Traitors Gate Novels & Stories

He asked. Althea’s eyes sharpened. “You know what this is.” She stated firmly. The generals exchanged brief looks. Reyes exhaled slowly. “Yes.” He answered calmly before his expression darkened. “And if Luca Valtieri is moving toward that convergence point, then this war is much bigger than you realize.” August straightened immediately. “What is it?” He asked. Silence filled the room briefly before Reyes pointed directly at the center point Nicholas identified earlier. “That,” he said quietly, “is the Axis Gate.”

By the time I reached the Council fortress, I had seventeen Alphas and over three hundred wolves at my back. Now we stood before the massive gates, and I felt Aria's presence through the bond. Weak, frightened, but alive. Still fighting. "Last chance to reconsider," Alpha Adrian of Riverside Pack said quietly. "Once we breach those gates, there's no going back. The Council will brand us all traitors." "Then we'll be traitors together." I shifted into Kael, feeling my wolf's rage fuel my transformation. "ATTACK!" The gates shattered under the combined assault of eighteen Alpha wolves. Council guards poured out to meet us, but they were trained for precision strikes, not open warfare. Our coal

Exhaustion and fear were written across every feature of his face. "Alpha!" Kael stepped forward immediately. "Report." The warrior swallowed hard. "The southern gates have fallen." Shock swept through the room. Nightbane's southern gates had stood for generations. Entire armies had failed to breach those walls. Kael's expression became frighteningly calm. "How?" The warrior hesitated. Then answered. "They were opened from the inside." The silence that followed felt suffocating. Another traitor. Another betrayal. My stomach tightened. Kael's jaw hardened.

"The security gate on the day of the college entrance exam." The screen displayed a detailed technical log, along with chat records. "[Jenna]: Increase the voltage on the security gate. Coordinate it with the conductive plate hidden in her shoes. Once she steps on it…" "[Kayla]: Could this kill her?" "[Jenna]: If she dies, she dies. We can say it was an equipment leakage accident. My dad can handle it. She was too stubborn. After all this time, she still did not drop out." The entire auditorium fell dead silent.

It wasn't something I needed. Eight traitors including Grey, my personal guard, the guard at the gate, and the rogue– were dragged in one by one by the elite guards, shackled, bloodied and humiliated. It was obvious. Besides the other three already in custody and the two who came on their own, the others were forcefully dragged away from their hideout. Battered and bruised. From my very personal guard, to the outer gates warrior, to two of the council smallest members, three elders– every traitor, every last one of them had been tracked, hunted, and captured.

"Found the traitors." "Traitors, as in plural?" "Yeah. It's all there in black and white."

"Open the gate!" The guards exchanged uncertain glances but finally obeyed. The massive gates began to creak open, and the moonlight shone on the soldiers waiting outside. "You know Valetim will consider you a traitor," I said to the commander, looking him directly in the eyes as the chaos unfolded around us. He shook his head, resigned. "If this is treason, then so be it. I know he won’t win." With the gates open, our soldiers began to pour in in waves, their shouts echoing as they advanced into the palace. The roar of the wolves mixed with the sound of steel clashing against steel.

The traitor gasped once, blood bubbling from his lips, and slid down dead, leaving a dark, spreading stain on the tent floor. The second traitor was a council runner who had been helping carry messages. He suddenly opened a small portal directly behind me, violet light flaring between his hands. “The child is his!” Jacob was already moving. He crossed the tent in two powerful strides and cut the runner down with a savage slash across the throat. The man collapsed beside the first traitor, his blood soaking into the furs and canvas. The third traitor was another guard near the exit. He stabbed one of our loyal defenders from behind, the blade sinking deep into the man’s back. The defender cri

His curse word brought tears in my year as there were so many real faces of his that yet to be disclosed. My lower lip quivered as he opened the gate wide for me as before he intentionally didn’t open it properly, I guess. I sat in the car as the guards must not have heard what he said to me in whisper but they saw everything. I knew I was his wife but that was too much. I didn’t think that I would be able to look at them ever again. If they see this then the words would travel towards Sabreena and then from there they would travel around the world.

I did this for Irene's father, for Irene, and for Silas. “Let it be known,” I said, turning to the crowd again, “that they didn’t act alone. Those seven traitors had minions.” A murmur swelled as more names were read: “Chris, my right man,” I chuckled in disbelief. “Alpha Kael, Malcolm Stark, and his unfortunate son, Peris Stark. They are all traitors.” Gasps again. I was also in disbelief. These people were so close to me, yet they betrayed me so significantly.