The Ten Duel Commandments Novels & Stories

“You are fighting for acceptance, yes? For the right to be called mate? Understand this, I will not be gentle.” “Good,” she said, and a comet of something fierce shot through her. “I don’t want to be gentle.” That surprised me more than I liked to admit. People who begged for war rarely meant it. “You want rules, Elara?” I asked. “One hour. If one wolf yields or is unable to continue, the duel ends. If both stand at the hour, the council judges the victor.” “And? If I win?” she asked.

I snarled, keeping my gaze trained on Gustav. “The duel must begin,” Dad announced from across the field, his tone bit, low and irritable. “Fight in the old way. No weapons allowed. Shift if you must. Let this be known that this duel is not one that challenges for the Alpha title, it is a simple one of servitude. Winner claims dominion. Loser forfeits or dies.” Raina wrestled in Theo’s hold even more, twisting and turning, still hell-bent on stopping the match. Her struggle was all the Worgen needed to spring into action.

"You... will stand with me?" Shane nodded. "I'll stand with you-on the battlefield, not in crime." Jake nodded slowly. "Then that's how it will be." Shane looked around the hall. "Your duel will follow the ancient code. Two packs, one witness each, and justice served by the goddess of the moon." Jake looked back at his pack-his family. "My choice?" he said softly. Shane met his eyes. "Your choice. Choose wisely, Alpha." Jake bowed his head, silencing the room.

“It talks about the Sanctified Duel. That’s the law mandating a fight to the death between mates, isn’t it?” Ramon nods grimly, his gaze darkening. “Yes. The Duelum Sanctum. It’s one of the oldest laws, predating even the Council. It was created during a time of chaos, when mate bonds were seen as tools for power rather than love. The fight ensured only the strongest bond would prevail.” “But that’s barbaric,” I whisper, my fingers clenching the edge of the page. “How can love thrive when it’s turned into a battlefield?” “It wasn’t about love back then,” he replies softly. “It was about survival and control. The law has been upheld for centuries because it ensures balance in the supernatural

"Kill him!" The 10th Paladin gave the final order directly.

"I´m counting on you, show them that we irregulars are much more than demons" I instinctively grabbed her hand and nodded with a nervous grin. "I fucking promise you that I will" We reassured each other with our looks and turned to the front, where Siegfreid was getting done with the rules. "This is the final moment for both parties to cancel the duel and reach a verbal agreement. Both leaders, step forward" We did as signaled and got closer to our enemy. "Dominique Foe Yatra, do you wish to continue?" "Fuck yhea"

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The Night Howlers pack's standard of living is top-notch considering the fact that it's not even among the first five largest packs in North America. My dad already appointed Alpha Nate as my trusted representative aka seconds, who will act in my stead in all matters concerning the duel. It's the job of the seconds to make all of the arrangements in advance, including where the duel will be held, how long the duel would last, and what conditions will end the duel, like if the duel will be a fight to the death or the fight would go on until the first blood is drawn.

It was said to be made from human hide, but the rumor wasn’t supported with evidence. Each boss had a personalized key, but during the annual Tribunal, only the host could open the said ledger. Rios skipped several pages and landed on the Ten Cardinal Laws that the organization upheld: LOYALTY ABOVE ALL. CODE OF SILENCE. OBEY THE CHAIN OF COMMAND. NO TOUCHING ANOTHER MEMBER’S FAMILY UNLESS NECESSARY. RESPECT AMONG MEMBERS. HONOR ALL PACTS WITH ALLIED FAMILIES. BUSINESS FIRST.

“Alpha Robert, you’re thinking too highly of yourself. I just denied the war to take you down by my own claw.” The words cut deep into Alpha Robert’s ego, his eyes burning with uncontrollable rage. Then suddenly, one of Blackridge’s elders stepped forward under his alpha’s sign to announce the rules. “You both get ready for the duel. No weapons are allowed during the combat. The victor will determine the outcome between the two packs.” “Come here, you weak coward,” Alpha Robert hissed, clearly not wanting to wait any more. “Enough with your big words. Now let me make you bleed to your death.”