Romans & histoires Naruto Hates The Council Fanfiction

Diana sighs in exasperation. “The Council disagrees.” “The Council is stupid and close-minded and solely focused on maintaining their power. They see you as a monster because you’re a threat.” “I can’t wait until we find them,” I growl. “The demons will find them eventually. We just have to be patient and prepare for the war we’re going to start.”

He observes me like a predator as he speaks further, “They hate me as a king. They’ll hate you for being my mate. Deal with it.” His words confuse me. Being the king himself, his council hates him? His own council? How is that possible? How do they even function? I won’t be surprised if Arles did something grave to upset them but there’s no sense in them hating me. Yes of course they could hate me for being his mate but I am not going to accept him.

I turn angrily at the dumbass. “Of course. None of them want to go against the Clan Council”. "But I do ?" “It's no secret, Pusscat, that you are not exactly enthusiastic about our lifestyle. It is also said that you bear a very old grudge against the Council for their decision to ... ".

And yet Elena was acting as if her dead adoptive sister were about to waltz right through the front door and take everything from her. The following morning, I found myself sitting in the stuffy chambers of the Alpha Council. The room was just as old as most of its current inhabitants—creaky wooden floors, an even creakier mahogany table in the shape of a crescent, and the most uncomfortable chairs known to man.

“Is it possible to dismantle the council?” “Yes, it is possible to dismantle them. Lucian is at the head and that is why it looks tough. But the council needs to be broken up, they are up there spinning affairs and controlling the fate of people. Refusing to see beyond the traditions, the hate, and their fear.” “They refuse the idea of peace, they refuse the idea of togetherness, they refuse the idea of oneness. We need them out of the way if we want this province to thrive.”

She spread her hands, the mist swirling around her like smoke. “…now the Council will do our work for us. They’ll destroy him, piece by agonizing piece, and no one will ever blame us. He’ll suffer—and we’ll be free.” For a heartbeat, silence reigned. Only the faint thrum of engines at the gates and the distant crackle of radios filled the night. Then Lucian exhaled, a sound caught between disbelief and bitter amusement. He shook his head slowly, a humorless laugh slipping past his lips. “That bastard,” he muttered.

I never insulted you "she defended herself as Weston carried her up. and she giggled excitedly . *** "why do I feel like you are not even doing this for your son ?" the leaders of the council's asked looking at the Luna who was seated in the alpha seat . "Am not doing it for him,am doing this for myself, whoever that is not comfortable with it , should just start leaving my council's of elders ,"she said looking at the 12 elders that she had assembled . "I don't think I can do this , instead of you to rule me , I would rather let , alpha Cate to rule me instead "an elder said standing up .

“The Council sentenced you to death for being too powerful. Dangerous. For mating with a male they can’t control.” “I’m not asking for their approval,” I said. “Only your neutrality. Or better - your strength. War is coming. The Council doesn’t just want me gone. They want the future to look like the past. Controlled. Obedient. Hollow.” Alpha tilted his head. “And what does your future look like, Luna?” I met his gaze. “Free.” That word hung between us like a spark waiting for dry wood. He took a long sip of his drink, then finally nodded. “I don’t like the Council. Never have. They put my brother on trial for marrying a healer. Said it weakened our bloodline. He left his title and never cam

But whatever we thought we had, wasn’t enough when pride kept swallowing his tongue. He'd told me to stay back, that he would confront thee council and fix things, but it's been hours since I heard from him. Hours since he promised me a fantasy dressed in a nightmare. I was done waiting. It wasn't news that members of the council didn't like me. If they were to catch whiff of the fact that I'd flunked their orders, I had no idea what they were going to do to me, and I didn't want to know.

“Thank you. I will provide a detailed report of our findings for the council to look over and deem whether or not to resume the discussion of war.” They all nodded to me, Jurl glared though, angry that I got my way. I reached out and retook the note, putting in back in my pocket. Backing away, I turned and headed back down to the ley line. Tatiana put her hand on my shoulder just as I jumped. The green forest replaced the white walls of the council chambers. “I hate Jurl. I’m going to just bury him in a ditch one day and no one would miss him.” She chuckled, patting my shoulder. “You really shouldn’t let him get under your skin so. He is in line to be council after Huern.”