Kotlc Exile Novels & Stories

"Am I really going through with this?" "Milady," Eliana clears her mind and refocuses on the healer who has paused next to her ankle. His eyes are sad, his shoulders low. "I am sorry that you must go through so much hardship, but I must ask, what is your knowledge of the Kexon?" Eliana's brow furrows, "The werecats? They have been extinct for years." He bobs his head, "That is the popular thought, yes, but what if it is not true."

"Burning her here would make her a martyr to the rogue factions. It would create unrest among the lower pack members who remember her service in the archives. We need stability for the eclipse ceremony, not a public execution that could spark a riot." "Then what do you propose, Alpha?" the Elder hissed. Caleb looked back at me. The violet film in his eyes flickered, just for a millisecond, but his face remained a mask of iron. "I strip her of her pack status. I strip her of her name, her protection, and her rights." He raised his hand, pointing toward the eastern doors. "I sentence Elara to immediate exile in the Dead Lands." The hall gasped. Silas, standing near the back wall, took a sharp

Sylus would find us. ​Expulsion was a blessing in disguise. It kept Caleb isolated and gave me time to teach him how to control his wolf. ​"Fine," I said, my voice cutting through the tense room like dry ice. I pulled Caleb closer, shielding his torn shirt against my chest. "We accept your terms. He won't be returning."

He and Kieran had been searching for Tabitha, who loved him greatly, for two difficult months, but now, another kid was calling her "Mommy" Before anyone could stop him, he charged forward like a flash and threw himself into Tabitha's arms. "Mommy, I missed you so much!" Tabitha had already recovered from her initial shock. She stepped aside and avoided his embrace. "What are you guys doing here?" Just then, the system she had thought was gone spoke again. "Tabitha, the mission world is showing signs of collapse. As a result…" After the system explained everything, Tabitha finally understood what had happened after she left. Kieran had fallen back into complete emotional withdrawal.

He was calm, controlled, but his voice held the weight of a man who had something to prove. "Ladies and gentlemen," Tyler began, "the statements leveled against Samantha Blake are not only false, they are part of an evil and cruel series of actions to reach a goal to destroy her career. I've personally examined closely so the truth can be found the matter, and I have proof.. proof that these statements that someone has done something bad are lies, built on formed documents and lies. I am here today to tell you the truth."

He shoved me forward. I fell—tumbling into darkness, branches snapping, ground shifting. And then… Nothing. — I woke on cold earth, rain pattering softly above. The trees were dead here. Grey and lifeless. No scent of wolves. No signs of life. I was in Exile. I was Abandoned and Forgotten. But as I tried to sit up, something glowed on my skin again. The Luna mark on my shoulder flared bright—and the voice returned. “The lie has begun. But so has your awakening.”

A place wolves whispered about but rarely discussed openly. There were no packs there, no protection, and no alliances either, just endless survival and consequences. “Therefore…” My voice echoed across the assembly grounds. “By authority of Blood Moon Territory and in agreement with the High Council…” “Lily Maxwell.” “Maeve Maxwell.” “Fred Woodson.” “And all identified members of the Black Veil Network…” I looked directly into Lily’s eyes. “You are hereby exiled to the Deadlands.” “And for Donald Maxwell, he’s hereby sentenced to death. This is so that Lily would leave with the pain of knowing that the only thing she valued in this life was gone while she rotted in the Deadlands.” I added f

He asked, voice rough. “I came back,” I responded flatly. Elder Marrek’s eyes almost popped out of his head when he saw Kael standing right beside me, fingers locked tight like we belonged together. His gaze kept jumping from my face to Kael’s like he couldn’t decide who was the bigger nightmare. “You…” he started, voice cracking, “you were exiled. Permanently. You’re not allowed on Blackfang soil. Never again.” I opened my mouth ready to rip him apart but Kael stepped forward first. He pulled the scroll from inside his coat, red ribbon still tied, and held it up high so the whole council could see the Iron Claw seal shining under the torchlight.

Before turning back to Lilith, she whispered something back to Aaron, who then gave her a nod. Keira: This arrangement comes with a few caveats. Kendall will be stripped of her seat at the table. She is hereby exiled from Imperium and forbidden to have contact with The House of Assassins or any of its members. I reserve the right to have her exiled from Warlanda on the whole should the need arise. Failure to comply will result in immediate termination. Lilith: I have a few caveats of my own. The House of Hunter will personally locate Kendall to ensure that she's brought in safely. You will all be my guests until such time as Kendall has been found.

Rhett sighed helplessly. After a while of searching, I received a mindlink from one of my undercover spies. “Alpha, Alpha Elijah had started to block the exits, you need to escape now,” he said through the mindlink, and I had no choice but to escape. Now I was in the abandoned factory, our meeting point outside the Shadowfang Pack, and was ready to interrogate this piece of shit Theodore. “Theodore, you have broken the law of the werewolf community by escaping without authorization during your exile,” I accused him.