Novel & Cerita The Council Will Decide Your Fate

Having to answer the council and explain his plans, let them in on whatever potential decision he would take and also seek their input. It wasn't something he could deal with for more than a few hours at most without going crazy. The rest of his life was out of the question. This can't go on forever. Shutting his eyes to regain a sense of control before he stirs toward overstimulation, he purses his lips. "We can only speculate. Whatever happened last night may hold the key to understanding Cedric's curse, but for now, it remains elusive.” The council deliberates further, discussing various theories and conjectures with no definitive conclusion. The atmosphere remained thick with uncertainty

"The council convenes tomorrow before your demonstration. They'll decide whether to demand your removal or accept Kade's authority in this matter." "What do you think they'll decide?" "Honestly? I don't know. You've impressed many wolves with your fights and your abilities. But you've also brought danger to our borders. Some council members think you're worth the risk. Others believe you should leave before things escalate." She stood. "Whatever they decide — Kade won't send you away. He'll fight the council if he has to. And that could destabilize the entire pack." "Because of a prophecy."

Died just like that. "Tell me, Cali." I take one slow step forward. "How many more fathers should bury their offspring before we decide enough is enough?" The question hangs heavily over the chamber. No one answers. No one can. "I am giving this council one day." My voice is low now and deadly. "One day to decide." I let my gaze travel slowly around the room. "If nothing is resolved by then..." My wolf bares its teeth. "Then House Denvers will handle this our way."

Timothee asked, standing beside me. "It means this council has a decision to make that the law alone cannot make for us," the chair said. "And before we make it, I want to hear from both of you, in your own words, why either of you believes you're the right choice to carry this crown forward. Not who was born first. Who is prepared to rule differently than the man who raised one of you and erased the other." A council member two seats down leaned toward the chair and murmured something I couldn't quite catch, and the chair nodded once before addressing the chamber again.

Who'd been present for everything. He looked tired. Older than I remembered. Like the past few days had worn on him too. "Miss Hart." His voice was quiet. "I need to speak with you." "About what?" "About your case. May I come in?" I nodded. He stepped inside. The door stayed open behind him. A guard waited in the hallway, but Shaw waved him back. Shaw pulled the chair from the desk. Sat down. Looked at me for a long moment. "The council is issuing their ruling tomorrow," he said.

“Or that they’d find a way to remove it before it did.” “Remove it?” Lily asked. “You said she’d die if it’s cut out.” “She would,” he said. “That’s why they never succeeded.” “Good,” I said. “Because I’m not letting anyone try.” “You won’t have a choice if the council decides you’re a threat,” he said. “They don’t get to decide that,” I replied. “They do,” he said. “In this territory, their word is law.” “Not for me,” I said.

“And I was going to end him.” The council chairman finally spoke. “This council will decide Denzel's punishment.” He turned to Kenan. “This matter is far from over.”

This is too low, even for her. “Exactly what I thought .” Jax replies to me. “What does that mean for me?” I ask him. “Nothing much, for now.” He tells me. “The council meeting is the most important thing right now. It sits above everything else.” He explains. “You said right now?” I ask him. I am about to be happy that her words don't have the power to affect me, until I remember he added a clause, “right now.” “Yes. The council will definitely acknowledge that a case has been filed against you.” He tells me. “If the decision making process becomes too tedious for them and they need to refer to external data, the opposition can use it to their advantage.” He explains to me.

Alpha Christian let out a resigned sigh. "I wish it were within my power to decide, your Majesty, but for such a decision to be made, it would need to be brought before the council, and ultimately, Lord Albert would have the final say. Once his decision is made to get involved, you can take over from there and decide their fate," Christian explained, expressing his willingness to support my father's request. I felt a glimmer of hope, but the realisation that the council meeting was scheduled for three weeks later dampened my spirits. A lot could transpire in the interim.

the same man announced and I felt relieved. I nodded and the council walked passed us down the hallway. I couldn't miss the threatening looks shot at me from both of Nick's parents but I really didn't care. "We will be appealing this decision in a few days." his father stated as they walked. "That is your right." the council man agreed.