The Blood King Novels & Stories

Their smell gave them away. "Humans" grunted at me. How could they have? Asra sighed. "I was hoping so." I nodded and without thinking twice, I made my blades emerge from the darkness. How long had it been since I last got into combat? Maybe I was a little rusty, but it would certainly be enough to deal with those humans, after all, I was still the great black king and had that title for a reason. My body was shrouded in shadows and my eyes shone in a rosy hue, it meant only one thing: my enemies would become empty corpses.

Ryan declares as he thrusts hard into me, causing me to moan. I can’t believe how much he has me moaning like his damn whore. I guess at this rate, I am his personal whore because I’m certainly not his girlfriend. Ryan is the zombie king of the northeast. I’m not his queen, but kings are known for having mistresses. I have to wonder if Ryan has zombie queen, and if so, what does that make me? I hate that I’m thinking about this while Ryan and I are having sex, but I can’t help it.

I started. "As you all know, voting for Homecoming King & Queen are Thursday 'till five on room 222. The nomenies are... For Queen, Mckenzie Gordon, Britney Williams, Tiffany Davis, Hanna Smith and Ziigwan Woods. For King, Cole Cook, Hunter Moore, John Brown, Logan Miller and King ThunderBird..." I couldn't help it I stared at King for five seconds he was watching me and whisper "Go on Ogimaakwe. Don't be wierd." No one heard. too much cheering inside the Cafeteria.

I didn’t need a blueprint. I just needed to follow the sound of the hearts I was protecting. THE END OF BLOOD AND BETRAYAL

the elder shrieked. “What happened?” Zara panicked at once as she finally stepped forward. It was clear something had gone wrong. “Blood…the king's blood.” Malphas hissed. “That bastard king is countering our ritual with his blood.” I felt like my head was about to explode. The feedback from Kael’s blood, that royal, ancient power in it ripped through the dark channel the True Bloods had opened. The stone floor beneath me became wavy and the dust and soot rained down from the ceiling as a muffled, bone-shaking sound echoed from above. The True Blood acolytes were thrown back, their chanting turning into shrieks of terror.

Mom was completely dedicated to making sure I inherited as many gifts as possible. Morrigan told Mom, she didn’t need anything to represent royalty because I carried royal blood, the blood of kings, in my veins. I took a moment to think on that. At no time had I ever really focused on the words. I didn’t think I was descended from any royal blood. Then I remembered the blood I received during my surgery. Kings… more than one. Could my donors have been supernatural rulers? I laughed. “Was that what you meant when you said I carried the blood of kings? The blood I was given in surgery. It was from a high elf king and a wolf king, wasn’t it?” I whispered.

"Shut up! It is your blood slave's job to give blood to the king!" "Please! Just one more day! I will definitely provide double the amount of blood tomorrow..." "No way! The king is already showing mercy by not biting your neck directly. Don't make any noise!" All the blood slaves around me curled up into a ball and shivered. Every one of them had pale hands and feet, and even their lips were white. None of them could provide more blood. I could only step forward, "Let me replace her." All eyes focused on me as I stood up and said, "Let me replace that girl to provide blood to the vampire king."

he looked between both of them, then finally settled on Calhoun. "Just who the hell are you?" As Elena was about to reply, Calhoun squeezed her tightly, signaling that he would love to do the introduction by himself. "I am Calhoun. Husband of my queen Elena, and the current king of the Blood kingdom. it's nice to meet you." "B-Blood kingdom?" Wazir sputtered, fear now coming into his eyes. Even Svetlana and Darukï were no longer at ease, their body slowly preparing to defend against any foul play.

He couldn't speak but he was obviously seeing and hearing what they all were doing and saying. Gently, Beta O'Horan lifted the cup of hot herb concoction to the king's lips. The king's trembling hands reached out to grasp the vessel, but before he could drink, a violent cough escaped his lips. Blood spluttered over the pristine white sheets, staining them with a deep crimson hue. The gasp that followed reverberated in the chamber, and the air grew heavy with trepidation. "Your highness, are you okay?" O'Horan quickly stood up, trying to get something to clean the blood from the king's attire. They blood had also already mixed with the herbs.

“Kingston, you’re scaring me,” Lana’s voice was soft, trembling. “You have to let them take care of you.” King had always known that the price of power was never paid in gold, he knew better than anyone that it was paid in blood. But never had he imagined that the price of being stinkingly rich and undeniably handsome would be paid with his wife’s blood and the life of their… unborn child. As he watched the nurse press a fresh bandage against his chest, his own blood seeping through the gauze, he felt what pain truly meant like never before.