The Last Duel Audiobook Novels & Stories

"Some people are born into a poverty-stricken family, while others are born with a silver spoon. God has never been fair. What's wrong with me sitting on my high horse?" Felix extended his right hand and said slowly, "Let's cut the bull crap and begin the duel. We have been waiting for this day to come for a long time now." "Fine. Your time is up, Felix!" Both Felix and Aiden knew that this match wasn't just about victory. In fact, it was a fight to the death. None of them would ever surrender in this fight. As the duel started, Aiden made the first move. He brushed his eyebrow gently with his right hand, and a wicked grin crept up his face.

And the blood on his hands, the blood that he… I clenched my hands. Now, I can no longer stare at the hills without remembering Alison. I can’t look at the rings without remembering the engagement ring I gave her. I can’t look at blood without seeing hers and without thinking of that mortifying thing Bradley did that night. I can’t look at dead bodies without thinking of her lying on a huge rock, with her eyes wide open. When the duel started, I attacked mercilessly. Duke fought back. This was what I liked about him, about this whole thing. Altair, the only mage in this side of the kingdom, used mana around the training room. Without it, it would have been destroyed a long time ago.

Dylan frowned "They've decided on a date..." After hours of endless arguing, the elders finally agreed. "The duel will happen in three days," Elder Marcus announced. "Three days," I murmured. "What's wrong? You look like you're ready to shit on yourself. Are you scared?" Audrey laughed, but I didn't answer. "Good, you should be. I can't wait to rip out your flesh from your bones with my bare fingers." "Enough. Audrey, we need to go now." "Alpha," Lael said as he walked towards Audrey alongside their warriors.

"This isn't about size. It's about belief. He believes he's right. That makes him dangerous." I touched Dax's cheek. "I believe I'm right too. That makes me dangerous as well." --- The duel was set for the following dawn. Stone circle. Neutral ground. The Ancients watched from the shadows. The Circle watched from the walls. The Sunborn watched from the trees. Aris stood across from me, a blade in each hand. "Last chance, Luna. Disband peacefully. No bloodshed." "Last chance, Aris. Leave peacefully. No humiliation."

“I just—well, I’ve been wondering. What’s going on? Why is everyone running around like this?” Mrs. Higgins sighed and wiped her hands on her apron. “Ah, so you haven’t heard yet.” I shook my head. “Heard what?” Her eyes softened with pity. “It’s the duel, dear.” My heart skipped. “Duel?” I echoed, my voice almost a whisper. “Yes,” she said with a nod. “Alpha Lucas and Joe are set to fight this evening.” For a moment, I couldn’t speak. My mind was blank. Then her words started to sink in.

Caine stood up and he backed away. The queen came over and she took Caine by the hand and she led him back to the stage. She took him with her onstage and she began to speak again. "This moment marks the end of the duel. It was a duel to the death and clearly Caine has won," the queen said. "Although I am deeply saddened by this evening's events, and frankly quite embarrassed by your behavior," she scolded them, "it does not change the fact that by the rules of the castle traditions, Caine has won."

Fifty metres from where the two women talked about newspapers and sanctions, I sat in my Ferrari waiting for her Utmost Prosperity to ‘arrive. As I sat there enjoying the cool air from the car’s vents, my thoughts suddenly went to the mock prosper carried out by my invisible double. Although I wasn’t at the scene, I was able to hear the agonizing sounds of the underwater savages, as they were being slain, one after the other. “I wish I could send your late father to deal with that Deaconess for me…but that won’t be necessary since she poses no threat to us.” I didn’t move my head which now rested on the steering wheel. I simply listened to her Utmost Prosperity, who’d just appeared beside me

Marcus and Louis went to their specific position in the ground. "This is a duel happening between Alpha Marcus and Alpha Louis for the title of Alpha King. Whoever wins this duel will win the title and territory. The duel can begin now." The guard announced and went back to their specific position. Every person present on the ground knows what is going to happen, it is impossible to defeat Marcus when he is at his full potential. Louis made a huge mistake but he was confident in his plan. All the hearts started beating at a very fast pace, people were nervous and scared, if Louis wins this duel he will destroy all of them, he will kill anyone who has taken the side of Marcus.

"The Wolfe family was powerful. Your mother knew it. I knew it. They had something we needed, and they refused to share it." "So you burned them." "I protected what was mine." Dante stepped around Fenris, positioning himself between his son and the window. His gray eyes were hard, unforgiving. "And I will do it again if I have to. But first, I need you to find the last heir." Fenris met his father's gaze. "Why?" "She is the only loose end. The only witness who could tie us to the fire." "The fire was eight years ago. The police closed the case. No one is looking."

“He carries a rifle disguised as one.” ⸻ Alessio stepped forward. “Enough.” He removed his own pistol. Rain dripped from the barrel. The two men stared at one another across nearly fifty meters of broken marble. Neither blinked. Neither spoke. The battlefield itself seemed to pause. As if every soldier instinctively understood… This was no longer a war between armies. It had become a duel between legends. ⸻ The Raven lowered his weapon. Then… To everyone’s surprise… He applauded. Slowly.