Royalty Games Novels & Stories

Miguel's POV I got myself up earlier than usual and had my way to the bathroom. I heard that the royalties are coming here to discuss something about the war, which is getting out of hand with the rogue king. We do not particularly like the Central Kingdom but they hold this unknown power and the way they kept everything to themselves is intriguing and their numbers are unknown. What we know is they are smaller in terms of number over the other factions. But they are not to mess with. My father said that exact word as he talks about their arrival last time.

Talia smiled as she looked at the noble ladies chatting and showing off their expensive and luxurious clothes and jewelries. It was the hugest event in the Kingdom of Qarth, the youngest prince was choosing his bride and all noble families had been invited. She wasn’t really from one of those but she was here as a helper, making sure that the place remains clean. Talia was nineteen years old and unlike other children of her age she wasn’t going to school. She lived with her grandmother; she never knew her parents so her grandmother was everything to her. She was sick and she could only work hard to pay her medical bills.

Alpha Pharoah Kingtin looked at Princess Ameerah, whose expression suddenly darkened. “Father, that would not be fair! It was the rule of the game that whoever won and came out alive after the game would be given a free pass from this place, a yacht, and money. We should honor our game’s rule.” Princess Ameerah’s voice suddenly rose. How could this Alpha Pharoah be so cruel? He would even want to cheat Fiel, and worse kill him. She will not allow that to happen!

She announced, and many lunas rolled their eyes after hearing it. “Rule no. 2: Do not cheat, show bias towards other contestants, or team up against someone… If we discover any foul play, the Luna will face execution without a second chance.” An eerie hush fell over the whole crowd. Nyra snorted hard, and Evelis’s face turned red from embarrassment. “And the third rule is… No one is allowed to contact or bribe another royal family member or royal army personnel. You have to win this game fairly, and only then will you be worthy of becoming a true queen,” She announced, and I nodded in agreement.

“What’s there to add? Just know that whatever you’re gonna tell me won’t stop me from marrying Saïda, with all due respect, Djafar.” Djafar raised an amused brow, surprising Asahd. “It’s that serious, hunh?” the man mused, confusing the already irritated lovers. He went on. “It was a draw. Only problem is, as Royal adviser, I’m a chief noble myself. And the Queen is the supreme authority after the sultan. Meaning, we both had the right to add our votes.” (Lemme explain something. Djafar and Saïda are nobles. Most might be wondering why Saïda can’t get married to the Prince if she’s also a Noble’s daughter. Well, she can’t because she works directly under the Prince, giving her a status of em

“110M gold coins!” When the first private room bidded, a lot of people backed out. Because they now have zero percent chance to win the bid. “120M gold coins!” The royalties from the East Kingdom shouted. “150M!” When the West Kingdom representative shouted that, more people backed out. 150,000,000 gold coins are too hard to get for them. Nevertheless, the guilds, highest forces, and royalties of every country are still fighting.

As Christian and I reached the bottom of the staircase, I tightened my grip around his arm slightly. As Christian and I reached the bottom of the staircase, we were greeted by Alpha King Dominic’s steady gaze. He stood tall on the platform, his regal presence commanding the attention of everyone in the room. The air in the grand hall buzzed with anticipation, the murmurs dying down as the crowd focused on the next moment—the blood oath. Alpha Dominic stepped forward, his voice strong and steady as he addressed the pack. “Tonight, we witness the formal induction of Mia as our Royal Beta, bound by loyalty to the pack, to our people, and to the future we strive to protect.”

“My name is Princess Alvarez. I’m the vice president of this esteemed institution, and it’s an honor to be here. You may be wondering why I’m standing before you today. Well, it’s tradition here at Royalty College for upperclassmen to welcome the freshmen and guide them through what they need to know about the school—and a few other things too. “So without wasting much time, let me tell you about the five clubs we have. You’ll be choosing the one that suits you best. But be warned—some clubs are selective. You’ll have to pass a screening to get in. “Starting from number five, we have the Book Club. This is perfect for anyone who loves reading or feels too shy to dive into more social activit

XXXII: Destroyed by Rumor Knox's POV "There would be a total of five games, everyone. Each round, like what we usually do, the first five packs that will finish the game will be the winner. Our prizes are pretty much the same as last year, and you can still make a personal request." Wolfric announced before the game started and everybody cheered. "Alright, alright, I'm not done talking. This year is extra special because as you know, the Vampire King himself is here as one of the judges, but... he's also generously giving away one of the islands he owns to the 1st place!"

"Your addiction will be your ruin. "I will ruin myself in the best possible way," I retorted, giving a slight smile to the man and turning to enter the deck. "An arranged marriage has never brought many problems in royalty. It wouldn't be now that I would bring it. The duke's look of indignation showed me that he thought otherwise, but I didn't want to know. No one but him dared to question me. Our monarchical government was not as archaic as the few that still existed in the world. Even though I was a prince with obligations, I still had a small free will to decide the course of my story. And as long as Giovanna agreed to that marriage, I knew she would be on the right track.