Who Betrayed Rimuru Novels & Stories

She betrayed me. She fucking betrayed me, Lorenzo Ace Russo. No one betrays Lorenzo Ace Russo and lives to talk about it. No fucking one.

Even if his warriors were gone, he was glad his clan was still a meaningful number. Some women rushed to him and took the Luna from his back as they quickly attended to her wounds. Ragnar's Beta walked over to him. "This is all I could gather, Alpha," he said. Ragnar nodded and thanked him, as he stood tall to address his people. "We have lost the war against the humans, because one of our own had betrayed us." He said. They listened attentively. "My foster son, Razor told our secret to the humans and is now one of them."

The general of the crew called to me with a bow of respect as they all file in. “I have a job that needs to be done, and it cannot be traced back to us,” I explain. I slid a picture of Hannah and Aurelia Murphy and Lincoln Carter across the table. “Do not harm the child, but make sure she’s frightened into obedience. Do not kill either adult, but they need to get the message, that they are not untouchable.” “Understood, boss.”

The shrine was empty, save for the relic, now shattered. And in the silence, a single thought consumed me: I had betrayed her. And it was all part of Veyron’s plan.

But he was a fool if he thought he could stop what had already begun. I leaned forward, watching as the battle unfolded exactly as I had envisioned. My warriors clashed against WhiteMoon’s forces, but the true advantage lay in the betrayal I had carefully crafted. Rylan noticed it too. I could see it in the way his movements shifted, the way his strikes became more desperate. He had realized the truth—some of his own packmates had turned against him. A smirk tugged at my lips. The moment he saw one of his own warriors lower his blade and let himself be struck down without resistance, I knew my plan had worked.

Five days until Arabella’s and my joint event. “And it was supposed to be a week until our Luna ceremony,” Eilyul whispered sadly. “Eilyul, maybe being a Luna—or loved—is just not for us. The second time I got betrayed before the Luna ceremony,” I replied coldly. “We got betrayed, not you,” she said, her voice laced with sorrow. “Leo betrayed me, but his wolf, Orion, was against it. Maybe Ronan wasn’t supporting Sebastian either. Humans betrayed us, but their spirits stayed loyal. So technically, you’re not the one who was betrayed,” I explained softly.

My necklace flared, my aura spiking with resolve, but Rhea’s warning echoed, “The traitor’s next.” Lila’s betrayal was clear, but was she the only one? And why did Rhea hint at the betrayal? The pack’s roars filled the air, chaos erupting as Dren’s confession sank in “It’s Lila, Cee’s mentor!” Something is definitely not right. My heart raced, my claws ready—could we stop her before she destroyed Starfang?

My first mate, a figure I had trusted implicitly, concealed his treacherous intentions beneath a façade of loyalty. As the moon goddess's blessings were invoked, sealing the pact with an ethereal glow, I could not fathom the darkness that lingered in the shadows. It was when the vows were exchanged that the betrayal unfurled its wings. In a chilling twist of fate, my mate turned executioner, ruthlessly slaying my family and the esteemed members of our royal lineage.

Murmurs died instantly. Liam’s gaze shifted, and Amara felt her breath hitch. She could sense what was coming, even before he spoke. “It was not Darren,” Liam continued, pacing slowly, deliberately around the table. “It was not some nameless rival lurking in the shadows. The sabotage… the leaks… the betrayal… came from here. From one of our own.” Gasps. Shock rippled across the boardroom. Amara’s hands clenched against her lap, nails digging into her palms. She wanted to stand, to speak, but she stayed silent. This was Liam’s battle. Still, her heart thudded violently, as though it might tear free.

she said. "I am tired," I admitted. "But I have work. We cannot wait." She nodded and walked beside me. "Tell me. What will we do?" I opened the council room and saw soldiers, elders, and a few chosen pack members already waiting. Their faces were hard and expectant. I climbed to the high seat and looked at each of them. "Greko pack," I said, and my voice filled the hall, "we have two traitors in our midst. Alpha Berra and Remi betrayed us. Their acts brought shame and danger. For that, they must pay."