Royal Family Bloodline Novels & Stories

Now, despite his reluctance, he had no choice but to give up the position of head of the family to Julien, his eldest son. If it weren't for the three centuries of the family's ties with royalty, Harrison would never have considered meeting the Nordic Queen Helena in his current condition, with his mouth and eyes askew. Meeting Helena today before handing over the reins was his final effort as the current head of the family to strengthen ties with the Nordic royal family and to secure a royal bloodline infusion into the Rothschild lineage. By this time, with the help of the medical staff, Harrison had changed into a neat and sophisticated bespoke suit and was half lying on the bed waiting.

While I spoke with conviction, I knew the challenges were monumental; my mother was living proof. But in my case, it was a Lycan Princess, part of the untouchable Regal bloodline, and the sheer confidence the Royal family had placed in my parents. Royal Lycans were always unquestionably pure-blood, a stately representation of the Lycanthrope race. I forcefully pushed those thoughts away, grounding myself back in the casual camaraderie with my two friends.

They could take a chosen mate, but it wouldn’t be the same. Dawson always promised to find us during the Blue Moon though, especially when he realized how weak I was becoming. Right now, I feel as though I am on the brink of being human and I don’t know why. There has always been a female conduit in the royal family. A woman capable of transferring the power of the royals to other royal family members or their fated mate. That’s how the blood line has never died out. My heritage goes back centuries. If my gifts are gone, how will my boys help the family? It is truly disheartening that the gifts granted to my family by the deity will simply vanish. Right now, though, I need to help the Doctor

The founders of the great kingdoms and duchies on the continent can all be traced back to the bloodline of the sons and daughters of the gods, collectively known as the Divine Bloodline, and only the Divine Bloodline has the right to found a country. Whether they are field dukes or hereditary honorary dukes, apart from important members of the royal family, the rest can all be traced back to the bloodline of the descendants of legends or creatures of the same level, collectively known as the legendary bloodline, and only the legendary bloodline can be made dukes.

“You got it. The protectors served directly under the Royals. They vowed their lives to anyone in that direct bloodline. Your direct pack was very small. Mainly consisting of the late main family and a few servants who came along later. Side packs grew, such as mine. The true royal blood with special abilities only got passed down through the eldest female. Other siblings either stayed to maintain the family and serve. Others built up their own packs. My great, great, great-grandmother from about three hundred years ago was one of those siblings. She built her own pack with a strong and gifted Alpha, but the strong connection to the main pack stayed until eighteen years ago.” Well, this sure

you say half sarcastic. "You guys?" she snorted. "He has brothers in need of wives" "I apologize for my forward, speaking, your majesty. I guess I will never get used to the whole royal thing in this modern day and age," you apologize. "Makes two of us," she chuckles, trying to put you at ease. "Why do they need royal blood offspring? Surely there are enough Lycan women around?" you question, not understanding the importance of your royal blood. "It's all about keeping Lycan the strongest. It is believed that if the royal blood gets filtered too many times that it will make the down lines kingship authority weak," the queen patiently explains.

"Father, he found out that he isn't the father of the kid." He shook his head. "After a year already passed? How did he know?" She sighed deeply. "The kid doesn't have the royal mark." The bottle of portion he was holding fell off his palm. "I never recalled that. Its a tradition that the bloodline will have a mark as a proof that they're still stronger than anyone…and that warrants them to keep ruling because they're still the strongest." He turned to his daughter. "So, your son won't get the throne without that mark."

"Look at the pattern under his skin. Look at the triple-crown symbol. My grandfather saw it once in the ancient scrolls. It only appears when the bloodline reaches a level of pure, absolute dominance that hasn't been seen in five hundred years." "A birthmark can be faked, Henry," Elder Logan argued, stepping forward, his eyes narrowing greedily as he looked at Zach and Heidi. "A rogue pack can use dark magic or chemical stains to mutate a pup's skin to make a claim on the Alonso fortune. We are the Supreme Council. We do not judge the royal line based on a patch of glowing skin." Logan turned his harsh gaze toward Duncan. "If these toddlers are truly your biological children, and if they car

"The blood of kings was tempted." Kael stiffened beside me. "You mean my family." "I mean a king." The distinction mattered. A great deal. Kael folded his arms. "When?" "Many generations ago." The prince exhaled slowly. "So the Blackwood line is responsible." "No." The guardian shook his head. "One man is not an entire bloodline." Kael fell silent. I understood why. If one of his ancestors had helped weaken the seals, then everything his family believed about its history rested on a lie.

The brother of the father she had never known. Behind him came two royal enforcers—Guardians of the Crown. Ancient wolves, their ages impossible to guess, their bearing radiating the particular stillness of creatures who had seen centuries pass and would see centuries more. They were sworn to protect only one bloodline: the royal line that Luna had only recently discovered ran in her veins. The king ascended the steps with the unhurried confidence of someone who had never needed to rush. He stopped before Luna, close enough to study her, close enough for the family resemblance to be undeniable.