Why Did Snape Make The Unbreakable Vow Novels & Stories

And there was nothing I could do to change it. But as I stared into the sorceress’s cold, unfeeling eyes, I made a vow to myself. I wouldn’t let this bond break me. I wouldn’t let it control me. I would find a way to make it work in my favor. And when the time came, I would use it to destroy Arianna once and for all. No matter the cost.

I said, through the pain. “Do you swear your eternal loyalty, obedience, and submission to him and his will?” the sorcerer asked. “I… do…” I said, breathing heavily as a feverish sensation ran up my spine. “Do you promise to accept the punishment if you breach the first two vows?” I knit my brows as tears trailed down my cheeks. “I… do!” My words came out as a moan. “And do you, Raven Xipher, tie your soul to hers?” “I do,” he said, stoically.

"All the centuries I trusted your judgement. You could have been helping me! But you've been stopping me this entire time?" Sidia finally looked at Marcus again, knowing he would be too preoccupied with what was happening to show any reaction to Sidia's behavior. She was right. Marcus' eyes were incredibly wide. Based on the twitching of his muscles, the way his neck tremored, he was trying to fight against the magical bonds of his oath. Severus had ordered him not to move though. He didn't have a loophole for that. He was stuck, and he was trying to save his mother.

He looked back at her. “You want us to make a vow?” Ayaan queried. She nodded and they both looked at the sky. “The stars, moon, and the natural flowers are a witness that today, I promise to stick with you till the end. I will be yours till not even death can separate us,” she vowed. “The stars, moon, and natural flowers are a witness that today, I promise to love you, care for you, and stick with you beyond forever. Nothing, not even death can separate us,” he vowed too. “Aameen!”

"Thanks for that, I appreciate you, especially for giving me that mirror. I don't appreciate that!” "I wouldn't have given that to you if I didn't have to. I tried all I could but I had no choice, I had to give it to you. I made a promise to Sophia, a kind of promise where she asks for just one thing. She used her promise by asking me to give the mirror to you. Witches and wizards don't break promises.” He explained.

But the Oracle had stopped smiling, her expression now carrying something warmer and more complicated than amusement. And then Hector went still. And I felt his whole Aura change suddenly. He straightened slowly, and when I looked at his face the joy was still there but something else had moved in alongside it. "The vow," he said quietly. The vow "I made about having only a Lycan heir." I closed my eyes. "Yes." He had made it publicly, before the council, before witnesses. It was the promise that no child born of a non-Lycan woman would ever become his successor.

They all said the same thing. “The spell is bound by blood and body material so it cannot be broken by ordinary means. It can only be broken by the one who placed the spell or the spell’s catalyst.” This was the words of the last wizard we visited which was the exact words of the rest of them. I decided to take the last ditch of effort I have left in me when I reached my office. I closed the door behind and dialed Aunt Bella’s number and she picked up on the second ring. “I thought you’d never call.” She echoed on the other side of the phone.

This bond was an ancient and unbreakable lycan vow that carried death for betrayal. "Break your promise and die" I threatened, smirk widening, my voice a velvet blade. His blood was warm against mine, the wounds already healing, the pact sealed. Kade’s face was a picture of splintered fury, fire raged within his eyes, but he kept himself immobile, his strength bound by the knowledge of what I could do. He knew I would kill him without batting an eyelid, my claws through his heart before he could blink. The hall fell silent, the crackling of the fire inaudible, the carved wolf heads leaning closer, witnesses to his defeat. I stepped back, relaxed but predatory in demeanor, surveying him, asse

“As you know, I will be leaving tomorrow, and for now, you need to protect your Luna and my daughter while I am away. I trust all of you, and with that being said, I need you to vow secrecy with me.” My men knew this, and not one of them flinched. They are accustomed to the vow of secrecy that we have through blood; what they didn’t realize is that the vow of confidentiality I am requesting includes a potion. The potion not only makes the vow sacred, but it also ensures that no one can break it or be forced to break it. Suppose Kaleo requested a spell that would make the people of Silver Fang follow him. This is the spell I asked for from Ella. Ella and Aiden took this potion before I left.

"He is the key to everything, Ronan. The old ways are dying. The new ways are too chaotic. Without the bridge child to guide us, both worlds will fall to darkness." "That's not an answer." "It's the only answer I can give you." I stand up. "The oath is broken." "Oaths made in blood cannot be broken. You know this." "Watch me." I start to walk away, but her voice stops me. "If you break the oath, the consequences will fall on everyone you love. Your pack. Your mates. Your child." I turn back to her. "Is that a threat?" "It's a warning. The magic that bound your great-great-grandfather's oath is older than you can imagine. If you try to break it, that magic will demand payment."