To Poison A King Novels & Stories

"And then I have now proven that I am not the one who poisoned the wine that the king drank. And that Reikel had no intention of usurping the throne from his father." "And how can we be sure that you didn't plan this? You knew you could cure the king so you poisoned him and cured him in front of the ministers so you could get their sympathy," the queen replied to Assi, still unwilling to accept that she lost to her. She ruined her wonderful plan. Karim would surely be the king once the king died. But now, it won’t happen easily because of this woman.

he told me proudly. “I just want what’s rightfully mine, Father. I want to reclaim my place,” I replied, my heart racing in my chest, the dream of rightful power gleaming before me like a beacon. “I see now…I will not ignore this betrayal,” the king proclaimed, voice resolute. “You, Freddie, Williams, Ariana, will answer for your plans. I will not tolerate treason, or the use of poison against my own flesh and blood.” He said furiously. All of them fell silent, their faces ashen with the weight of their impending consequences. Turning to the guards, the king issued commands.

Her name was Henny, and a perfect mix between father and mother but no one expected such joy to be harshly ripped away from them almost immediately. Poor Henny got poisoned to death at barely six months by her own father. Due to the virile nature of Lukas’s job as the King’s second in command it was normal to have a sizable number of enemies who would feel aggrieved when certain decisions don’t go their way, hence they seize any opportunity to cause harm.

We want them to play both sides, to feed Archer fake information about what’s going on in the palace. The next category was the palace servants. Sadly, there were about twenty maids who were involved in the poisoning of the king. They told us he wasn’t only spelled but poisoned to make him weaker. When I looked at them I could see their aura was tainted with dark magic. They were now locked away in the dungeons and awaiting trial.

“Can we… can we have some wine first? To celebrate our union?” The King’s smile widened. “Of course.” I laid my baby down in her makeshift bassinet, then crossed to the table and poured wine into both cups. My hands were shaking, but I managed to keep them steady enough. While the King’s back was turned, I uncorked the vial and poured the poisoned water into one of the cups. “Here,” I said, handing him the poisoned cup. But he didn’t take it. Instead, he reached past me and picked up the other cup—the clean one. Then he held out the poisoned one to me.

Rowan walked closer to him and carefully explained to him the events of last night. “Steph!” Suddenly I heard Zayne call me out in a stern voice. My heart skipped a beat. I gently approached him. “You poisoned me!” “I'm so sorry, Zayne. I was-” “Stop!” Zayne stopped him before I could even explain myself. “You should be in jail. Poisoning the king is a serious offence, warranting at least twenty five to a lifetime in jail.” My mind went blank for a moment, as Zayne’s words reached my ears.

“We all needed to focus on how to save him. How he will get better again. We have to look for the cure.” “Mother, my mate must not die." I broke down in tears. "I shouldn’t have left him alone. It was my fault.” “It was not your fault, child. Your mate will be fine. He is strong. I am sure he will overcome it.” She assured me. “Tell me, David. What kind of poison is it?” mother asked. "Your Majesty, the king was poisoned with a rare and deadly toxin. I am still puzzled as to how someone could have obtained it, let alone managed to slip it into the king's food."

“Learn to strike where the enemy least expects it; that was what I did. Vashi has a pet snake; her blood is venomous… Do you really think a poisoned wine would have taken her out? For all I care, she might have dozens of antidotes for poison. "I poisoned the king's wine because I was sure when I insisted on drinking the wine to save his life, I would earn his favor.” “What if the king had drunk the wine?” Linn questioned. “I was willing to take the risk, but I won't have let that happen. I still need him to be alive; he will not be useful to me when he is in the grave.” Jazell snapped. “What I wanted to do was make Vashi confess her sins, and it worked. Although she didn't add the part where

But so far, it was all the same. "Xanus and Winston became allies. King Zeus was poisoned the night of his wedding. It is still a mystery who might have given poison to someone as cautious as King Zeus. He was brave. He was courageous. But his love for his brother was the very poison that killed him." King Vlad added in a low tone. King Vlad stood up and started walking back and forth while he was telling us that familiar heartbreaking story. It was very familiar to all of us. Because we all had been living it.

It did not make it easier to sit with but I understood. "But why poison him at all," I said, turning it over. "He is the king. The alpha. They swore loyalty to him. Why would anyone inside this palace move against their own king." "He is the king," Caius said, looking up at me now. "That is precisely why they had to remove him. He was the only real opposition standing between them and what they want. A king who says no is a problem. A king who cannot say anything is not." He tilted his head slightly and looked at me with something measuring in his expression. "Are you sure you do not know why they poisoned him."