The Game Kings Novels & Stories

Aiden’ POV The campus buzz that morning. I rush to campus, searching for him to tell what happened to me yesterday. But flyers cover every notice board, trees are wrapped in banners, and even the cafeteria screens flash the same announcement: “BOSTON JNR ICE KINGS ULTIMATE FACE-OFF.” “BOSTON ICE KINGS vs YORK KINGS.” Everyone talks about it, professors, students, even the janitors. It's all anyone could think about. How come I hadn't heard of this big match till now.

No matter what age or gender can't be spared in the least. Even those who can't protest were caged like animals just so the dominion could use them as they please. What a typical 'conqueror' gameplay. He played this sort of games at times but since he felt this was something that he couldn't handle, he quitted. However, the knowledge and experience of playing such games led him to know some of the important points. One, the big nations always have some sort of feud. Of course, they'd fight for power and influence.

If you felt it, you felt it. “The game’s called Kent,” Naia started as soon as they’re all settled down in the locker room of the Bowling Alley. She continued to explain how the game works. Played in pairs, the goal was to get four of a kind cards (for example: four kings, four sevens, four aces etc.), signal whoever your partner was about it without getting caught, and have them shout ‘Kent!’ “So, partners. Do you want to partner with me, Jared?” “Not really,” he replied shortly.

Soon, it was my turn to present. "Good morning, everyone. It's an honor to be here today at the Ashenford Design Competition organized by the government. I'd like to start by showing you the 3D model our team has put together." I gave a nod to the two team members who were with me on stage. One of them, Logan, clicked the remote, and the screen came to life with my design—a black and white, simple… ball? Inside it were images of Ashenford, but what was this supposed to be?

Luna wants to play games, then I play along, and I play to win. “Get ready, Elodie… the game has begun and only one of us shall reign supreme.”

I walked into the hotel we were all staying at for the Alpha Conference. Around us, there were Alphas, Betas and the occasional Gamma talking amongst each other. The hotel this time around was far fancier than the one we had previously. It was the one time every Alpha showed up in one place, no matter where they were from. Otherwise, the Alpha King would send out his own knights to “check-up” on your pack.

"If anyone steps into the perimeter, shoot to kill." The tech operators in the room went completely silent. They looked at each other. Their fingers froze over the keyboards for a split second before returning to work. They could feel the energy radiating from me. It was not anger. It was the unhinged focus of a predator whose nest had been stripped bare. I had no limits left. Aris lowered his voice. "The Kings' management has called twice. The league is demanding a statement about what happened during Game Seven." "Let them demand."

They stared at each other in silence until Kane broke it. "Let's play a game." King's lips parted for a bit when he saw Kane playfully smirk. "Never have I ever." "Can I say no?" "Come on, it's a harmless game, King. I just want to know you more. Like you said, let's make the most of this month." He really wanted to say no because he had a feeling Kane was up to something again. "One condition." Kane's eyebrow furrowed. "Yeah?"

the covered area of what happened was so big. 'Will we be able to do so? ' Worried, he heard the king yell at him. "Hurry! What are you standing here for?? Move!!" "Yes! Your Majesty!" 'Did we really do the right thing by killing King Alexis? ' Looking at the kingdom, the knight can't help but be worried about the future that the kingdom will face. Compared to those times when King Alexis Voneveir is still in his reign, it was the complete opposite of what they have now.

Even though it wasn't quite true but close enough. "Its just a myth. The heathen deosnt exist, if it did the kings would of killed it by now." Argued mark "Kings? Dont you mean king?" asked tammy, I raised my brow at her question. Most kids get taught all about the kingdom and the kings in school before they are shipped to a pet shop or a blood bank.