The Champion's Mind Novels & Stories

After it ended, he dragged me into a corner, and we had the worst fight since we had met. From then on, no matter what event came up, Aurora became the obvious choice. Even though I was the top scorer, the scholarships, awards, and even outstanding thesis honors all went to her. I had studied so hard to get into my dream university and my dream major. I never imagined I would lose everything to Aurora. When I came back to myself, Matt was still trying to figure out how to bring it up. I coughed. "My throat isn't feeling well lately. I think I'm catching a cold."

After they sat down, Chairman Taylor took another cheque of twenty thousand rand and gave it to Principal Glen. He looked at him and said, “This cheque is the reward for winning the trophy for the province. You made us proud. Say a few words.” The netizens were shocked when they heard that the champion was a five-year-old child. Some of them were struggling in Mathematics. Some had tears in their eyes; they were so happy for her. Some looked at their five-year-old children who were playing with their dolls. They silently prayed for their children to be blessed with intelligence. Principal Glen was smiling from ear to ear and said, “I would like to thank Chairman Taylor for sponsoring this co

Maaya Pov After leaving the library I was so shocked that I couldn’t able to stop thinking about it. When she was looking at me my heart pounding so fast that I couldn’t able to breathe. This was so shocking and new to me that I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Why the hell she was chasing me and following me? It’s not like she suddenly got feelings for me because after spending so many days with her I can say that she is a stubborn and spoiled brat who used to treat people badly.

Danielle waved her hand. “I’m not guessing anymore. Tell me, who is it?” Timothy responded, “Tsk, you’re so impatient, Sis. Think about it carefully. What’s my name?” He pointed to himself. “Think carefully.” “Are you crazy? You’re Tim.” “Yeah, so think again who the Timmons Group’s CEO could be.” Danielle was surprised. “You?” Timothy clapped his hands speechlessly. “Yeah, it’s me! Sis, you’re so good at studying, but how come you can't figure out something like this? I can’t praise you for being smart anymore.”

I was an inconvenience with a claim attached. The champion came down the ramp. He was very large. That is the honest and unhelpful truth of it. He was not a giant and he was not grotesque, he was simply built on a scale that made the arena look slightly smaller than it had a moment before, and he came down that ramp at a walk that did not hurry for the crowd.

“What option?” Moira turned to the Chief Elder. “The person whose future is at stake can invoke what’s called Champions’ Right. Instead of the two fighters battling it out, she can choose champions to fight for each claim. If she’s happy with the outcome, her choice stands regardless of the actual fight.” The Chief Elder frowned. “But Champions’ Right hasn’t been used in centuries. And it means she has to accept the outcome, recognizing whoever wins represents a legitimate claim.” “But it gives Calla some control over her own future,” Moira argued. “Rather than being a prize fought over, she gets to watch the fight and decide who deserves to win. It’s still violent, but at least she has a sa

I say firmly, knowing this could be that call. Any Alpha has the right to call for The Moon’s Champion. Once a victor is crowned, he reigns as the Alpha of Alphas for at least five years before another formal challenge can be issued. The title carries weight, power, and the kind of prestige that forces every pack to pay attention. That is exactly what we need and I know he knows this. He studies me, a sharp edge entering his voice. “Or maybe it’s your own ego you want to feed.” I hold his gaze. “You think I will win?”

A minute passed but none of the great wrestlers was making an attempt to arise. Suddenly, my mantra was picked up again by a pup, followed by his mother and soon, the entire pack. Tears flowed down my eyes and I waved my red cloth head high, joining in the chant. Lucas moved a finger, then shook his head. The cries of “Get up, champion !” electrified the air and excited chills tickled my spine. Finally, Lucas shook a fist in the air and cries of jubilation exploded everywhere. Slowly, the indomitable champion rose from the dirt, leaving his dead opponent behind.

"They said you were last year's top division chess champion for the southern division. But I recall the champion being a girl." His comment sent me into a brief panic. Scrambling for a response, I blurted out, "Yeah, well, we tied, so technically, we're both champions. But hey, let's keep it between us, alright? I'd rather not have people know I share the title with a girl." His smile widened. "Your secret's safe with me."

Aira whimpered as she tried to free herself from the sticky, binding mud and attempted to keep her body steady at the same time to avoid sinking further in the mud pit. She looked towards my Beta’s direction and it seemed like Chester was mindlinking his mate, her next move. Guiding your Champion was not against the rules, however I did not feel the need to do the same with San as I watched her make another smart move. There is a saying that the greatest of wars can be won by great minds without the use of a single muscle and I could not help admiring San’s presence of mind inspite of fighting in a foreign, unknown land and that too against a highly powerful opponent.