The Reckless Oath We Made Novels & Stories

This pack just got weirder and weirder by the second. "I, Alpha Adam Grimmwolf, swear upon the moon that I will devote my life to protecting Alpha Rose Lupus. If it should happen that I should break my promise, then I will be poisoned by the breakage of this oath and die." Hectic. The rest of the pack members pledged this pledge too. Each giving themselves a cut and dropping their blood into the bowl... Even Scarlett. The bowl was then set in the middle of the table and then set alight after Deamian made a silent chant. The flames then turned blue and then purple. Then the flames and the blood disappeared.

Olivia told her. “Why can’t you change it?” she asked her. “Because the first witch made a blood oath with all non-human creatures.” Olivia told her. “Blood oath?” She asked with a confused look. Olivia nodded. “A blood oath is a sacred, unbreakable oath. It’s like an unbreakable contract. Two parties cut their hand and shake it reciting the terms and punishment for breaking it. Once the blood oath is made, it should not be broken under no condition. If anyone of the party breaks the oath, they would die a very terrible death and, in some cases, their future generation would be cursed for a certain time period.” Olivia told her.

Dani quickly caught me, helping me back to sit on the sofa again. “It’s done. Khalid has made what I suppose you could call an unbreakable vow. We call it the blood oath. Anything we say to him, he cannot repeat or use in a way that could harm us. The blood oath will take every drop from his veins if he does.” Isis explained, looking a little shaky herself.

Luca said tightly. Joey nodded once, his tone shifting into something almost ceremonial. “Mina Mendoza. Do you swear, before this family, that what you heard tonight dies within you?” I could barely breathe. “I swear.” “Do you understand what happens if you break it?” “I do.” Joey closed the book and pressed his hand flat on its cover. “Then the oath is fixed.” Luca turned on him. “You didn’t have to do that.” Joey’s eyes flicked up. “You didn’t stop her soon enough.” The silence between them carried more danger than a gun ever could. I stood still, unsure if I had just been protected or sentenced. Joey adjusted his cufflinks, his expression unreadable again. “You’re part of this now, whethe

she says without turning around. "You knew I was listening last night." "Of course." "Then you know what I want to talk about." She turns to face me. Those pale eyes seem to look right through me. "The oath your bloodline swore. Yes." "Tell me everything." She sits down on one of the stones. Pats the one next to her. "Sit." I don't want to sit next to her. But I need answers. "It was your great-great-grandfather who made the original oath," she begins. "Alaric Blackwood. He was facing a war he couldn't win. His pack was outnumbered ten to one."

Mirel, who’d been silent in the corner, stepped forward. “Then why did it get lost?” Aria looked at her. “Because it was easier to fear than to trust.” --- They left for the broken oak at dawn. The tree was still there, older now, split down the middle but alive. Aria stood in front of it, the stone in her hands. The golems had said the oath was here. Not written. Spoken. She closed her eyes. *We bind ourselves to each other. Not by blood. By choice.*

But here, tonight, under the rising moon, I felt a bond stronger than blood, stronger than fire, stronger than war. Rafe and I wolf and human, alpha and lone wolf stood together in the ruins, unbroken. And I finally allowed myself to believe that nothing, not even the distant threat of war, could undo what we had forged in blood, pain, and heartache. The moon rose higher, silver and commanding, witness to our oath. Our survival. Our bond. Our choice.

I reverted back to Oscala, I bit my finger, drew blood and stamped on the document. Oscala stepped down a stair and held document up above his head. “By the power rested in me as the priest of the goddess I bind this oath made in blood with the power of the goddess. Everyone and their descendants, every people being represented today, shall spend their lives protecting this unity. They cannot break from it unless the goddess will it so and anyone who goes against the will of this oath will suffer the wrath of the goddess.” Everyone bowed to accept the proclamation. Oscala put it down, packaged it well and he left first to keep it in the temple of the goddess. I ordered for the celebration to

Due to this very condition, individuals would usually shy away from making such an oath when dealing with strangers as it limits their actions under the conditions of the oath while the stranger is free of any such restriction. Looking at the timely message from the system, Kirou now understood the implications of the blood oath. If he was being honest, this truly was a poisonous oath as it truly screws over the person making it. If said person was dealing with someone evil, making such an oath is the equivalent of forfeiting his or her life on the spot. Kirou could only shake his head at this thought as strange memories of his past once more resurfaced within his mind. Shaking his head free

“And yet, here we are. She stands between us now, poisoned by your lies, but still tethered by the chain you forged. Tell her the rest, Luca. Tell her about the oath. Tell her what you promised.” Luca’s face blanched, shadows deepening across his sharp features. His throat bobbed as he swallowed hard, eyes flickering with something close to panic. “What oath?” Amara whispered, her heart lodging in her throat. Ethan leaned closer, his voice silky with malice. “Ah, little dove. He didn’t just bind you to keep you close. He made an oath, the kind no man can unmake. He swore that if you ever left him, if you ever truly broke free, he would rather destroy you himself than let me have you.”