Unscramble Tribute Novels & Stories

“T-trubute?” Dreg growls and his dark eyes changed to glowing red crimson ones. “Do you think I will spear you without a tribute?!” “Our utmost apologise!” Glint shouts from behind. Egret nodded vigorously that and trembled under the gaze of his crimson eyes. “W-what would you like to h-have as tribute?” Dreg grins. “What do you have to offer?” “W-we have gold, lots of gold a-and lands that we can offer!” Egret suggests.

“I offer to be a tribute in place of my sister.” The vampire guard paused, confused. “No one has ever volunteered before.” His eyes narrowed. “Are you attempting to deceive us some way? That will not work.”

"Because after that year, you will receive a legal dissolution with no claim on your pack. You will become the Alpha of the Crimson Moon in your own right. As an engagement gift, I will not massacre Erik's pack. Do we have a deal?" My mind raced. To become an Alpha in my own right was a dream I thought had never would come true. But there was always a catch. Before I could answer, a commotion outside interrupted us. Erik barged into the room, looking rugged and exhausted, with Rose trailing behind him. Rose immediately fell to her knees, crying dramatically. "Please, do not harm our Luna! Take me as a tribute instead!" It was a convincing performance, but I saw her checking Erik’s reaction o

{MIA} I softly murmured "Corvan" under my breath as I hurried to his side, careful not to cause him any more discomfort. Glancing over my shoulder, I noticed the attending nurse, an ironic twist of fate given her vampiric nature, casting a curious gaze my way. "Hey," Corvan greeted with a noticeable effort, his voice laden with the weight of his condition.

“I did want to try the ride, but I wasn’t tall enough. Uncle Hudson had me watch the ride before we got in line to try it. He was worried I’d get scared because I was only 6, but after we got to the house. He told Mommy, I am just like her, an a… a… what was that big word, Mommy?” “Adrenaline junky. You can say thrill seeker. We like to try scary things,” Mommy answered. “That’s what Uncle Hudson meant. What he didn’t say is I learned that from him. Uncle Gideon is the scaredy cat of the family.” “He kind of is,” I whispered with a giggle. “He didn’t want to go on the rocket coaster.” “I think I would be sitting with your Uncle Gideon while you rode on those rides, myself,” Lincoln

“This same stuff from earlier that made me heal so fast?” I nodded, leaning back. “It’s a Russian tonic called Yrves. Very rare. One dose, and it works miracles.” She turned the vial in her hand, her brow furrowing. “How rare are we talking?” “Rare enough,” I said, keeping my voice casual. She didn’t need to know it was the only vial left on earth, the last of a formula I’d forcefully stolen from the maker himself. I’d given it to her without a second thought, and I wasn’t sure why. Maybe because she’d earned it, taking a bullet for that useless prince. Maybe because she was mine now, and I protected what was mine.

I roll my eyes but don’t argue because it is true. One of us has to be sensible and I volunteer as a tribute. “Tell me everything.” I don’t wait for her to start before I add. “Everything!”

The bed where I fell asleep inhaling his smell was only a few feet away. "Sit down." Godric said in a serious tone. Clearly, his thoughts were not on the moment we shared this morning. Laying in the bed together. I had never laid in a bed with a man before today. And now I was to be sold to one. I walked past the bed and sat on the couch. Godric took a seat next to me. "Do you know what a Tribute is?" He asked, testing my knowledge. I shook my head no. "It's a gift. And once the gift is given, the receiver can do with it as they please."

The nobles who have already heard of this new whim of the Lord are all in turmoil and it will not be long before all the vampires in the territory, nobles and peasants alike are aware and it will turn into chaos, he knows it. Their Lord is such a treasure, he is so precious to them that the very idea that he can unite with an unworthy person is unacceptable. Already centuries ago, it had been such a toll for their Lord to unite with a half-vampire, but here, it is neither more nor less than a human. Ah, his dear brother has always had unique tastes and inclinations, he can admit. But that doesn't mean it justifies them. He needs to understand his position and importance and stop acting li