The Oaths Of Vayuputras Mga Nobela at Kwento

Even the elders who’d opposed me looked solemn and respectful in this moment. Darius took my hand as I reached the top, his grip warm and steady. The mate bond hummed between us, strengthened by last night’s reconnection. The ritual proceeded smoothly. The head elder began the ancient words, speaking in the old language that most pack members no longer fully understood but recognized as sacred. I recited the Luna oaths, my voice carrying across the gathered pack. I promised to protect the vulnerable, counsel the alpha, nurture the young, and uphold pack law and tradition. Each word felt heavy with meaning and responsibility.

She had never expected—had never dared to hope—that he would one day offer the same. "The ritual," Elder Hale said quietly, stepping forward with an ancient scroll in his hands, its surface covered in symbols that made Marcus's eyes ache. "It must be performed now, before the last of her strength fades. Are you certain, Alpha Marsh? Once spoken, the oath cannot be broken. Once taken, the burden cannot be set down. You will be bound to her not merely for this life but for every life that follows, your souls intertwined across the endless cycle of death and rebirth."

She shot me a smug, challenging look. Orion gripped his scepter. I noticed the massive soulstone glowing at its tip. "Ianthe." He looked up, his silver eyes locking onto mine. The room went dead silent. "I swear on the River Styx," his voice was deep and absolute. "I will not betray you. Not in this life. Not in the next. I am yours until the end of all things." The vow echoed like thunder. Even Deimos looked shocked. Swearing on the River Styx was the most binding oath in the divine realm. Break it, and your soul rots in the Abyss forever.

Everyone bowed their heads and muttered, “Alpha.” My chest tightened and I nodded. I looked towards my mother who nodded. Of course my father wasn't here, he had just renounced and he had to go through his own rites. He was now one of my elders. I cleared my throat. “Under the moon and with the goddess’ hem on my heels, I take this oath and I swear to be bound to you. In blood and in mind, I will serve and protect. My pack and my bride. Whom I will stand by, come sun, come moon and with whom I will lead this pack to greater heights.”

Suddenly, golden light shimmered, sealing off the entrance completely. The Supreme Master said, "This is an isolating formation. What I'm about to tell you must not be heard by anyone. Simultaneously, you cannot reveal it to anyone! You must swear here. The oaths we immortals make are very effective. Violating the oath will incur heavenly retribution!" Adrian found it strange that the Supreme Master had suddenly become so serious. Nevertheless, he replied, "Alright, Supreme Master, I swear. If I disclose what you tell me later, I will incur heavenly retribution!"

Torches lit along the walls on their own as they passed, revealing carvings in the stone, scenes of wolves standing on open ground with the stars blazing above them, their eyes turned not to the moon but to something unseen, something higher. “What is this place?” Fenric asked, his voice echoing slightly in the narrow hall. Syra walked beside him now, her gaze fixed on the carvings. “It is the place where the First Oath was sworn. Before Packs. Before Calling. Before the moon was theirs to give.” “And what was the oath?” Fenric pressed. “That no wolf would be bound to anything but their own will,” she said. “No cycle. No mate chosen by the moon. No shift dictated by tradition. A wolf’s life

"Don't even get me started. He's just a boring bookworm. Everything about him annoys me.” "Do you know what happened on our wedding day? He didn't say a single word, and he thought he could touch me then at night? Dream on!" I was shocked. "So, you two never…" "Exactly!" Sadie said, lifting her chin with pride. "A woman's body and mind must align to feel joy. Otherwise, how are we any different from animals?" At the time, I did not know she had forced Quinn to live like a monk his entire life.

The Elder began chanting, his voice deep: "By the blood of the old, the blood of the new, The strength of the moon, the call of the true, Bound in the night, sealed by fate, Power bestowed, a new Alpha’s weight. Sanguis veterum, vires novorum, Nexum factum, fatum signatum. Audite vocem lunae—Regem novum levate! Ordo luporum, lex aeternum, Cor, animus, et sanguis unum! Ascende, Alpha! Dominare, regna, protege! Blood of the old, strength of the new,

He laughed, "As you wish." There was a tea table on the deck. The three of us sat down. The bodyguard brought three cups of hot water. Without any hesitation, Kent and I each held a cup and drank. But Jared didn't drink a sip. I knew he was probably worried something had been slipped into the water. He slid the contract he was holding across the table to Kent, his face a slight smile, "Please sign these transfer contracts." Kent received it and started flipping through it. Since I was sitting right next to him, I was able to see the content. What he gave him was a notary and statement for transferring the entire Jewel Group and all the assets under his name to Jared.

With grievance and unwillingness on his face, he said loudly, "I, Shui Qinglong of the Water Ape Clan, swear in the name of the Tao of Heaven that from now on, the Water Ape Clan will never be enemies with the Flaming Tiger Clan. I will never hurt any member of the Flaming Tiger Clan, nor will I use any other conspiracy to plot against the Flaming Tiger Clan. If I violate this oath, The Water Ape Clan will be completely destroyed!" Swear! Above the entire sky, there was a sudden clap of thunder. This meant that the oath had been witnessed by the Heavenly Daos. If the Water Ape race went back on their word, they would be punished by the heavens. But the moment the oath was made! All of the Wa