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I said, my voice carrying to every corner of the room, "broke formation. He abandoned his strategic position in a foolish attempt at glory, and he paid the price for his lack of discipline." ​I turned my masked face away from the trembling Luna, looking out over the rows of wounded Blackwood warriors. ​"The men in these beds," I continued, sweeping my arm toward them, "held the line. They fought with honor. They didn't break. And because of their discipline, the Crimson Court's supply line is in ashes." ​I looked back at Zara, leaning in so the blank, terrifying bone-white visor was inches from her face. ​"If I hear you interrupt the healers again to demand preferential treatment for a man w

" Caspian said as I was confused. "And?" I asked. "And the only people allowed to have those are people who are of the Divine or Damned Realms." Caspian explained. As the words left Caspians, silence hung in the air as I wondered how Lord Oskar possessed this book. --------------------- Note: This book is the property of Ulliend's Musings and is only allowed in approved formats such as D****e, Good Novel, TikTok, etc -----------------

It's my Era and a fresh page where my rulership would be drafted on was provided in the book of oaths. When I was done writing, I passed the book to Aslan. It would be passed around and reviewed by each lord and then the decision to implement it would be made. I waited for quite a while till the book was passed back to me. My rules were simple. No unnecessary killing of people,wether outsider or Zen's to achieve a course except push comes to shove. No trying to bypass state authorities. Even though we now have alliance with the cops, it wasn't an avenue to do whatever we want especially if it goes against state laws.

Erriene pouted, folding the letter in his hands and hiding it somewhere in his robes. Alarick was distracted by the little patch of skin that showed over his hips for a while. He frowned trying to recall the conversation. “It depends on what you have to offer, and what is it that you seek,” he said at last, noticing the resignation in his voice and hating it. Erriene smiled and turned to the temple. “Follow me, Warlord. We will discuss this inside where it is warmer.” The words sent a shiver in his spine, but he quickly reminded himself who he was talking to, and focused on looking bored.

Soon. The city blurred past the window, lights flickering in quiet submission. My posture remained still. Composed. But beneath the surface, something had begun to coil—a quiet tension, slow and exact. Not anger. Never anger. Discipline. Punishment is not about rage. It is about order. About balance. About reminding someone where the leash ends. Lu needed that reminder. He had been given a place. A role. A structure designed to elevate him out of whatever unstable ruin he called a life. I didn’t offer sanctuary. I offered purpose.

His breathing evened. The man leaned against the table, arms folded loosely, posture relaxed in a way that suggested not comfort, but mastery. “Most people believe discipline is about force,” the man said. “They think control comes from volume. From threat.” He tilted his head slightly, watching. “They’re wrong.” The silence returned, but now it was structured—anchored by the words already spoken. “Force is inefficient,” the man continued. “It creates resistance. What we cultivate here is compliance without friction.”

"Some people seem to think rules do not apply to them." I mumbled sorry and tried to find a seat at the back, but he was not done. "Stay after class. We need to discuss your... discipline." The word discipline hit me hard. The fear of suspension struck me. The rest of the lecture passed in a blur. I could not focus on the book we were reading. All I could think about was his voice saying that word again. Discipline. Punishment. Control. When everyone else left, I stayed in my seat, heart hammering. Professor Kane closed the door and walked over slowly. He was taller up close, broad shoulders, sharp jaw, and those dark eyes that seemed to see straight through my clothes.

They want to ruin me in every way possible. Their hands punish. Their lips taunt. Their bodies ruin. But the worst part? A part of me likes it. This isn’t a love story. It’s a game of power, pain, and obsession. And I’m about to lose everything. Even my heart. And when one of them decides that’s what he exactly wants, maybe he’ll get it too. After all, the Lords always get what they want. And this time… they want me. __________________ Disclaimer This book is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. All characters, settings, and incidents are the product of the author's imagination.