The Lords Of Discipline Book นิยาย & เรื่องราว

The year is 2075 AD and this is the beginning of the end, the beginning of humanity’s fight against the forces of hell. FACTS • THE DISCIPLES ARE A TEAM OF PAGE HOLDERS BROUGHT TOGETHER BY THE CHURCH. THEY ARE THE SECOND MOST IMPORTANT FIGHTERS IN THE WAR AGAINST HELL, THEY POSSESS A SINGLE SCRIPTURE VERSE AND ARE CAPABLE OF THE ABILITY SPELLED OUT IN THAT SCRIPTURE, THEY HAVE UNDERGONE SEVERE TRAINING TO MASTER THEIR ABILITIES AND ARE VERY PROFICIENT FIGHTERS. THEY NUMBER 144 IN TOTAL AND ARE DIVIDED INTO TEAMS OF 12, WITH EACH TEAM HAVING ITS OWN CAPTAIN. SOME OF ITS MEMBERS GAINED THEIR PAGE FROM BIRTH WHILE OTHERS HAD THEIRS IMPLANTED IN THEM

He glanced at Philip who was chatting merrily with everyone and turned to ask Fennel who was next to him, “President Leigh, he actually has more attributes. Why did you ask me to stop the rating process?” “Don't ask what you shouldn't ask. Just do your job properly. All data about him must be kept confidential!” Fennel said solemnly as he looked at Philip. Instructor Lauder nodded and said, “I understand.” Half an hour later, Fennel and Philip left this place. Before he left, Instructor Lauder gave Philip a book called ‘Fundamentals for Disciples’. Philip read a few pages. It was all about the introduction of disciples and the special power behind the door, followed by the explanation of how

There was nothing written in it at all. Ban: You're making this more confusing. Reiya: Just listen to what I am trying to tell you. Ban: Okay. Okay Reiya: When Lord Lucifer gave them each book he said that the books will be the key. You see these books are enchanted in such a way that when something is written in one book the other books will receive the same writings. And Lucifer's book is the main book. Only when it is written in his book will the content appear on the other books. If the other lords write something on the book they were given it would be erased instantly as long as it is not written on the main book.

"Tempting. But I meant long-term." I turned in his arms. "Long-term? We build something new. A family that doesn't operate on fear and debt. Partnerships instead of protection rackets. Legitimacy where we can get it." "That could take decades." "Good thing we have time." "We also have enemies. The Agostis won't forgive what happened with Russo." "The Agostis have their own problems." I smiled. "Emilio is recovering. When he walks again, he intends to take control from the rest of his family. And he owes me a favor."

Since I was a minor, I didn't last in there for more than half an hour since it was against government laws for a minor to be held that long. " Marcus?" The officer frowned " what's your dad's name?" " Dante Marcus" I answered. The officer looked at me weirdly then gave me back my shades that were taken at the front desk. Now that I saw his face clearly, he appeared to be wary of my eyes. I quickly put them back on my eyes " Let's get this over with" he sighed motioning to me to start speaking. " I… he pushed me more than three times and I uhm...I beat him" I even felt stupid for saying what I was saying right now but that was really the case.

Several men nodded while a few others hid pleased smirks. Viktor continued, "The empire is falling apart. Smaller groups are testing us now. The Asians are sniffing around our borders, almost taking everything that belongs to us. The Southern alliance is growing impatient without us and we can’t stay without Don, not anymore." Another man, Ivan spoke up when Viktor sat down."We need someone strong and experienced with a history in leadership..." Every pair of eyes shifted toward Sergei, he was the only one with the named characteristics in the room.

Chapter 1: The Binding Contract The towering spires of Emberforge Citadel pierced the stormy sky like obsidian blades as Elyndor Starveil stepped through the massive enchanted gates, his travel cloak heavy with rain and his heart pounding with a potent mix of defiance, ambition, and nervous anticipation. At twenty-four, the young mage had earned his place as one of the most promising apprentices in the realm through sheer talent and relentless determination. Yet being personally assigned to Lord Sylas Emberforge, the most feared and respected sorcerer lord in the kingdom felt less like an honor and more like stepping willingly into a dragon’s lair. The air inside the citadel hummed with raw,

“Continue to maintain discipline and rest when you can. We burned one catapult and reduced the number of brutes. However, the magicians and goblin lord continue to stand. Remain on guard.” Unshaken by the victory or tremendous prowess, the human army remained in formation, awaiting commands. On the other hand, the goblin lord stomped his feet firmly on the ground and glared at those under his command. The humans might be weak, but they were formidable opponents with discipline far exceeding these muscle heads. One misstep and it would be them paying the price of arrogance. “From now on, anyone who disobeys orders will be treated as such. Once you are out of the barrier, you may not return. T

“You speak of survival.” Myrra, standing near the council’s edge, slammed her palm onto the table. “You have no idea what you’re tampering with,” she snapped. “Do you think magic was simply taken from you? It is breaking apart, unraveling. And if we do not understand why, forcing it back could tear the world apart.” A few lords shifted uneasily, but the scarred man remained unmoved. “Then perhaps the world deserves to be torn apart.” Rael rose to his feet, the weight of his father’s crown heavy on his brow. “If you wish to see what remains of the world destroyed, then you are no king’s man. And I do not suffer traitors.”

Kade said stonily, cutting off the babble. “I know what I did was wrong! I was wrong, I got greedy, I’ll never do anything like that ever again—” “No.” Kade felt the ice in his voice, the obvious contempt he didn’t bother to try to hide. “Your mistake was your carelessness. You got caught. But more than that — your mistake was not recognizing your betters. You were chasing the money, but there’s a hierarchy. An inviolable order. You should have been chasing that money for me. Me. Do you understand? Now, instead of an asset, you’re a sloppy liability. The difference between those two conditions is loyalty. Pure and simple.”