Who Betrayed Rimuru Novels & Stories

"Please speak your mind to me, as far as it would save my people It is worth trying for me" He sighed but continued, "It is obvious that Alpha Greg wouldn't release any of your people and neither can we fight against him but we can win if someone he trusts completely and knows all of his secrets is on our side" "Betraying one's Alpha is a serious crime that I don't think is a step any one that close to him will be willing to take" Leah replied after thinking about it. His beta had looked like he would rather sacrifice himself over his Alpha's safety and Alpha greg was too cold to be close to any other person she had met.

The raw unguarded surprise in his face gave him away. “How did you know about Nelo and why did you tell me?” Damian queried. When Jungo did not speak, he let out a jeer. Now he understood everything. Being an Alpha for many years had brought different kinds of people his way and Jungo was one kind of many. Ready to betray their masters for some measly crumbs or pleasure. But always end up switching and turning around to betray their new master for abandonment issues. Nelo must have cut off the benefits he got and that infuriated him.

I glanced at the Alpha with a question ready, but he shook his head. "Not related," he said. "I'm glad for your curiosity. Have fun, you two." "Cousin, wait." Izar looked back at Kael, who adopted his dark seriousness when he said, "Rian betrayed us to Sun. I don't know if he'll search for us, but Connor is coming. It's only a matter of time. I'm sorry." Guilt rode on the back of horror through my veins. Izar looked between us grimly, but before I could apologize too, the Alpha held up a hand. "There's one thing you missed while we've been apart, Kael. And that's the army we've amassed."

"No wine, no feast. We’re at a critical season. Our enemies are moving faster than we anticipated. And as the Lead Alpha of the Western Region, it falls on me to respond quickly and decisively." Silence fell. The kind that made your breath catch. "Once again," he said, his eyes narrowing, "I have been betrayed." I knew what was coming next, but hearing him say it still twisted something inside me. "It was not my brother this time, we dealt with him. This betrayal came from a different angle. A quieter one. A woman we considered family." My stomach clenched. "Ruth," Orion said clearly. "Ravenna's stepmother." A few murmurs rippled around the table. Keto didn't react. Kate, beside me, exhaled

Why was he acting strange? When the meeting started, Beta Caleb started talking about the last things I expected to hear from him. "You might have noticed that Surrogates Freya and Kiara are no longer in our midst." Beta Caleb said. I looked around just noticing their absence as Beta Caleb spoke. "Unfortunately, one of our own has betrayed us. Traitor Jeffrey, son of the former Beta of this pack, attacked Surrogate Freya, killing her as well as the unborn child of the Alpha." I was so shocked that I almost fell over and the sound of shocked gasps from the other surrogates filled the room.

“The contents of this envelope tell me who is at fault, so do you want to come clean now or not?” I knew that Eslay would not fall for that, so I turned it over and read her name out loud. The other four looked very shocked with that information. While I would love to believe that they were innocent, I learned how deep betrayal dug. “Say yes if you worked with the Nokaura at all,” I commanded them. Eslay was the only one to speak. Okay, that was good to know. Now, I needed to make certain the others were trustworthy.

"That Viana, my so-called L.L. killed him and Vayden chopped his body into pieces. Ritso is no more." "I will never get Vayden," she grunted. "And I will never be able to rule the Blemish," Byran said with sadness. He and Sophie helped Ritso escape. I didn't care about Sophie. But my best friend, my left-hand man, Byran Sine betrayed me.

His fiery gaze softened, and he gave me a small nod, allowing me to continue. Turning to the pack, I took a deep breath and began to explain. “Raymond betrayed us,” I said, my voice steady despite the storm of emotions inside me. The gasps and murmurs that followed were expected. Raymond wasn’t just anyone, he was the late Alpha’s younger brother and the Beta of the pack. His betrayal was unthinkable. Elder Elias stepped forward, his expression a mix of confusion and disbelief. “This is confusing, Luna. Raymond is not just anybody; he is our late Alpha’s younger brother and the Beta of this pack. How did he betray us?” he asked, voicing the thoughts of everyone present.

My fingers curled around the edge of the paper, ready to rip it in half. Before I could do something I would regret, I stamped it—and bit my thumb, letting a drop of blood fall on the paper before I set them aside. *** "The cousin and second assistant of Sir Erlan—Lewis—is the one betraying him. He has been in contact with Rimena for close to seven years now," Sanders said the moment he stepped in, followed by Caleb, who closed the wooden door behind him. I exhaled slowly. "What exactly is their relationship that she betrays blood for him?"

I had always believed that even if he grew close to Summer, the class beauty, and even developed feelings for her in high school, our place in each other’s hearts would remain special. In sophomore year, some jealous girls had spread rumors that I was obsessively chasing him, trying to come between him and Summer. When Jason found out, he kicked over a desk in front of the whole class. Pointing at the girls, he shouted, “Emily is my childhood friend. If anyone dares to spread lies about her again, don’t blame me for being merciless!” At the time, I was certain I had a place in his heart. But now it seemed that had only been an act to maintain his image as loyal and sentimental.