Rebellious Disciple Novels & Stories

"I was left dangling off the side of a building—forty stories up—and you, knowing my fear of heights, said it was 'minor discipline'." "When I exposed Karen for plagiarizing my thesis, a moment where I was simply fighting for what was right, you were ready to turn your rage on me." "When Karen 'fell' down the stairs, and it was her own doing, you refused to believe me. You wouldn't even listen to my story." "And in the dungeon, if you had just taken two steps closer, you would have seen I was covered in my own blood." "But you, my love, casually told me that it was all for 'my own good'."

She had heard about the rebels, and she knew that they were skilled fighters who sought to overthrow the oppressive monarchy and establish a new, more just society. If anyone could help her, it was them. "I need your help," Karen said, stepping towards the rebels. "I need to get out of here and find a way to fight back." The rebel leader smiled. "You've come to the right place, little wolf. We'll help you. But first, you need to prove yourself. You need to show us that you're willing to fight for what you believe in." Karen nodded, feeling a sense of determination fill her. She would do whatever it takes to win her freedom and shape her destiny.

"Good boy. Now you're going to meet my friends and I'd like it if you got along so please make an effort." "I will, I promise!" "So, the tall scary guy is Marcus, the ginger guy is Thomas, and the guy with tattoos is Lucas. Lucas has a permanent sub, he's called Joey. He's the only short person there so you'll know who he is." "So scary is Marcus, ginger is Thomas, tattoos is Lucas and short is Joey?" "Yes, you have to be respectful to Marcus, Lucas, and Thomas because they are dominants but you can be more relaxed around Joey. Marcus is especially strict and will want you to be perfect," Nathan tells me seriously and I nod.

Maya cried out and Naya slapped her. "What's that for?" Maya glared at her. "To reset your brain. We didn't come here for this, behave Maya." Maya huffed and looked away, not throwing a fit anymore and finally going silent. "We need your help Jeremy," I faced him, and I became serious, taking a sit beside Naya. "What could you possibly need my help with?" He frowned, looking baffled. I exchanged smiles with the girls and they nodded in approval. "We are starting a rebel group and you're the only guy we're letting in on this," I informed him and he frowned.

"Goodbye." "What is a family disciple?" Four asked puzzled. The others turned to look up as well. "It is when someone gives them self over to a family member." Ren answered. "I qualify. As a betrothed member to her sibling. What a thing to do." He shook his head amused. "But she needs a better cultivation method."

It was clear he was disoriented, and probably in a lot of pain. “What happened to you, Rain?” White asked. “You used to be such an obedient student. You had such promise. Now, this Rebellion is having the success that it is because of you.” “Not because of me. I’m just one person in a large group of people who said that they weren't going to stand by and watch the world crumble the way that it was. We weren’t going to let men be abused and women be lied to.”

In a mystical world within the body of an immortal, a great ruckus was happening. “Master! It has appeared once again!” A good disciple knelt on the floor. He prostrated before his teacher which had given him his everything in short. This very man had saved him in the past and until this day, he has not forgotten his pledge of allegiance and service to this person. The disciple was content in doing so. He had no ambitions for himself, only to the happiness of his benefactor. To call him a slave was much more fitting than a disciple in this day and age.

I looked at the new companion wolf pressed tightly against me, radiating a powerful presence. His crimson eyes held an undisguised possessiveness toward me, as well as a hint of contempt for the "defective product". It was a stark contrast to Liam's weak but stubborn demeanor. He had even called Liam a "defective product", as naturally as if stating a fact. The air in the living room seemed to freeze. The color drained from Liam's face. He stared in disbelief at the new wolf whose arm was wrapped around my waist, then looked at me. His lips quivered, but no sound came out.

But he didn’t complain since he had his way anyway. But if he accepted Aegeus as his disciple it would be different. He could teach the boy what he knew, without including him in his team. But that would mean he couldn’t divulge the skills of his masters and their wielding techniques to Aegeus. He would just have to ask his parents to teach Aegeus. His father couldn’t accept a disciple because it was too dangerous. He had so many enemies that even his own family wasn’t safe, how much more a disciple. His mother’s criteria for accepting a disciple lay in their intelligence, not their strength. And so far the only person she had shown any interest in was Abe. Even Frederick wasn’t good enough

For years after her little sister was born Ruby Rowan was treated as nothing more than a servant in her adopted parent’s home. Miracle was praised, loved, and was seen as the “perfect daughter”. Meanwhile Ruby was verbally berated ,ignored, and was the family's punching bag. But then Miracle makes the mistake of taking away the last person she thought cared about her. Her boyfriend. Brandon Franklin was the ‘perfect’ man, handsome, caring, spoiling her with gifts and holding her while she cried. But that was all a lie. He was cheating with her sister, behind her back for three years of their five year relationship. But what happens when she's pushed to her breaking point?