Royal Thieves Novels & Stories

Aurora continued, "I can't say for certain whether His Majesty is involved, but according to what our scouts have discovered, the culprits were not ordinary bandits." Selena nodded. "It's highly unlikely that such powerful bandits would appear in the Riverford region." Knowing Selena understood, Aurora revealed, "They were not bandits. They... were royal deathsworns."

The favor they once held over others is now gone. Jasper stepped forward, his voice measured yet firm. “Your Grace, you are right in your competence, and no one questions your ability to rule,” he paused before coming to the point, “But the weight of the Duchy is heavy, and a ruler must not only govern but also intimidate. The House of Godwin commands the Silver Sword Knights, one of the most renowned knights in the empire. Let us stand beside you, ensure the Grand Duchy remains unchallenged, and strike fear into the hearts of your enemies.”

“Royal household. This is the butler speaking. How may I be of help?” “I need to speak directly to the king.” “And who is this?” “Don Aziel.” “A moment please.” The line went mute for five minutes before someone finally spoke. “Hello,” finally the king said, his voice unmistakably irritated. “We have a problem.” “If this is about Zarek being stubborn, rest assured I’ve had enough for today. Tell him I’ll cut his allowance.” “He’s been kidnapped,” I said, not having the time to mince my words. “How did that happen? I thought you—”

His lips curved ever so slightly, as though he had been waiting for me to look up. Before I could lower my gaze again, the King spoke. “We are not here for a social visit.” His sharp eyes swept across the hall. “Several nights ago, someone infiltrated the Royal Museum of Ancestral Relics.” A wave of murmurs spread through the room. The King continued. “One of our sacred ancestral treasures has been stolen.” The entire hall fell into stunned silence. Prince Luca rose from his seat. His powerful presence instantly silenced every whisper. His golden eyes scanned the room. “Our investigation has led us here.” He paused. “We have reason to believe the thief is connected to the Ashwood Pack.”

He seemed calmer and more stable. The Gamma seemed taken back but swallowed and shook his head. He seemed too young to be a gamma and suddenly I wondered what happened. The words spoken by the other man who had visited Logan’s office came back to me. They lost their families. It would explain why they both were so young yet seemed to be in higher positions. “Uhm, a royal letter has come in for you Alpha.” The Gamma explained, suddenly drawing our attention to the golden letter in hand. “The king and queen passed a message that you haven’t answered your communication book.” The man added nervously before holding out the letter which was shaking in hand.

He does not respond but looks at me like I am being childish or crazy before turning to Brenda and Sylvester. “Is that what all this is about?” Brenda nods. “The rules are clear on theft, Your Majesty.” “I freaken’ put that shirt on her!” His forceful response startles me but I am not the only one. Brenda stubbles slightly before holding on to her husband. At least I am absolved of stealing, I get to keep my arm. “We had no idea, Your Majesty.” Sylvester says with a straight face. I can’t believe that he is lying through his teeth when it’s an offence to lie to royals. I guess this is what they meant when they said it will be their word against mine. I am a nobody here, so I don’t even bothe

“Then you already have your answer.” “Loyalty is fragile,” I said. “Especially when it’s built on fear.” His eyes darkened. “Careful.” “I’m offering you something better,” I continued. “Security. Influence. A future where you’re not just following orders.” “I already have that,” he snapped. “I’m loyal to Royal.” The name landed heavily between us. Royal. The kind of name people whispered, not spoke. The kind of man who didn’t forgive betrayal. “Royal doesn’t protect loyalty,” I said quietly. “He owns it.”

"People might accidentally find out about this royal secret, and that can bring you to ruins." "I-I'll be more careful." Louie assured. It was quite an uncomfortable experience for him to be with the Crown Prince. Who knows what the Crown Prince might do when he figures out the secret. He must be just as bad as the third Prince, or worse. When the Crown Prince met up with Prince Russel, he couldn't believe his eyes when he saw his brother with another woman. "What's this?" His intervention made Prince Russel stop from flirting with Lady Rosalia.

Jean demanded, his tone leaving no room for debate. The dealer stammered in fear, "I... I didn't know they were yours. There were new guys involved." He hastily pointed towards eight parked Sherpa Lights. "Here are all the keys. We haven't tampered with anything, I assure you." Jean’s anger barely contained. "Where's the thief?" he growled, his frustration mounting as the reputation of the Royal Guards hung in the balance. "They're in that building," the dealer gestured nervously, "on the third floor. We followed your instructions, keeping them confined under the guise of collecting money. We've even provided them with food and women. There are about twenty young thugs."

I’ve even heard rumors that they steal young females from the commoner hospital wards, forcing them to be slaves until they are useful for the salacious and sinful royals to abuse them in other ways. There aren’t many of us left in my pack, but my alpha has managed to convince the royal warriors that there aren’t any unmated females in his pack and if there were, he would gladly hand them over. I wonder if Alpha Gunther had taken a beating for lying to the royal pack warriors, knowing that they had found my room and somehow found another female later on, taking her right there in the middle of town from what my father told me. They assaulted her body and didn’t care who saw it. Sometimes, I