All Chapters of SEALED FATE: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The night sky over the Witches’ Domain shimmered with a strange hue, a pulsating silver mist flowing through the air like magic itself was alive. The trees here whispered secrets to one another, and the wind carried more than just the scent of the earth—it carried memories, power, and bloodlines long thought extinguished. Salem, a high witch and cousin to the Queen, stepped out of the twilight portal that opened near the Obsidian Stones—a gateway reserved for the ancient bloodlines. Her long midnight-blue cloak trailed behind her, brushing the moss-covered stones as she descended the forested path toward the sacred hall. She hadn’t visited Selene her sister and Queen Vantessa in many moons, not since her visions had intensified with whispers of a soul returned, a power rekindled. But last night, a dream haunted her: a mirror cracking as a girl with twin-colored eyes cried out in pain, and a shadowy wolf stood behind her, whispering, “She’s beginning to remember.” Salem’s pace quick

The grand hall of the vampire palace lay in solemn stillness, its silence broken only by the distant rustling of the wind against ancient stained glass. Lord Valus stood at the head of the long obsidian table, hands clasped behind his back, watching the horizon burn faintly gold with the rising sun. The castle, ancient and cold, seemed to shiver with anticipation. Behind him, the door creaked open. “Enter,” Valus said without turning. It was Marcus, his royal butler and the kingdom’s most brilliant mind. He stepped in, his expression unusually tense, a leather-bound file pressed tightly against his chest. “You look troubled,” Valus noted, finally facing him. “I am,” Marcus said. “This concerns Lady Maika.” At her name, Valus’s expression softened slightly—a rare flicker of paternal affection. “She’s been… different lately. Distant. I know something troubles her.” Marcus nodded. “She came to me two nights ago. Asked me to help her unlock sealed memories. She wanted the tr

The Abduction of CaveenThe moonlight barely penetrated the heavy mist cloaking the forest around Carl’s private estate. Inside the hidden sanctuary, protected by ancient Lycan wards and Vampire repellent glyphs, Caveen slept soundly in his bed, unaware that tonight would change his life forever.Caveen, a boy of four with distinguishing blue eyes and a wild mane of black hair, had always been unusual—too quiet for a Lycan pup, too curious for a vampire fledgling. His dual heritage had been a well-guarded secret, protected fiercely by Carl and the few trusted guards who knew of his existence. Only a handful in the world even knew the boy existed—and Carl intended to keep it that way.But secrets, no matter how well buried, always had a way of rising.Tonight, they came in silence.Shadowy figures crept past the perimeter ward. They moved with grace, their steps light as falling leaves—agents of the High Council, the supreme authority over supernatural order. They wore cloaks laced wit

The Vampire Kingdom stood still beneath the twilight sky, its black spires silhouetted against the fading sun. A hush blanketed the courtyard as Carl, the Lycan Alpha, stepped through the ancient gates of Valus’s palace.Guards stiffened at the scent of wolf, their eyes narrowing. But none stopped him. He had been expected.In the great obsidian throne hall, Lord Valus sat upon his elevated seat, draped in crimson and shadow. His gaze pierced through the dim room, ancient and unyielding. A glass of dark elixir rested on the clawed arm of his throne, untouched.Carl strode forward, his leather coat damp with travel. He knelt—not out of obedience, but out of respect.“Lord Valus,” he said, voice steady, “I come not as an Alpha, but as a man. As a father.”Valus leaned back, eyes sharpening. “You’ve never knelt before, Carl. What truth weighs you down tonight?”Carl rose and met his gaze directly. “It’s time you heard everything. About me. About Maika. About Caveen.”A flicker passed thr

The council chamber of Nor'Thalor fell into a heavy silence. The glowing orb, now dimmed and inert, sat like a sentinel over Caveen's suspended form. The boy, unconscious but alive, drifted gently inside a containment sphere. Whispers echoed like falling dust through the high-vaulted chamber.High Scribe Venemar stood, his gaze like winter steel. "We are now faced with a threat that cannot be ignored. The dark blood of the Carellos flows through this child. If left unchecked, he may become the next harbinger of ruin."Lorae, the witch councilor, rose next, her violet robes swaying like mist. "He is not a harbinger. He is a child. And the magic he possesses is dormant. No signs of corruption, no aggression. What we saw today was reflexive magic. A shield.""And when he becomes aware of it?" growled Jarak, Alpha emissary. "He is the child of a vampire prince's daughter and the Lycan Alpha. Already that is unstable. Add Carellos witch blood, and you breed catastrophe."Elva, the seer, le