Naruto Hates The Council Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“Tsk, we can take care of these things ourselves' ', Shiloh commented. Except for the werewolves, he also hates the councils, I think if i were not his sister he would hate me too but too sad, I am one of his siblings. Kidding aside, he hates the council because he said it to me once that we lack in leading and protecting the people in Cromoria. In some part of that, I agreed with him but he should know his boundaries because as the leader of the council, I am doing my part. I compose myself when they walk near to us but me and Shiloh step backwards when we feel the urge inside of them. The urge to kill us! What the hell?! “Why are you here, Caden?”, I asked him using my authoritative voice

Nicholas’s POV The council had ended now, but the tension still clung to the air like smoke after battle. I was still not comfortable with the plan at hand but it seem like Anastasia mind is made up on helping the pack, I also want her to help the pack, but I don’t want her to do that by risking her life in such a dangerous way.

“As you’ve stated, Rendall has taken your place. I can’t possibly return it to you because you are my brother. Over the years, Rendall has proven himself worthy of that position. I believe people under him won’t like it if I implement a new change.” “Perhaps you wanted me to work for the council, no?” I asked with a wide grin. Nash’s face changed in an instant. Gone was the mask he put over his real face. The hatred in his eyes couldn’t be hidden anymore. I bet he wanted to kill me. “I can’t let you join the council either since you don’t have the experience to sit with everyone in the council.” “I can always learn.” “I said no!” Nash exploded. His Luna immediately went closer to him to rub

he said, his voice laced with anger, "we have had enough of your disobedience. Your actions towards us are unacceptable and we will not tolerate it any longer." I stood my ground, refusing to back down. "I cannot help the way I feel," I said, my voice steady and resolute. "Eden and I have a connection that cannot be ignored." The Council members exchanged glances, their faces hardening with anger. Finally, the head of the Council spoke again. "Very well," he said, his voice dripping with malice, "if you refuse to reject her, then we will simply get rid of her ourselves." I was mad. I knew that the Council was capable of unspeakable acts, and I feared for Eden's safety. But I also knew that I

My heart tightened as he continued, “The council and I agree that Alpha Orion’s time has run its course. His decision to make Anita Luna—especially at the cost of your mother’s role—has pushed us to a breaking point. We need someone who can truly lead. Your mother’s pleas haven’t persuaded you, but I think, deep down, you know this is the right thing.” His words were like poison, slipping into my mind, each one carefully designed to ignite doubt and anger. I wanted to turn away, to leave this place, but the council members’ watchful eyes held me there, waiting, expecting. I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was being cornered, forced into a trap that would be nearly impossible to escape. “Wh

The chances of convincing them otherwise are slim. “So, tell us, Alpha,” he says, his arm sweeping toward the rest of the Council seated at the table. “Why the hell are we hearing rumors that you’ve taken this human as your mate?” His glare burns through me, and I glance at the other members. From the looks on their faces, they’ve already made up their minds—Katarina has to die. Nothing I say will change that. “I have my reasons, Uncle…members of the Council,” I say.

he whispered dramatically, stepping inside before I could answer. I sighed, leaning back in my chair. “Ragnar.” “Yes, yes, it’s me, your faithful friend you don’t deserve.” He shut the door with an exaggerated flourish and dropped into a chair without invitation. “So, tell me. What’s gnawing at you this time? The council? Or maybe…” His grin widened. “…a certain girl?” I shot him a warning look, but he only chuckled. “The council,” I said flatly. “They want me to take a Lunar. As if my personal life is theirs to control. My kingdom is mine to lead—not theirs.”

I didn't even want him to show any sort of submission towards me , just an ounce of respect we were all going through this, not just him. He glares at me and I glare right back. Eventually, he huffs and looks away. " Sorry " he mutters under his breath. Vance taps his chest , and nods at his brother. Before dropping his hand off of his chest, "So what about the council ? Should they not be able to intervene here ? " I shook my head at the pack's lead warrior who we brought in for the meeting. He was in charge of all the other warriors . Vance answers him " The council is corrupt. Fay, her sister, had been living with the council for years. She had them on strings like puppets. I was visiting

“Care to elaborate, fearless leader?” I looked at each of them, letting the words settle before I spoke again. “The Council is untouchable because they control everything—the power, the laws, the way people see the world. They think they’re untouchable because they’ve spent centuries making sure no one even thinks about fighting back.” I straightened. “So we stop going at them like this is a war we can win with swords and fire. We tear them down from the inside.” Silence. Then Bastian let out a low, humorless laugh. “You want to infiltrate the Council?”

“And you know this. No matter how much daydreaming we do, we just have to come back to reality. A pretty ugly one at that too.” He stilled, and only when he did that, did I realize that I'd actually voiced my thoughts out loud. I cursed myself next for even opening my mouth, and if I had the power, then I wanted nothing else but to turn the clock backwards. “Of course.” His hand tightened at my hip. His touch wasn't tight enough to hurt me, but just firm to show me that his hatred for the council ran deep. Deeper than I actually thought. “The council,” he echoed, his voice hardening.