Lawless Servamp Novels & Stories

"It is the way it works. Those born of true blood need to come first. Those born outside of marriage may be bound by these laws but they are also considered to be the most dangerous. If they ever do attack, they don't have anything to lose, only to gain." "It still doesn't sound fair." "Sometimes Frost, What's right is not fair and what's fair is not right. You don't have to question the law or even understand it. All you have to do is execute it." Lord Jeremy glanced at Barlion and I realized he wasn't just talking about anyone. He was talking about his nephew. If Lord Viper hadn't married Sity, would Barlion be bound by this laws?

Gathering behind their Master, they knelt at his feet as blood dripped down their figures. "The last den of Lawless in the Black Fang Pack and human region." Jonis sighed emotionally. Eliminating an entire region of Lawless dens. This was...perhaps the one and only good deed, the ruthless demon of the Mediterranean-Euro Region, had ever done in his long life. "Hm." "You, why don't you sound satisfied? Could it be...you want to continue this massacre into other cities?" He gulped, now truly nervous. "Jonis, I don't know. Why would the Lawless known for their extreme caution ambush women in an alley? No matter how I think about it, this feels too strange."

He sat down in front of the few who looked the most doubtful, and made sure to impress the importance of letting go of ‘regulations’. “The law is important to all of us,” Seraph continued. “To me, most of all. But these criminals are hardened to the core. They’re not limited by laws or rules or honor. Not a single one would hesitate to kill any of us. And if we’re going to succeed over them, we can’t have laws and rules hamper us, either. Sticking to protocol is only going to get you dead, you hear me?” The dubious Peacekeeper in front of him nodded his head in understanding. He didn’t like it, but did his best to understand.

“Your sister is a legend? They call her the Illegal Gangster. Smart as hell, but has a heart of gold.” I shoved passed him, his gawking at the person who wants to kill me annoyed me. “I am sorry okay, but this is what I hear. This isn’t my lifestyle, but I love you okay. And if I have to sign a deal with the devil to protect you, then I will.” He thinks that this was a walk in the park. The power that radiated off her and those men, it was something that you couldn’t miss. “I am going to take care of it. We will get her, before she gets you.” He was making promises he couldn’t keep. He should know better. This isn’t his life; it’s never been his life. She was going to find out any day now, a

“Yeah, what do we really know about this guy? I mean, he offered himself as a fighter, but he said something that I can’t quite understand.” “What’s that?” “He said that he’d fight only if all our people were off the battlefield. Alrick, is he a berserker? Do we have one of those monsters in our pack? Running a tavern?” Alrick sighed and only nodded. “He promised me he’s in control of himself. That it only comes out on the battlefield, and he doesn’t stop until there’s nothing left living on the field. I’m thinking of sending him to NARC if they want him in reserve. You know, a last-ditch effort.”

Eric said in my head. I shook my head, met Alpha Leo’s gaze head on. “Is that our problem?” I asked casually, placing linked hands on the table. “Why so concerned about a servant?” I added slyly, eyes flashing. Alpha Leo seemed to falter. It was fun watching him as he froze momentarily before he leveled me with an angry gaze. “We are not only concerned about the servant. We are concerned about the lawless act.” “Okay.” I agreed, crossing my arms to my chest.

That insolent, royal arrogance he wore better than his damn clothes. Then he winked at Lianna. I didn’t even realize my hand had curled into a fist until my nails bit into my palm. The elders began speaking. And their voices sounded like stones grinding against my temples. The list of his crimes poured from their mouths with detached precision. “Assaulted a servant… sexually. The girl is with child. She has a mate… According to the Lycan Confederate Law, punishable by death… or banishment.” Hearing this sounded like it was happening all over again.

However, somehow his cold smile that didn’t reach his eyes, the bloods that tainted his armour, and the way he stood tall… Gray couldn’t help, but think of a beast that devoured any other animals in the woods. “Hm…” The ‘servant’ who also in his full armour followed closely and spoke, “He must have committed a crime, my Lord. Look, he is already tied up, ready to be executed.” “What’s your crime, kid?” The man, still with the cold smile, stared at Gray’s directly. Although he was afraid, Gray was able to answer back, “I didn’t commit any crime!” “Then why are you here?” “They’re making a wrong judgement!”

I smiled faintly and replied, "I'll pass." It wasn't because I still held a grudge. It was just that after settling everything, I suddenly realized that Elena, the lawyer, who had been working nonstop for four years, deserved a break. I merely thought that the legend of the undefeated lawyer could end with this trial in Ravenport. I had just reached the underground parking lot after taking one last look at the law firm when three black SUVs pulled up in front of me simultaneously. It was then that the car doors opened, and a middle-aged man in sunglasses stepped out. His suit sleeves rode up to reveal half a tattoo, the emblem of the Romano Famiglia in Vallenzia. "There's someone who wishes