Playing Cookie Run: Kingdom Novels & Stories

"Everything that Celestia and the Alliance have told you about this war and why it's happening is a lie." I narrowed my eyes on him, but he just took a breath before looking me square in the eye and continuing. "You saw the people in there. You saw how it's driving them mad, and forcing them to shift into their alter forms. The Beastial Kingdom didn't start this war; Celestia did. They corrupted our king on the day they were supposed to sign a peace treaty. They did something to him that forced his dragon to the surface in a blind rage, instantly voiding the treaty between kingdoms, and therefore restarting the war that we were trying to end. That king came back to the Beastial kingdom after

She announced. "Oh my, I have heard stories of your bravery all throughout the kingdom, I wouldn't dare fight you. You would surely win. I surrender to you oh great warrior," I said, bowing. Daerius howled and Maia cheered as he trotted around the clearing, his tongue lolling out the side of his mouth. I grinned and leaned backwards, completely content as I watched my children run around the clearing with my mate. I jerk forward when my back hits the cold bed frame instead of the rough bark of a tree. I turn around and swallow hard as reality hits me like a wave of stone.

He kisses me on the forehead, and I sit back down to devour my cake. “Thank you all for coming. Merrick selected each of you for this task of his own free will. We did not tell him who to go and ask for help from, so you must have done something special to earn his trust enough to help us with our task. What we are about to ask all of you is not something that has ever been done within our Kingdom before. I will understand if you would rather not partake, and you will be permitted to leave at any point if you wish not to continue. Our Kingdom.” He breaks off in sadness, and I instantly place my hand on his arm and continue for him from my seat. “Our Kingdom has been breached.”

Greeting Everyone! As you know, King of the Ruby Crown has come to its end! Thank you so much to everyone who was with me from the start, it's been a rollercoaster, and I'm so emotional because it has ended! This story was my baby, it meant a lot, and all your support meant the world. Thank you so much for everything far, and hope to keep seeing you around my books! Now that this is done, I will proceed and invite you to join me on the Journey of Dominique and Allorah on my new book Goddess of the Diamond.

Whatever's happening to me in this palace, I'm apparently not the only one who's noticed it. I don't have a wolf. I don't have the instincts other people apparently trust without question, the ones that would tell me plainly what's happening every time he stands too close, every time his voice drops into something quieter just for me. All I have is what I can see, and what I'm seeing doesn't make sense yet. I fall asleep still turning the word over. Vaelor. I don't know it yet, but I'm closer to the answer than I think. Meanwhile, on one end of the kingdom, a man sat scheming. Waiting for the perfect time to make his move.

"The Kingdom of Sealand, the Kingdom of Ordanta, and ... the Kingdom of De Kruk, Your Royal Highness." Gale said as he looked at the crown prince's face, which immediately changed. Kharel was silent, while Niall quickly responded, "De Kruk. The only kingdom that still has problems with our kingdom to this day." Seeing the strange expression on Kharel's face, Elliot immediately said, "No need to think about it. That's our kingdom's problem, it has nothing to do with this competition."

She trailed off, the silence heavy with unspoken alternatives. The King turned toward the great map carved into the marble floor between their thrones. The Raven Kingdom gleamed black on its inlaid surface, the Peacock lands a shining green beside it. "If he cannot bring back an alliance through marriage, then he must earn it another way. Land, wealth, loyalty — something Nox and all of the other Royals cannot dismiss."

“Aren’t they all part of the kingdom?” The maids exchange glances as if debating whether my question is dangerous. Then Kat clears her throat and looks at me. “If one day King Elijah’s heir isn’t the rightful heir to the throne, the kingdom will go to the pack that holds the title of King Alpha,” Kat says quietly. “But is there another pack that uses the name William? Because when we went to the castle, King Elijah said we would meet his family.” Kat shakes her head. “Only King Elijah and Beta Elena have the name William, as far as we know,” she answers. “We don’t know about the others, my queen.”

"You dare to come here, you fool. Do you think you can defeat me? You think you can ruin my intentions?" "I will defeat you, Kingdom," I responded, my voice unwavering. "I have no idea what you want or what my pack has done to offend you, but you aren't going unscathed." Kingdom laughed, a harsh grating sound that reverberated through the forest. He raised his hand, and the shadows danced around him, forming grotesque shapes that clawed at the air. "You are nothing but a pawn, xander, a puppet in my game. I am the master here, and you will bend to my will."

Hopefully. "There are things that you must learn in this kingdom. You must first learn the ranks and positions in each kingdom so you can know your place. As you might know, the king ranks the highest. Followed by the Queen, then the Prince and Princess." His lips moved as he talked. His eyes glued to what he was reading. This guy is really serious about this. My gaze darted to the bag of cookies on the table. I silently made my way towards it. "Are you listening, Princess?" He looked up from the book that he was reading. He raised a questioning eyebrow at me. Face a mask of seriousness as he looked at me. I don't need to be a mind reader to know that he didn't appreciate my lack of interest