All Chapters of Kingdom Reboot: Rise Of The Conquest System: Chapter 1
- Chapter 10
17 chapters
Chapter 1: The Beginning After The End
"Gods, Aurelius..." Mileena's voice broke apart with pleasure. Her nails scraped down his chest as she bounced above him repeatedly. "Don't stop. Please don't stop."Her auburn hair stuck to her sweaty skin as she moved. Morning light through the window made her body glow like gold. She'd been moving on him for quite a while now as she gave him different styles. Her legs shook from the effort but she wouldn't quit. Not when she was finally close."Look at me," she gasped as she bounced on him, her breasts bouncing above him while her brown eyes burned with need. "I want to see your face when you lose control."Aurelius grabbed her waist to steady her. His fingers digging into her soft flesh as he felt a rush of pleasure run down towards his belly. She just felt perfect around him. Hot, tight and his."Gods Mileena," he groaned. His voice coming out rough. "You're driving me mad."She laughed and bent down to kiss him hard, her breasts resting on his chest as her tongue slipped into hi
Chapter 2: The Beginning After The End
Aurelius looked up from the moldy straw. A young woman sat in the cell across from his. She had short blonde hair that looked like it had been cut with a dull knife. Her eyes burned with fury even in the dim light. Something about her seemed dangerous."Who are you?" he asked."Does it matter?" she said coldly. "We're both going to die anyway.""I'm Aurelius.""I know who you are," she said. Her voice carried old anger. "Commander of the First Order. The king's favorite. Though that won't help you now."The hate in her voice wasn't aimed at him. That was good. He had enough enemies already."What did you do?" he asked.She was quiet for a long time. Then she spoke without looking at him. "I tried to kill someone who deserved it."Days crawled by in the cold stone cells. Aurelius paced like a caged wolf while questions ate at his mind. How had Victor built such a perfect trap? How long had he been planning this?The woman mostly stayed quiet. But sometimes she would answer his question
Chapter 3: The Warning That Came Too Late -
"Gods, yes," Mileena moaned as she bounced harder on him. Her auburn hair stuck to her sweaty face while her brown eyes were half closed with pleasure. "Right there, Aurelius. Don't you dare stop."But Aurelius barely heard her. Blue words kept flashing in his vision like some kind of magic he didn't understand.[CONQUEST SYSTEM ACTIVE][WARNING: TIMELINE CHANGE DETECTED][MISSION PRIORITY: CONVINCE AND SAVE THE HIGH KING]The words made no sense. System? Timeline? What in the hells was happening to him?Mileena's moans got louder as she moved faster. Her breasts bounced above him while she chased her pleasure. Any other time, he would have flipped her over and taken control. Would have fucked her so bad and made her scream his name until the whole palace heard.Not today. Today he had bigger problems."Mileena," he said softly. He grabbed her hips to stop her movement. "I need to go."Her eyes snapped open. Confusion replacing the lust on her face. "What? Right now? But we're not fin
Chapter 4: Blood and Loyalty
Aurelius stumbled through the palace corridors. Blood dripped from his shoulder and leg as he ran. Each step sent pain shooting through his body but he couldn't stop. Behind him, Victor's voice echoed off the stone walls. "Find him! Bring me the head of the king's murderer!" The hallways felt different now. These were the same stones he'd walked for years but now they felt like enemy territory. His blood left a trail on the floor like breadcrumbs leading his hunters right to him. Blue words kept flashing in his vision. [ENHANCED ABILITIES AVAILABLE] [ACTIVATE COMBAT MODE?] What did that even mean? Combat mode? The words made no sense but they wouldn't go away. A servant girl rounded the corner ahead of him. Young Sara from the kitchens. She'd always smiled and bowed when she saw him before. Now she took one look at his bloody clothes and screamed. "Arrrrrrhhhhhh!" She ran the other way as fast as her legs could carry her. Her screams echoed down the hall, bringing mo
Chapter 5: Blood And Loyalty II
The stone halls were darker down here. Water dripped from the ceiling. Rats scurried away from their torchlight. The smell of mold and human waste filled the air. Aurelius found the cell he was looking for. A young woman sat in the corner on moldy straw. Short blonde hair framed a face that burned with fury even in the dim light. She looked up when they approached. Her blue eyes went from Aurelius to the knights behind him. "Well, well," she said coldly. "What do we have here? Come to finish what your Victor started?" "I'm Aurelius and I'm here to get you out," Aurelius said. She laughed, sharp and bitter. "Right. And why would the king's pet commander want to help a prisoner?" "Because we have a common enemy now, Victor," Aurelius said. Seraphina studied his face. Something in his voice must have convinced her because her expression changed slightly. "You're the one they're hunting," she said. "I heard the commotion upstairs. Victor's calling you a murderer." "He ki
Chapter 6: Into the Dark
The tunnel was barely wide enough for one person. Water dripped from the ceiling and hit the stone floor with soft splashing sounds. Their torches threw dancing shadows on the walls as they moved deeper underground. Aurelius led the way but he noticed something. Something was different about his vision down here. He could see further into the darkness than should be possible. Every sound seemed clearer too. Behind them, he could hear boots on stone and men shouting orders. "Commander," Sir Garrett whispered from behind him after being unable to stop himself. "How can you move so well down here? The rest of us can barely make out the walls." Aurelius didn't know how to answer that. How could he explain something he didn't understand himself? "I don't know. Everything just seems... clearer." Blue words flashed in his vision again. [ENHANCED PERCEPTION ACTIVE] [TRACKING MULTIPLE HOSTILES] What kind of sorcery was this? Why were these words appearing in his head? And what did they
Chapter 7: Questions and Power
Dawn light filtered through the trees above them. Birds sang in the branches but their songs couldn't hide the sounds coming from the palace behind them. Dogs barking. Men shouting orders as they rallied and tracked them "We need shelter," Sir Garrett said. His weathered face showed worry as he scanned the forest around them. A woman with a water bucket stopped on the path ahead. She took one look at their bloodied clothes and weapons and dropped the bucket with a loud crash. Water splashed everywhere as she ran screaming toward the nearest farmhouse. "The gods have mercy," Sir William cursed. "Half the kingdom will know we're here by midday." More people appeared on the forest paths. Farm workers heading to their fields. A merchant with his cart. All of them stared at the group of armed men standing in the grove. "There," one of them pointed. "That's the king's murderer. The one Victor's hunting." "Look at all that blood," another whispered. The merchant turned his cart around
Chapter 8: Shadows and Gold
The afternoon sun filtered through the moss-covered roof of the old hut. Aurelius sat on the wooden floor with his knights spread around him. They looked like what they were - desperate fugitives with nowhere left to run. "We need to talk about what comes next," Sir Garrett said. His weathered face was grim. "Victor won't give up hunting us." "What I still don't understand," Sir Roland said, rubbing his temples in frustration, "is how he managed all this. The timing was fucking perfect." "Real perfect," Sir Edmund agreed. "We were supposed to leave for the eastern border yesterday. That supply mix-up was what kept us here long enough." Sir Bradley's eyes narrowed. "You think that was also planned? We leaving for the eastern border?" "Had to be," Sir Garrett said slowly. "Think about it. How many First Order knights were in the palace yesterday? Just us ten." Sir William counted on his fingers. "Sir Marcus said the rest were all on assignment. Border patrols mostly. Said Vic
Chapter 9: Shadow And Gold II
The knights looked sick. They understood now how desperate their situation really was. "What about just getting out of the kingdom?" Sir Edmund asked. "The Sylphean Dominion might take us," Sir Roland suggested. "I heard they stay neutral in human politics." "For a price," Seraphina said. "Border crossing fees, bribes for the guards, travel documents. Even the cheapest route would cost fifty dragons per person." Sir William did the math in his head. "Five hundred and fifty dragons total. We have maybe three silver stags between us." The room fell silent. The numbers were impossible. "There are other ways to earn coin," Seraphina said carefully. "In the criminal districts. People who need... work done." The knights looked uncomfortable. They knew what kind of work she meant. "We're not killers for hire," Sir Garrett said firmly. "No," Seraphina agreed. "But you might not have a choice." "There has to be another way," Sir James said. His young voice cracked with stress. "Like
Chapter 10: Blood and Trust
Mother Coin poured wine from expensive bottles while discussing the brutal details of their arrangement. The price kept climbing with each new requirement she added.Around them, the entertainment house continued its nightly business. A fat merchant was getting his cock sucked by a blonde girl who made exaggerated moaning sounds. Her dress was bunched around her waist while he groped her ass with thick fingers.On another couch, two nobles were taking turns with a brunette. One had her bent over the cushions while the other fed her wine between thrusts. She gasped and whimpered as they both took turns fucking her.The music got louder to cover the sounds of fucking. Serving girls brought fresh wine and cleaned up the mess afterward. Everything ran like a well-oiled machine designed for rich men's pleasure.But Aurelius' eyes kept wandering back to the silver-winged fairy in her low cage. She wasn't watching him anymore. Instead, she stared at nothing with empty eyes almost like she'd