The Kingmaker Book Mga Nobela at Kwento

"I wouldn't be surprised if he spread the word about your survival himself." "Maybe. Either way, it's going to take me some time to get away from all this. But for now, once he frees you, you need to get far from here," I instruct. Tai may not need to worry about the entire Province wanting him dead, but he does have to worry about Tai. And a King never plays fair. Marek grits his teeth. "I'm not leaving you." "Then stay close. But don't provoke Tai. He will kill you with no mercy," I remind him.

The only time people get to see a kingmaker is usually during elections while the Princes run the place. Elder Rouge was one of these people. He and the present Alpha of the pack were in the Political tussle together and after the present Alpha was crowned, he joined the ranks of Kingmakers with others like him. Whenever a new Alpha is to get appointed or sent out to manage resources outside the Pack, the Princes would be responsible for verifying the validity of such an Alpha. Therefore, when an Alpha is to return after the stipulated period of the assignment, they would also review their performances and recommend them either for rewards or punishments.

He shouted. "That is the tradition, but remember that there is one who lives, the same who is a part of the lawmaker, which is your grandfather. He has always loved Isabella or Charles to rule. You do not have a royal attitude." Beatrice exposed him. "You are rough, rude, and arrogant. Your reign won't and will never profit the kingdom. "Do not speak to me in such a manner," Atlas interrupted her. "You will be the first. I will definitely step down as part of the kingmaker. If I fail, Beatrice, you will fail." Atlas is pointing at her.

he said. “Yes, I am sure you have reminded me that about a hundred times today. If I allowed myself to think about it, I am sure I would have thought you were interested in my wife or something.” Ayo said as he tilted his head. Ruffs said hurriedly “No, no, sir. I wouldn’t dare, sir.” “Answer my question,” Ayo said tersely. “He has never broken the law, sir. Some say he is too clever for that. They call him a kingmaker. If he gives a thumbs up to anyone, such a person is made. That is why you have to do your best, sir. For the princess and yourself too.”

"Yes, you're finally getting it." "I saw this book in my blackout, what is it about, who wrote it," I asked with curiosity. "This book was once written by a king from a very long time ago when many religions were in the making; the king was a sage and very intelligent. He wrote things in his book that were ahead of his time. The Saints and the preachers didn't understand and thought of him as a monster. He had a son and a wife. When his reign was brought down by the people who followed different religions and was unable to handle the truth that was written in the book, they murdered him, but his wife and some of his people preserved this book."

His eyes lingered on her back as she kicked off her soaked and muddy shoes, making every little thing seem beautifully strong. With a silent and unnoticeable movement, he placed the book on the side of her desk. Andrew knew how helpful the book could be; the king had planned to have it not only stolen for the war, but copied by his new charmed printing press. It seemed that if every courtier had a guide, they could pick and choose who they wanted to help them and who they didn’t want around at all. Some would be sent to die, and others would be used until they did.

I whispered to my brothers. Valerie being the white wolf means things are really over for us, because if she mates with Egnar he will be the most powerful wolf in the park and even the three of us having our wolf's can't take him down. The kingmaker came forward and took blood from three of us. "This is going to be a long day." I whispered myself. The kingmaker gave the blood to Egnar, to crown him King. There was nothing will could do. Not with us bind and our wolves nowhere to be found. We were useless and weak. And Valerie saw it, she barely glanced at us.

The great betrayed didn't care, he killed his brother's spirit animal and the other mountain lions in the palace, when asked why he did it. "Those beasts would have turned against me, and their blood is the only thing known to be fatal to the panther men," he murmured." One of the casualties during the attack on the palace was the Queen, Moyeni, she died shielding her children from soldiers who were sent to kill them. The queen and her all-female royal guards, the Lagidigbas locked down her section of the palace when she found out her husband had been assassinated by the great betrayer, but not before she was able to dispatch a messenger to light an ancient fire that summoned the Panther men

' Kai hated the fact that Ryan could get into his head, if he wasn't standing beside him, he would have subconsciously absorbed the voice in his head as part of his thoughts. The man, the one person chosen by the goddess to do what could be termed as annoint for leadership weaved slowly through the Alphas, he didn't show up in random events, not even in official ones that the involved all of the elders but there he was. No one moved. The king maker stood still at the edge of the field, hands clasped behind his back, expression unreadable. He wasn’t a tall man, he didn't glow or have any powerful in appearance, but everyone stepped back when he spoke.

Rain. "Wait, wait, wait," I said, waving my hand dramatically. "stop all these! stop!" I snapped. "The fuck is going on here? You guys are making my head spin. King maker, Queen maker, One at a time please! what the fuck!" "I already have a lot going on. Don't make me go razz. What exactly is a King-maker? And why does it matter right now? And why is Debbie the King-maker? or whatever shit you call it."