifted instantly, heavy with tension and power. The elders of the pack turned, golden eyes flicking toward us with sharp interest, murmurs of recognition rippling through the gathered wolves. Kael’s shoulders squared, his presence commanding attention even before he spoke. Damon and Lucian flanked me, their eyes scanning the crowd, protective, ready. Kael’s voice carried over the pack, deep and authoritative. “The exile of the firstborn is lifted. The truth has been revealed. And the bond has been claimed.”