Lust Knight Novels & Stories

Straight up the man of my dreams. “Who are you?” I asked, finding my tongue. He snickered, then was suddenly in my face. “Your hero,” he said, minty breath blowing on my face. “Uh… I guess,” I said, distancing myself from him. What was he doing in the forest, naked of all things! “I meant to ask your name.” “Rigel,” he replied. “Rigel Johnson, Head Gamma of the Red Claw Pack and your knight without an armor, Luna.”

Lisanna started telling Cassandra everything she knew. “Those boys following them are Jet Crane, he is a warlock, Liam Wright, a werewolf from the West, and Oliver Hunt, a vampire. Jet currently ranked number 4 while Liam was 5, and Oliver was the second,” Lisanna said. Cassandra listened intently. “And those mean girls are Judith Lockhart, a witch, Krystal Knight, a vampire, and Joana Redwood. Joana was also a vampire and she was obsessed with First,” Lisanna mumbled. She ate the remaining piece for her food while looking fat Cassandra's reaction in front of her.

After sprinting into the toilet and closing the cubicle door behind her, Gwen sat on the toilet bowl as tears slid silently down her face. She knew she would never have the chance to escape again. Meanwhile, outside the toilet, Luke emerged from the announcement room elegantly, one hand in his pocket. He wore a white suit jacket draped over a navy shirt, and his skin looked sickly pale, which made him look weak and ill. Based on his looks alone, no one would even think that this was the man who had conquered Sea City and Merchant City. However, Luna had watched with her own eyes as Luke beat Liam, one of the most notorious gangsters in Sea City, to death.

Without wasting another moment, and not giving it another thought, Stacy searched for room no 706. As she found the room, she swiped the white card and the doors opened. She entered and saw there was no electricity and saw there was a holder beside the door which looked like the card's size. She put it on the holder and the room lit with light. A smile spread across her lips because it was the first time she entered a royal suite. The room suddenly looked royal. White paint with designer carvings on the corners of the walls. The bedroom was detached from the drawing room and there was an open kitchen. The whole room had golden lights and the couches looked classic with the maroon color. It w

Rain “Sapphire?” he said again. People slowly gathered closer, drawn by curiosity and shock. Some of them stared at me openly, their faces pale, their eyes wide. Those who looked the most shaken wore small blue badges pinned to their clothes – the symbol of the Lycan King’s court. The rest only looked confused, glancing between me and him like they were trying to understand a story that didn’t make sense. “Sapphire… you’re alive?” a woman whispered.

Luke narrowed his eyes at Kait, and stepped forward to touch her face. “Don’t resist.To be touched by me is an honor worth at least several million.” Kait’s body stiffened, and she could not react at all. Harvey intervened and grabbed Luke’s wrist with his right hand. He said indifferently, “Then you better don’t resist too. To have your hand broken by me is an honor worth tens of millions.” Crack! A second later, a spine-chilling sound filled the air. Harvey had broken Luke’s wrist in an instant.

“You have to listen to me attentively. Do you understand?” My heart skipped. Was this it? Was she finally going to tell me everything? “Yes, I understand…I am all ears,” I said quickly, sitting up properly. “Lustre comes from a rare species of wolves… the seers and mages,” Amber began slowly. “She has a gift, but Lustre lost that after an incident with Sebastian last season… Did he tell you?” “No… nobody told me,” I said, wiping my face, now fully attentive. Amber sighed.

“Better than what I expected. But still from what I see they lack motivation. For us to get the best out of them, it'll depend on the fire in their gut, and whether we give them something to believe in.” I grunted. “Then we make them believe.” Kael gave a knowing smirk. “That’s what you’re good at.” He wasn’t wrong. I know how to rally a troop of wariors behind me. “And the scouts?” I asked. “They're smart. But their loyal,” Kael said. “But not to Zephyr. To Lucy.”

If Idris Raed hadn’t stepped in, the Lycan Commander would’ve had no choice but to accept me. In the end, her son ruined my plans. And yet, the woman had the nerve to look at me as if I seduced him. “And you think I’ll believe your words?” Chuckling mirthlessly, Luna Nazia’s gaze turned sharp. “Either way, I’ve already warned you. My son’s Luna can only be his true soulmate.” Raising out of her seat, she brushed off her skirt. I scoffed. As if any dust could be found here.

"If he's part of the team that has the magical staff, I'm afraid my magic will be useless. As I said, the staff can yield very powerful magic… it gives the wielder godlike powers. I can't undo the spell if it was done by the person with the staff." I sigh, massaging my temples. This whole issue is giving me a headache. "So I have no choice but to beat it out of him?" I say more to myself than her. Lyson's betrayal will always hurt me. I took him like the little brother I never had. "He won't speak but I've just remembered I’ve got a lead. There's someone selling magical fireballs but he's not a mage. His business is booming since he's feeding on people's fear of Lycans and claims the firebal