Submitting To The Orc King Novels & Stories

Kaelric wasn't intimidated by tense power dynamics as fights never ensued during an auction—but a king's body would be found cold on his way back. The Orc Lord spat on the ground, wiping the back of his hand over his mouth, “Ten thousand pure gold coins!” He said more in a challenging tone than an offer. The cave remained silent for a second and no one else made a higher bid. “The s-sword goes to Lord Orc, for ten t-thousand gold coins.” The globin declared and Lord Orc stood to his bare feet, beating his chest in triumph. He marched to the front, dropping a satchel of coins and the globin only fiddled its weight to confirm the amount. Lord Orc lifted the sword to the air, “Time to slay thy

Grabbing hold of the chain, King Henry left his throne room, changed into his green terrifying Dragon form and flew out of his kingdom, heading towards the direction of the Demon King and the Vampire King first. _____ He returned in an hour and gave the chain to Oracle. The wolf was still weak. "They all gave their blood willingly." King Henry announced and turned his gaze to.his wife. "The Queen of Fairies and elves send their sympathies to you dear." Queen Lucia nodded her head, by now her two daughters, Lillian and Kate had joined them. Lucia directed her question to Oracle. "What's next Oracle? Involving the gods?" "Not yet, move the wolf to your deepest underground cave you have my King

“I am here to see the Myrthanians.” Kristoff nodded. “I have them in the barracks for the time being.” “Good. I will see them in the morning. One night won’t make any difference.” Kristoff drummed his fingers on the table. “There’s something serious going on, am I right?” “Orc attacks,” the King said. Ayla’s head snapped up. “Orcs?” “Ayla! Do I need to span—?” Milton interrupted the King and said, “Like Rhobart was saying, the Orcs have been attacking and destroying villages.”

"I was wondering how long it would take you to come crawling back to me, young king. Come in, then. Leave your attack dog outside." Marcus stiffened beside me. "I go where my king goes." I put a hand on Marcus's shoulder before he could respond. "Wait here. I'll be fine." "Your Majesty…" "That's an order." He stepped back, fury radiating from every line of his body, but he obeyed. As I crossed the threshold, I heard the Oracle's soft laughter. "Such loyalty. Such violence. You keep dangerous company, young king." "Says the woman who lives alone in the woods and threatens to transform people into animals."

I smiled, "Oh, I know. King Uther from the dragon kingdom and nine other dragons are outside killing them. Oh! And Queen Winnie, from the kingdom of witches, sends her regards along with ten of her witches." King Orfeo paled a little more than he already is, "I can create as many as I want." I argued, "But you have to be able to bite them to do that. Don't you?" Just then he opened his mouth, I grabbed a hammer and slammed him in the mouth with it. It broke out all of his teeth. Then, I picked up a wooden stake that one of the witches had thrown and plunged it into his chest. He didn't die immediately. He sat there screaming, as I formed a ball of fire as big as his head and smashed it into

I thought with the force, he would make her fall out of the chair but she didn’t even budge. “Why would the Vampire King want you?” Týr asked. “If he says no to the meeting, then it would be easy to assume that he knows it’s a trap. That we are onto him. So we play it like we do know. We are pandering to Oran, not the Vampire King. Oran wants me. So, let’s trade his obedience for me.” I shook my head. “We aren’t going to do that. You might end up right back where you were. Not happening. We will figure this out a different way. One that leaves you free to kill the bastard when he sheds.”

The Wards have gone to do as Tabitha suggested, they will return once they’ve completed that task and the Witches are also fighting, some are helping the herbalists try to finish the dousing serum to pour into the fire. “THE KING IS DOWN! WE MUST HELP THE KING!” before anyone get’s the chance to come to my assistance, something jumps onto me scratching deep into my back and I howl out wreathing in pain but I will not give up, I try and manage to roll over and push the creature off of me, it turns out to be a rounce, the one their leader is riding. He jumps down from the creatures back and walks over to me as I stagger to my feet “your reign ends here it would seem Alpha King” I muster up all

How could I find out the truth? Moon licked my cheek, before nudging me with his nose. I stared into his amber eyes, before he lay down, bowing his head to the ground. Was he freaking offering himself up in sacrifice…? “By my hide,” King growled, “if you follow this quaint tradition, then I shall have to honor the quaint tradition of tearing out a sorceres’s throat.”

"You're not listening to reason, Ymir. We're leaders, the lives of your comrades should be more important to you than something that happened in the past, isn't that right? "We're nothing alike, nor do we think alike. Someone who has lived his life being blessed cannot possibly understand the way we feel. Your people stole freedom from mine, and now I'm going to steal hope from your people by killing their king." "Blessed?" I chuckled. "You see all this commotion, and you still consider me blessed? I'm humbled by your compliments" I returned. "Do you have any idea how it feels to be faithful all these years, and still be rejected by Azira, compared to that, this is nothing. After all you lot

Then he turned to Oliver, who had been silent all this time. “Dragon King, I really appreciate you visiting me and giving me a valuable gift, but I really can’t help you in this matter. We, orcs, don’t really want to meddle with the world of the immortals, much less with the devils. But we will work hard to give the other necessary help if needed.” Oliver stepped forward, “Then Your Majesty, can I request for something instead?” …… I looked at Oliver with furrowed eyebrows, “Why did you even ask the King for some olmas? It’s not like we can’t find any apples in the forest.”