Roles In A Kingdom Novels & Stories

She nodded and I added, "You should know that I am a group head. Like owning a territory. Likewise, I am royal here. My cousin brother is the King of us all. It is common here not in your country but it is here. Like whatever my cousin brother said it will be executed as per his command. So we all called him Alpha King." Her eyes sparkled with excitement and she asked, "Really, then what are you? A prince?" I denied her, "No I am not. Due to the fact that I own my territory, we use Alpha, Beta, and Gamma roles. So I am an Alpha." She asked, "Because you are the head." I nodded and she said, "So you are Alpha David." I smiled and said, "Exactly." and added, "My manager, not Shank. I have to g

It seemed that June’s sacrifice broke not only the curse on our bond, but on their bond as well. I had felt so much pride when the elder and the keeper placed the crowns on our heads. The weight of the responsibility was intimidating, but I knew I could handle it with Juniper by my side. The best part, though, was that it wasn’t just our coronation we were celebrating. No, we were also celebrating Finn, and Drew, and Dave, and Leo, as they had all also taken oaths for their official positions within the kingdom of Volkor. Finn as the beta, Drew as the gamma, Dave as the head warrior, and Leo as the head of my royal council.

SOPHIE COULDN'T believe her ears at what came out of King Ragnar's lips. "This is to be your place," he spoke. "You can come and go as you please." "That's impossible," she said, her eyes reflecting her confusion as she searched his face for the truth, but his eyes betrayed nothing but the crafty thoughts Sophie had yet to uncover. "It is," he confirmed. "Remember? I am King." "But what about my duties?" she asked, taken off guard.

“My king, it might be better if someone from Sigma or Phi did this; they handle matters of education.” If I order Victoria to teach Delilah, is that crossing a line? I don’t think so. After all, I’m the one with the power. No one can object, and I do this, even if it comes at a high cost. Being Alpha King means overseeing the royal wolves, which consist of Alphas, Betas, Gammas, Deltas, Sigmas, Phis, and Omegas. Betas serve as each Alpha’s right hand and trusted advisor. Kingdom security is usually handled by Gammas and sometimes Deltas.

Just to clear something up, the other realm is the supernatural universe, and the seven kingdoms are like the seven continents, but each continent has its own leader, like a king, each continent has many covens, covens would be like a town, each town has a group of council members with one in charge, like a mayor, these council members are there to make sure every supernatural being is looked after, that no one breaks the rules, but in the end it is the kingdom leaders who are in charge, and they make the rules, the council members have a set of additional rules if they wish. if you have any questions please leave a comment and I'll answer.

“So that little slut last week wasn’t actually from the South Smythe Islands, was she?” Mila frowned at the passing mention of Isabella, but said nothing. “So what if I’m choosing to do this?” The King continued. “It’s none of your business.” “We are sworn protectors of the magic in all the kingdoms,” I declared. “That makes it exactly our business.” That caught the King off-guard. Clearly, the news of our newly-established roles had not yet made it through the borders of Abernathy. “And what are you going to do about it?” The King purred. I leaned back in my chair, staring down the King. “What about a duel?”

Time for a life he had almost forgotten he was allowed to want. Harper watched the rapid calculations processing behind his calm exterior. "You would effectively be off-grid," she added. "That's what I call the specialists who operate outside our normal chain of command. You don't exist in the company directory. You don't answer to middle management. And when there's a massive problem standard systems can't handle, my office calls you." "And when the systems are running smoothly?" "You go live your life."

Eliza spent twenty-two years believing she was ordinary—until the king appears with an impossible truth: she is his long-lost daughter, the missing princess, and heir to a kingdom she barely remembers. Returning home should answer the questions surrounding her past. Instead, Eliza is given sixty days to make a choice that could shape the future of the crown: choose a husband from three men already tangled in the royal succession. There’s Drew, the quiet man who makes her forget about crowns entirely. Jacob, the intelligent and steady choice who may be better suited to rule than anyone expects. And Jay—charming, unpredictable, and dangerously good at making Eliza question where trust en

I shot back. His smirk vanished instantly. The room held its collective breath as the tension spiked. Takoda looked over at me for one long, unreadable moment. There was something intense shifting in his golden eyes—not pride, but a deep recognition, as though I'd just stepped onto a dangerous path he'd hoped I would find entirely on my own. He turned his back to me, facing the council tables once more. "The Founders created a kingdom," he said, his voice carrying through the chamber without any visible effort. "They did not create independent rulers." He rested his palm flat against the ancient parchment. "They created guardians."

They were the backbone of this kingdom, the sword and shield that protected us from our enemies. And even shields would break, and swords would break. "The world is changing," I began, my voice echoing across the field. "The balance of power is shifting, and we stand at the centre of it. Our Queen, Hailey, has the future of this kingdom—three heirs who will unite our people and bring a new era." A murmur passed through the crowd, a sense of awe and determination lighting their faces. But with that tomorrow comes danger," I continued. "There are those who would watch us fall. Who would destroy all that we have built? We can't allow that."