Naruto Hates The Council Fanfiction นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Above all, aside from Iris and Beta Darius, he was one of the happiest people. My eyes darted to the front row. The villain of Eli’s life. The Council. I could not fully explain what the Council was thinking at this moment. Maybe they were not happy at all at the start of the events. They were wearing a gloomy expression on their faces and I fucking loved how it tortured them to see the person they wanted to oust was finally giving in to their demands. Do not get me wrong. I treated Elio as my enemy, but I also did the same to the Council. This power hungry does not deserve to continue serving the people. They had not truly given their purpose, but instead challenged the authorities.

Storming away from the balcony into her chambers nadir seats in her arm chair fuming with anger, she almost blew it off out there succumbing to her anger but caged it all in and luckily Jason left just before all hell was let loose, "What do they take me for? A puppet alpha?" Nadir had never liked the idea of having a council she always though it to be a dumb thing, she felt a council was nothing but just a waste of time why would she ask couple of dumb old people for permission before making decisions?,

I owed him that much after all. And I knew that he could never repay me, but the least I could do was show him support. For a long time he sat quietly without saying a word. He seemed lost in his own thoughts. After a while, he let out a long sigh. Finally, he looked up at me, his eyes sad yet determined. "If I'm honest... Yeah, the Council thinks of me as some sort of freak. They're not used to dealing with someone other than themselves, so when something like this happens to them... They kind of panic and start acting like this instead."

The room, once a tempest of objection, now simmered with a tense acquiescence. With measured authority, I addressed the council once more, elucidating the rationale behind this pivotal decision. The Lunari were not the enemy, but potential partners in a future defined by cooperation and mutual benefit. It was a vision that transcended the boundaries of class and privilege, a vision that held the promise of a kingdom stronger and more resilient than ever before.

“I think it already did.” He exhaled slowly, rubbing a hand over his face. “The third bond.” My heart skipped. “You know about it.” “I suspected,” he said. “I just didn’t want to be right.” He crossed the room, stopping a careful distance away, as though unsure whether touching me would break something. “Nalini, listen to me. The council isn’t divided because they don’t understand what you are. They’re divided because some of them do.” A chill slid down my spine. “What does that mean?”

"Wait, what do you mean by council intrusion?" "Oh sis, they are coming for you. probably on their way already this morning. I am surprised after our conversation last night that they didn't show up then. They don't give notice, they don't want you to be able to prepare. But lucky for you, I live in a magical forest that never shuts the fuck up. So sometimes it actually has something interesting to say" Nyra said shrugging her shoulders... "Holy shit my life is a cluster fuck, and wait... that is a thing? A potion to block council intrusion in my HEAD??"

Just lament my coaching comment that he’s putting in too much effort to fit in with the drunks drowning their misery. How in the actual fuck? Not frost like old-timer traditionalists say. Fuck, the Council thought it would be a good idea to make me a Senpai… Sweet baby Jesus. Talk about a test. I almost feel bad for the piss-ants that are about to be under my boot. Almost. 50: Sinn - Eye of the Storm

Nora smiled pleasantly at him before walking up the stairs with Jace. Nora felt them watching them as they continued up to the third floor. She was grateful when they finally made it into their room and she shut the door. “Who the hell are they?” She asked Jace, still looking at the door. “The council.” Jace growled. “The council?” Nora asked, confused. “Yes three waste of space men who were appointed to uphold laws and make sure all packs were run fair. They let it go to their heads and do whatever they want.” Jace growled as he began to pace.

I have dissolved and dissolved this council over and over again, but only fools have made the selection, and it just seems to me, that we are just like a big pack, made up of only fools, and no matter how many times, I dissolve the council I would still end up replacing them with fools… I only decided to honor the meeting, because it's been a long time since I last attended a governing council meeting, and these fools have been on my neck, ever since. Can't they see that I'm trying to avoid them? My piercing gaze swept over each member of the council, and I stared at them in a menacing manner. The air was thick with tension and I loved it. They kept stealing glances at me, and I just kept st

Finally, he shook his head, croaking, “No, Alpha.” Kade released him with a snarl. Darius collapsed to the ground, clutching his throat, eyes full of hate he dared not voice again. “Then shut your mouth,” Kade spat, turning back to the table. His hands pressed against the scarred wood once more, shoulders heaving. “The Council comes for us because we are strong. They will not break us—unless we break ourselves first.” For a moment, silence.