Regressing With King's Power Novels & Stories

“Maybe it wasn’t an error. I might no longer be a king, but I still have the power that comes from royalty.” His reply gave room for more confusion within her. “I do not understand.” He came to stand beside her, his gaze locked on the open sea ahead as he spoke. “When one is crowned alpha king, his power isn’t the only one that gets multiplied, but also his family and I’m speaking about his brothers, sisters, children and mates if he has any. That’s why Edward is the strongest beta in the kingdom, just because he’s the king’s brother. The extended family only received royal rank and title, but powers do not flow towards them.” He turned to her, “What I’m saying is I might have lost my crown

I can't believe he's doing this," I whisper. "So my father told me that if I didn't step down as King, he'd have to take drastic measure to prove the kind of evil man he is in order to protect himself, so for my sake and the sake of my loved one, I will be stepping down as your king and handing over the crown to my younger brother Christopher." I turn and look at Archie, "Take him to me now." I get up from the couch, grab my purse and make a run for the door with Archie right behind me, we jump into the car and speed to the parliament.

One hundred and Six The rogue king laughed in his mind. It was almost too easy. Brighton wasn't really that bright, he thought. The minute he heard the plan to sacrifice a child for power, he jumped at the offer of more power. He shook his head at him. It was funny already that Brighton expected the power to be shared. The king wanted to laugh again. The power was solely for him. He wasn't going to share with anyone. He planned to be the most powerful creature, and he didn't plan to rule with any of the people he had with him.

I thought that with phoenix back, I could protect the pack without thinking of the decision-making aspect. Darted worriedly. What if I fail to make a good decision in the near future. I might've proven myself worthy of the position, but I could also prove myself unworthy with any slight mistake. Besides, I had never been a ruler before, I had no idea how it was being one. I was practically just following my instincts for now, but the more I sat down to think about it, the more worried I became.

Cade's eyes widened slightly, and for the first time since I stepped into the room, I saw genuine panic spread across his face. Every Alpha knew the authority of an Alpha King. Removing an Alpha wasn't some empty threat thrown around in anger. I had the power to make it happen. And everyone in this room knew it. Cade lowered his head slowly, his shoulders falling in defeat. "I understand," he said quietly, his voice rough. "It will never happen again." The fight inside him had finally disappeared. I stared at him for another second before giving a small nod. "Good." I turned toward Sebastian. "Untie him and his men after a while. Make sure they leave without causing any trouble." Sebastian i

"And Aris—or Daphne—don't wait for the next summit to show your hand. The world is much more fun when you have the right partner to explore with." I watched him walk away, the night air finally feeling clear. The thieves were in cells, the crown was back on the rightful head, and for the first time in three years, the road ahead wasn't a steep decline with broken brakes. It was wide open.

"Please stop!" Both kings froze. They turned their heads together, staring down at me with shocked, furious expressions. "Silence," Riccardo gritted out, though his chest was heaving as he fought down his wild instincts. He took a step back from Leonidas, smoothing down his shirt. "The arrangement is settled. Leonidas will take the first evening with you today. Tomorrow, you are mine again." Leonidas looked down at me, a dangerous, slow smile spreading across his scarred face. "I look forward to it, little Fae. Let us see how long your frail body lasts around a real king."

"No, but it will be far more severe than mine. You're the King of Kings. When my ancestors are upset with me, it's the entire ocean that is angry with you. The massacre of the Southern Pod and the hunters from the neighboring Kingdoms. A King and Queen lost their lives. An entire Kingdom was killed. That's like two million or more merfolks. All those souls. Children, babies. All that bloodshed is on your head. You are the King. Your duty was to keep them safe and you failed because you didn't accept the grand power." Grand power? What the hell was this grand power? "The grand power?" Mitch rubbed his chin. "Isn't King Rainard dead?" "He is," Soph tapped on the table. "But, he's revealed hims

Just the presence of those men made him realize that there was something he was missing, that something was wrong in his marriage, but whatever it was, he was finding it hard to click it into place. "My Lord, My Lord!" A guard ran into the palace. The ministers and the strange men all turned to face the guard. He was panting heavily, his sights set on the strange men instead of the King he had called out for. Immediately the King recognized who he was. His wife's brother had come to meet him the other day and offered him a proposal he felt he would find hard not to accept. He told him that he could help his kingdom become the greatest, even more significant than the blood kingdom. He showcas

"This is not just about me. It is about the future of both our kingdoms." Marlowe leaned back, regarding her with disdain. "You speak of the future, yet your actions are obviously driven by petty revenge and personal gain. You are a princess, yet you grovel before me like a common beggar. Do you think the Middle Kingdom would ally with such weakness?" Victoria’s eyes flashed with anger, but she kept her composure. "I am offering you a chance to weaken the West Kingdom and strengthen your own. My father’s rule is crumbling, and with your support, we can bring about a new era."