Novel & Cerita The Last Duel Audiobook

“There must be another way. The last resort.” The elder’s expression hardened. “Then there is only one option left.” Everyone turned to him. The elder straightened, his voice echoing across the chamber. “A duel.” The word dropped like thunder. “Between Alpha Kael and Alpha Darius,” the elder continued. “For justice, and for peace.” Gasps broke out again. Kael’s gaze didn’t move from Darius. A long suffocating silence stretched, until Kael finally stepped forward. “Then so be it.”

“You know that you don’t have to go through with it. Audrey’s father made that deal with a human, which is yet another infraction.” “I know, and I am not happy that Frank made that deal without knowing what a traditional duel was, but that’s on me. Think about what we just did to their coven or what I’ve done since Audrey disappeared. If we’re being honest, I probably will end up killing whoever took her one way or another.” “Does a traditional duel truly mean a fight to the death, and that you could die tonight?” said Frank. “Yes. It is a one-on-one type of battle. Anything goes. You win when the opponent dies,” said Coralis.

C managed to catch it right out of the air, and it happened so fast I didn't even see him make a move. The metal hissed against his palm. Every hunter instantly shifted formation. Not around him. Around me. Target acquisition. My stomach dropped. Not captive. Not victim. Threat. There it was. The final illusion dying quietly inside my ribs. There was no going back. Elias’s voice echoed coldly through the cathedral. “Selene Virell is deceased.” The words hit harder than any weapon. “She ceased to be human the moment she turned.” Some of the hunters glanced at each other uncertainly - I knew a few of them, we had been through training together, and we had been wounded together too.

“A duel is happening right now. Between Jeremy and Zayne. And it’s because of me.” Her lips parted, and then she muttered, almost too casually, “Oh.” I stared. “Oh? That’s all?” She shook her head, correcting herself quickly. “I mean… Zayne told me about it. But I didn’t know it was tonight. The duel’s happening at Ravenspire Road, right? Like what the hell were those two men thinking…Jeremy had only challenged Z to a duel just because he hated him. Sure it’s not because of you. Zayne shouldn’t have fallen for it.”

I repeated. Just like that, the horn blowed loudly to commence the duel. Sebastian and the blonde man who talked to me earlier stepped on the platform opposite of each other. I was right, huh? Perhaps that's why he talked to me. The host appeared from an elevated box above and lively greeted, his voice boomed for everyone to hear, “Everyone! Welcome! We are pleased to present to you the final competition of our Culling Tournament.”

"He's officially dueled about 78 times, and the number of casualties are 78 as well." Seventy-eight duels. Seventy-eight casualties. A perfect score. Truly inspirational. No wonder the idiot had been begging. Levi hadn't challenged him to a duel. He'd scheduled an execution. And just like that, Levi had stolen the spotlight from me again. Even if people whispered about the accusations later, the story would end with the king's undefeated record. Crisis diverted. At least tonight hadn't spiraled into something worse. "Hello there, fellow kid," someone said beside me. I turned. The old fart again. Of course. "Why don't we have a conversation about your mother?"

“Stripping him of his title so that the Zumerongs would be disheartened and give up their chance. They convinced the old man that once Zumerongs gave up, then he could continue for another 100 years.” “Then why didn’t the duel happen?” Orseus asked in confusion “Or was it before I was born?” “Oh, the duel did happen…” Cornelius’s face curled up sinisterly “But do you think they would have it easy once they unleashed the devil?” His face no longer had the amiable elder smile and aura; Anne-Marie shrunk behind Mira, this grandpa had suddenly become very… very scary, she didn’t want to stay in this room anymore. “But didn’t you say that the duel should be between the heir of the king and the he

Alastair laughed out, and said to no one in particular, "Oh I like this one. This should be fun." "The duel will take place in 10 minutes," Marcus replied. "The two parties should go and prepare themselves, for this will be the last day of one of you." Alastair chuckled as he walked away. Kincaid turned and watched as his uncle walked away. For the first time in most of his adult years, he felt very intimidated.

“Nice match yesterday Hera. You won but it was fun… Been a while since someone knocked me out here” He said and I couldn't help but laugh. “Are you telling me that even Chris couldn't win a duel with you?” I ask and he chuckles. “Chris and the Alpha are an exception. No one has ever won them before in a duel” “And have they fought each other?” I ask him curiously, it kind of feels nice to discuss with someone apart from my brother. Luca laughs at my question and looks at me. “The duels never had an end, they just fought on and on until they got tired and then decided to call off the duel but then the Alpha won a duel with Chris one day. Crazy right?” he replies and I nod.

This was all Adam and I had managed to do with all our strength. Casper was indeed drawn over and walked to the door as if he was being guided by something else, just in time to hear Sydney say to her daughter. "And the last time I made you frame that witch, I clearly told you to fall harder! But in the end, all you had was a minor fracture!