Parabatai Oath Novels & Stories

The signature looked about seventy percent similar to my usual handwriting. “And next to it is Dr. Hamilton’s official stamp.” “Look!” Shannon said loudly. “His signature is right there, along with Dr. Hamilton’s stamp of approval. How could he possibly claim he had nothing to do with the medication preparation?” Jonah quickly chimed in, his voice full of performative outrage. “Officer, I can testify! Milo has always been jealous of my relationship with Shannon. He’s also jealous that I’m about to be promoted to attending physician, so he deliberately killed Mr. Nichols just to ruin my reputation! Just yesterday, he even told me that people like Henrik Nichols, who exploit others, deserve to

“You forget your place.” “I remember it all too well,” she said quietly. “And I remember the oath she took before the moon. The same oath that burns in her daughter now.” The tension cracked like thunder. The other Council members shifted uneasily. Vale’s voice was tight. “What oath?” Seraphine’s eyes lingered on me. “The Oath of the First Blood. To protect what the Council feared most—life beyond the Alpha line. The bridge between command and creation.” Cassian frowned. “That sounds awfully poetic for something that’s currently killing Hunters.”

I cried into my pillow at the wee hours of dawn and after letting myself out, I dressed up and went ahead to orchestrate my ruin. My parents asked me several times before the signing and taking the oath if I still wanted to go ahead. I answered with enough enthusiasm and then we went on with the first part of the alliance, the blood pact. I signed it binding myself to him and if you were ever to break a blood pact, there were adverse punishment. The only way it could be broken and sidelined is if there was a disastrous occurrence and in the case of an unnatural mating, the death of one of the parties. Despite knowing all these, I agreed and created a bond with Terren.

“They’re about to do the salute. You’ll notice they’re facing the direction of the Imperial Palace.” “The salute?” She wouldn’t have to explain. Just then, every one of the mages opened their mouths and began reciting the Oath as one. The words were so ingrained in her memory from her own years of schooling that she couldn’t help the nostalgic smile that curved her mouth. …to serve is freedom… …forever loyal, forever true… …Fealty to the Empire and all it means for the great people of… …joined to the spirit… …we live to serve.

WTH! "Do you Omega Luther Luke swear an Oath to protect and serve My Mate Luna Abijah with your life and Wolf to the best of your knowledge and abilities?" Luther answers him sternly. "Yes, Alpha!" "And if you break this Oath. Do you understand that you will have to forfeit your life and the life of your Wolf as well?" Luther swallows hard and shivers but nods curtly agreeing. His voice changes and I can hear his Wolf also. "Yes, Alpha. We understand and agree that our life will be forfeit if we fail to perform our Omega duties to your Mate, Luna Abijah!"

“…that from this night forward, my loyalty belongs to SilverShade Pack.” The torches crackled in the silence. “I swear to protect this pack, serve this pack, and never betray it.” The crowd watched her like hawks. “If I break this oath…” She paused only for a breath. “…I accept death as my punishment.” The square fell silent. Elder Markus began speaking, reciting the ancient words of the Luna oath. His voice echoed through the square. “From this day forth, before the full moon and the witnesses of SilverShade…”

She had no other options left. Alex gently wiped away Kathy's tears and placed her hand on his chest. "I swear on my life to serve you loyally and never betray you." This was the highest oath in their tribe, requiring a blood pact. Breaking the vow would result in a violent death. Kathy didn't interrupt him and let him continue, looking at him helplessly like a trembling little animal.

"No Luna is obliged to swear such oaths. I will never do it." Seeing that I refused to do what he told me to, he scoffed as he left the hall. The last thing he said to me was, "I'll only mark you when you come to your senses." Iris barked, "Never!" Staring after him, I frowned. The patrol leader, Asher Cross, cast me a mocking look. He sounded impatient as he urged, "Luna… No, you aren't our Luna yet. Noelle, hurry up and make the oath. None of those who disobey Alpha Cassian will fare well."

Eyes widened, breath stolen. Then the world shifted. Darkness swirled around them, thick like fog. But they weren’t in the chamber anymore. They stood together in a memory not their own. They saw Ronan—kneeling before a blood altar, carving the spell into the earth, his hands soaked in crimson. A false bond forged through a drop of Diva’s blood and a strand of Derek’s hair, bound under a moonless sky. The spell linked them, tethered their fates without consent. They felt the binding pull of it—the chains pressed against their souls, the way it had fed off their pain, their anger, their longing.

Osiris said. "I Viva Bazin, daughter of Alpha Romulus Bazin of the Moonlight pack, pledge to always listen to my people and help them in time of need and protect them in time of trouble. I swear by the moon goddess that I won't go back on my words." Viva said the oath. "It is done," Osiris said as he let go of their index fingers and the three of them faced the silent crowd.