The Kings Avatar Novels & Stories

Well, whatever the reason is, I have to end her life or else, Gideon might use her to find our whereabouts. “You have chosen the wrong Alpha King, Ava. Gideon is not the Alpha King. James is the real Alpha King. He can't give you the kingdom that you asked for. He was only using you against us. So, if you can, control him. Take him out of your body. Do not let that monster control you, and I'll give you one minute,” I uttered. However, Ava just smirked at me. We waited for one minute, but she's not even doing anything.

It is sufficient to set out for advertising to see a portion of it. The advertisement script has a scene where the disciples decide to fight with the main character in the middle of heaven and earth, which requires a majestic scene and must have blue sky, water, and a vast desert, so the filming crew had to fly to another area to get the scene. The key actor in the advertisement is, of course, a big star, playing the role of The Demon King, and all the models left are just background actors, playing the roles of a few brazen people surrounding and attacking the main actor. This type of role that is completely background has no prospect for a modelling career, but fortunately, the job lasts q

The great doors swung open, and there he was. He was not the ragged fugitive who had fled the castle, nor the disguised pilgrim who had walked into the lion's den. He was Kaelen, King of Varek. He stood in the doorway, his black armor gleaming in the torchlight, his face grim and determined, his eyes burning with a cold, righteous fire. He was not alone. Admiral Thorne stood beside him, a massive, formidable figure, his face a mask of grudging respect. And behind them, a phalanx of royal guards and Trident sailors, a combined force that was an army, a fleet, a nation, all embodied in the man who stood at their head. Their eyes met across the vast, empty hall. The bond, which had been a const

When they headed back to the kingdom, King Abaddon appeared in the area where they spotted the three unexpected visitors, together with his most faithful werewolf servant, Elizer, who could also fly. "King Abaddon, who are those two weird creatures with Prince Arthur?" asked Elizer while looking in the direction where the Alabama was located. "Those were King Baron and King Mali. They are both kings on different planets, and I guess they were invited by King Bartholomeo," answered King Abaddon. "I wanted to measure their strength with my own hand." "Then why did you not attack them when you had a chance, King Abaddon?" he asked out of curiosity.

Avantika, "How will I?" Maya "Right now vampires don't have any leader, but... " Avantika, "No, we have. Kanishk is our new king." Maya "New king?" Avantika "Not officially, but very soon he'll become our king." Maya "Then he could help me. He is my Dad's friend." Avantika, "I don't think he will. But you can try and see." Maya "Where is he?" Avantika, "Come with me."

He asked with a smile, “Montgomery, what brings you here?” Chief Montgomery saluted before he gravely handed Simon’s report to the old man. He said, “Pavilion Master, two kings of disciples have appeared in Hampton of Charbury and the Swords of Kingship have also appeared. The energy of one of them is already close to the highest critical value. There’s a possibility of the kingship power going berserk.” Hearing the words, the old man furrowed his pale brows. He took the report from Chief Montgomery and looked at it before asking, “Which two kings of disciples?”

Below her, through the grate, she saw the King. Valerius wasn't a wolf. He was sitting in a high-backed chair, wearing a specialized headset that shielded his brain from the frequency. He looked at the massive computer bank in front of him, a glass of wine in his hand. “The Great Reset,” the King whispered to himself. “If I can't rule a kingdom of men, I will rule a kingdom of beasts.” Faith didn't wait. She kicked the grate open and dropped into the room. The King spun around, his eyes wide. “You! How are you here?”

His cool was now slowly leaving him, and he didn’t like any bit of it. “Good thing that they were out of danger now, Raven. Or I will surely rip your head off with my bare hands. Now, start digging your grave. I needed you to do your part now because my ears were now at its limit just by hearing Arlan’s commentaries and the idiotic greedy Were Elders’ Council proposals. Get your *ss off now, and I mean it.” King Hades viciously warned him before casually walking towards the door. “I am just quite curious about whoever that black hooded guy was.” Prince Raven slowly whispered, but the king stopped his tracks, but his body remained standing towards the closed door.

He looked up, his gaze intense. "I would never sacrifice you, Ava," he said, his voice dropping an octave. "In this game... you are not the pawn. You are the Luna Queen. And the Alpha King?" He knocked over his own King piece with a flick of his finger. "The Alpha King dies before he lets the Luna Queen be taken." The air between us charged with electricity. It was heavy, magnetic. I found myself leaning in, my breath hitching. Kiss him, Nyx urged in my head. He's perfect.

The Avatar’s face didn't change expression, but the temperature in the room dropped thirty degrees. The sapphire glow turned from a soft pulse to a jagged, electric flicker. "Imperfection is a disease, Audrey," the Avatar said, her voice now sounding like the grinding of tectonic plates. "You cling to your scars as if they are trophies. You cling to your mortality as if it is a gift. But look at your King. Look at the man you love."