The Game Kings Novels & Stories

I was going to intercept his shipments, turn his allies against him, and meet him on the battlefield of the underworld—and he wouldn't even know it was me until I was holding the knife to his throat. "Let the game begin, Kai," I whispered into the dark.

All I had to do was make a game room, have a football pitch made in the backyard, and a barbeque area. Killian had been more than happy with it; he even casually mentioned his interest in having a large Olympic-sized pool. The project was underway and most of them had flocked to the city to buy bathing suites. How a whole place like Amoria would have a pool scarcity problem has been beyond me, but I attempted to fix that. "What about black?" Henry said. The boy had been my shadow over the past few weeks. He had also quit his job when the game room was completed and spent most of his time there, that is, when he was not beside me or with Nana Hellen in the kitchen.

She was not just his mate; she was his partner in this war. The plan was set. The board was in motion. It was a desperate, reckless gambit, a king sacrificing his castle to save his kingdom. But as Kaelen looked out at the city, a chaotic mess of his own making, he felt a sense of calm, of absolute certainty. He was no longer a prisoner of his crown. He was a player in the game. And he was playing to win.

Hailey had already thought it through, but she pretended to ponder for a while before saying, "Noah, I've seen you and your friends play a card game before, where drawing a king has a consequence and drawing other cards has different effects. I think that one is quite good." Noah had no idea he would be pushed into the spotlight again and happily replied, "Hailey, you mean the game of kings, right? Each person draws a card, and the one who gets the king can assign a punishment to the person with the lowest score." "But we can limit the punishment and make it a performance instead, which would be more elegant," Hailey subtly glanced towards the male guests, seeing this as an opportunity to sh

“To show the new peace and harmony between the North and the South, the Kings will open the floor with a special demonstration!” Everybody started clapping. I felt a wave of annoyance. I wasn't in the mood for games, I just wanted to sit here and smell my mate. Maddox reached into a basket and pulled out a small, folded ball of paper. He opened it and grinned. “The first game is called The Descent of the Moon.” He looked toward us, and I saw a glint of mischief in his eyes.

The royal siblings entered one by one wearing their gears and when Kraven showed up, my hand quickly moved so I could sketch what he looked like. When a familiar yet unexpected participant showed up however, my hand paused for a second. Whispers of shock resonated in the arena at the unexpected appearance of Kohen, who never joined this game. I could tell that his siblings and the king and queen were equally shocked as well. What made him join now? “It's a good day to start our game and what a surprise that Prince Kohen would be joining us today. Your highnesses, there will be a total of five rounds in this game. The one who will win the most wins the annual royal game!”

Hugo explained, his eyes glittering as he mentioned the word, ‘money’ I rolled my eyes, “So everyone is interested in the game because of the cash price?” “It's one of the reasons. I honestly don't know how to explain it but the Arena Games comes with this joy for the pack members. It's like the feeling you have when you get a Christmas present early.” A wide grin appeared on his face when he added, “Rumor has it that the King might participate this year.”

THE GAME PARTY There was a festival that was usually made in honor of hunters.That day, every able youths will go game hunting, and the King will buy the biggest game from the one who kills it, and pay an unusually big amount to such a skillful hunter. And when the king must have purchased the game, he will back it on his horse, to the kingdom, it will always be assumed, that such game was hunted by the king himself.

require players to buy with money, which means that each game skin has a corresponding price. In the “King of Glory”, the game skins of game characters are divided into five levels, namely accompanying Skin, warrior skin, Epic skin, Legend skin, and Glorious skin. Each level of skin has a different image and also corresponds to a different price. Among the five levels, the cheapest game skin is the accompanying skin. This type of skin is characterized by not changing too much in the character’s original image, but slightly changing the character’s clothing and clothing color. Among the five levels, the most expensive one is the Glorious skin. This type of skin is characterized by greatly cha

“The person who picks the number nine has to say something. The person on the right must utter a term that rhymes with it; this continues until no one can come up with a rhyme. That person needs to drink something. The camp games are back, but this time they're a little more....adult. The person who chooses a 10 must create a category, and the person to his or her right must speak in that category. When a person can't think of anything to put in that category, he or she drinks. Now, let’s go to my favorite card. Whoever picks the jack makes a rule. For example, you can only drink with your left hand, no first names, etc., and whoever breaks it during the game drinks. Anyone in the game can a