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last update Date de publication: 2026-10-20 10:33:12

Seraphine, Mara, and Elian walked with Professor Blackthorne toward the eastern wing of the castle, a part they had never visited before. They passed many classrooms they had never actually used, then descended a narrow staircase whose walls bore no House crests. The farther they walked, the fewer other students they encountered. Seraphine had thought that Blackthorne was taking them to the archives, but as the professor kept walking to the end of the hallway—which led them to an uneven, much o
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  • Reliquiae Amoris: The Last Lie Crown   Neklace

    Seraphine, Mara, and Elian walked with Professor Blackthorne toward the eastern wing of the castle, a part they had never visited before. They passed many classrooms they had never actually used, then descended a narrow staircase whose walls bore no House crests. The farther they walked, the fewer other students they encountered. Seraphine had thought that Blackthorne was taking them to the archives, but as the professor kept walking to the end of the hallway—which led them to an uneven, much older floor—she no longer dared to guess where he was taking them.She had been absolutely certain that they passed through the same hallway every day, but seeing how different this much older one was, she thanked Mara for always showing her the fastest route to class—one that didn’t involve the narrow stairwell and old hallways they were currently exploring. Nevertheless, as they approached the wall carved with stars, Seraphine noticed that one star had a broken tip near its bottom. She only rea

  • Reliquiae Amoris: The Last Lie Crown   Student's Regristation

    Support for Lysander Vaelmont and Why I Support HimThere is a sense of trust that Damien Crowe inspires, which makes the magical community feel safer. I understand why they all support him. But I don’t understand why a record that has been filed with the Crown Council can be used to decide that someone shouldn’t be allowed to study something without giving them a chance at first place.I didn’t even know I was a Resonant before. My parents helped me come to Veyl, but they couldn’t answer all my questions about my Arc Lines. If one day there’s something unusual in my record, I want to know what it means. I want to be able to read the explanation, not just accept a decision that I’m not allowed to know.That’s why I support Lysander Vaelmont’s objection to the Crown Council. In my opinion, he’s right to ask who has the right to determine what knowledge others can access.I know Lysander has been convicted and imprisoned in Blackstone. I don’t know all the evidence in his case, so I can

  • Reliquiae Amoris: The Last Lie Crown   Everything About Magic

    “Are we really going to study with him?”Seraphine cursed under her breath as she read the class schedule she’d found slipped under her door. Most likely, the Head of the Dorm had slipped the paper under every student’s door. Just one of the names listed on that schedule was enough to make her first morning even more difficult.Blackthorne.The morning sunlight was glinting off the surface of the lake, making the pond in the courtyard look even more serene. Mara was still lying on her bed, fully dressed in her school robes. Her shoes were neatly placed on the floor, while both her hands rested on her stomach like someone who’d decided to take a break after the struggle of getting dressed.Mara opened one eye. “Who?”“Blackthorne.”Now her other eye opened as well. Mara sat up lazily, then got out of bed and walked over to her. Seraphine handed her the schedule before Mara even had a chance to ask for it.“There’s no way we can avoid him for six years,” Mara said as she read. Her finge

  • Reliquiae Amoris: The Last Lie Crown   Lumen, Drake, Shade & Haven

    VEYL ACADEMY almost resembles a city soaring skyward, built through layers of interconnected courtyards, arches, roofs, and bridges. Its main building is made of pale gray stone that catches the afternoon light at every angle. Tall windows line the walls—some arched, others so narrow they look like cracks filled with light.Covered bridges connect buildings separated by narrow gorges, while silver pathways emerge along the walls and pillars like veins of light, forming a gigantic network of Arc Lines that continues to spread throughout the academy grounds.This place makes magic its very foundation—a self-sustaining force that keeps every part of the academy alive.Seraphine almost forgot to breathe when she saw four massive towers standing at different points surrounding the main building.Each soared higher than the other roofs, as if guarding the academy from all four directions. The stone they were made of looked the same as the gray stone on the other buildings, but the light str

  • Reliquiae Amoris: The Last Lie Crown   The Veylway

    BEFORE the sun had fully risen, Seraphine had already noticed how chaotic her house had become because Mrs. Valence kept packing up things—things she didn’t really need—to take to Veyl. She simply watched Mrs. Valence go up and down the stairs repeatedly, calling out to Mr. Valence when she was at the bottom of the stairs, then calling out again when she reached the top, and finally yelling at Seraphine for still being in her pajamas—forcing her to turn back to her room and change immediately.In the living room, it was even worse. The suitcase they’d bought just yesterday was wide open, its contents not yet packed at all. It was so large it dwarfed Seraphine. Every time Mrs. Valence went to close the suitcase, she seemed to remember yet another new item she could stuff inside without asking Seraphine if she actually needed it.“I’m sure six pairs of socks are more than enough, Mom. I’m sure there’s some kind of laundry facility there,” she said, walking down the stairs with puffy eye

  • Reliquiae Amoris: The Last Lie Crown   The Crowmere

    SERAPHINE’S departure for Veyl Academy was drawing ever closer, yet Mr. and Mrs. Valence still hadn’t decided whether they truly wanted Seraphine to attend the wizarding school they’d always considered nothing more than a myth created by ordinary people.The bluish-black envelope from the professor—whose name they hadn’t even had a chance to ask—had been sitting neatly on Mr. Valence’s desk for three weeks.That’s right. Three weeks.Seraphine shook her head, thinking about how much longer she’d have to wait for her parents to agree to her request to go to Crowmere and buy a stack of books whose contents she didn’t even know. As someone who loved books dearly, she was truly curious about what these wizardry books contained. Did they have the same system as—what they called “Unbound”? Or did they have their own magical system?During the first week, Mr. and Mrs. Valence mentioned that they still needed time to adjust. In the second week, conversations about Veyl began to surface but ne

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