A Harem In A Fantasy World Labyrinth Novels & Stories

The labyrinth maze had been a tradition in every Choosing as far back as anyone could remember. Kit’s grandmother, Junno, liked to tell the story of how her own great-grandmother had been kissed in the labyrinth by her great-grandfather, that it was that day, during her Choosing, Queen Wyn had known that Luf was the one for her. Likewise, Junno said she had been kissed by Kit’s deceased grandfather, Nalt, for the first time during her maze run. Rona had never been caught during her own labyrinth run, so no one had kissed her. Kit hadn’t been surprised to hear that; her mother probably cheated somehow or threw elbows at anyone close enough to rein her in.

The one room she did everything to avoid, but here she was, walking into something steeper and more creepier than her basement could ever wish to be. Her sight was still as good as it was in the dungeons. And with such perfect sight all she could see was that the walls were arching upwards and giving her back some relief. As much as she wanted to cry of pain she couldn’t. The moment those creepers realised someone was here they’d come surging. They were planning a sneak attack. With Adam immobilising them with electricity, Hector going for immediate attack and Alexis on support since between the two she was a bit useless. They walked forward, deeper and deeper into the dark fortress. Nothing

Forfeit. The word rang like a death knell through the frigid vault of the Great Hall. Clara felt the world spin, the roaring fire-pits becoming a swirl of orange and black. The Labyrinth of Shadows was a mythical horror of the northern lands, an underground network of tunnels below the stronghold where sick, feral werewolves, whose minds had been lost to the silver madness, were imprisoned. The code for a legitimate, slow execution was to send a lone she-wolf into those dark depths. "No." Dominic growled, and the air itself seemed to turn into static with the hazardous, vibrating hiss.

Félix whispered, pulling me into a kiss that tasted of honey and the coming storm. "The final forty-five chapters are going to be the hardest, Lixie," I said, leaning my head on his shoulder. "We're not just building a world now. We're defending the right for it to exist." I looked at Aurum. The grass was glowing, the sea was sapphire, and the Pact was a family. "Emma?" Félix whispered. "Yeah?" "I think Caelum just tried to 'shadow-blink' one of those golden rabbits. We’re going to need a very big fence."

As I stepped through the portal, boots on, I thought of Daemon to be transported to his book. When I came out the other side, I instantly realized something had gone wrong. Even though I hadn’t visited Daemon’s world, I knew it was set in the human realm. The blood-red sky I was under was clearly not a feature of the human world. I lifted my right jacket sleeve, showing a thin metal bracelet engraved with “fuck off,” and then tapped on the word fuck, which caused a holographic keyboard to appear. As I questioned the reason for my portal’s destination, when I was trying to go to Daemon’s book, I typed in “book, blood-red, and sky” intending to reach Daemon’s book. I didn’t remember Auth havin

Over the next three days, I relied on the precise schedule provided by the scrolling comments and began my "poaching operation". On Tuesday afternoon, Stacy had arranged to meet her second target—the number one assassin in the entire server of "Galaxy Rim," whose in-game ID was "Shadowfang". I changed into a sleek black, form-fitting outfit and arrived at Velvet Club half an hour early. Shadowfang was a rebellious young man with silver hair, carrying a wild and untamed aura in real life. When he stepped up to the booth and saw my face, the admiration in his eyes gave him away completely, and his pace visibly faltered.

Maya whispered. ​Before them lay the Emerald Labyrinth. It was an underground forest, a subterranean biosphere miles wide, lit by massive crystalline "Sun-Stones" that hung from the ceiling like glowing fruit. This was their father’s ultimate secret, a backup world built into the very foundations of the city. ​The Healing of the Pack ​"Get them to the water!" Leo commanded.

I was doing it because I wanted to break free from the chains that had held me captive for years. I always thought that being a good wife and getting closer to God would free me from the bad karma of my past sins, and a priest asked me to be more private and avoid makeup that made me look like my old self. I thought if I did that, my marriage would run smoothly. Being a pious wife would lead my family on a loving path. But in reality, my husband didn't want a good and pious wife, he married me because he saw me as a woman who could fulfill all his sexual fantasies.

Lucian shared his thoughts. Wave after wave struck at the intruders seven, then nine, then a dozen. Each time, the Triad held their ground, their unity an unbreakable shield. But with every clash, Zalindra’s aura grew brighter, the Sapphire Flame pouring from her skin like an untamed star. At last, they reached the central chamber. The doors swung wide, and the vast hall beyond opened like a stage. Above, on balconies carved into the stone, the Elders stood cloaked in shadow, watching. Below, an army of defenders barred the path scores of them, perhaps a hundred, their eyes burning with purpose. And at the chamber’s farthest edge, chained in cruel sigils, was Layla. The defenders shifted, ti

"It floats high above the campus. A flawless 360-degree view. But look at this algorithm! Every night, Raziel shifts its axis three times. Each shift takes exactly five minutes." I tap the screen, a vicious smile spreading across my face. "A five-minute blind spot. That's our breach window." "But that's just the sky," Arlo warns, his voice tight. "The ground is covered by the others. Whose zone are you breaking through?" I immediately skip the Archangel and the Vampire. Absolute suicide. That leaves the mythical beasts. "Chimera?" I tap the screen, instantly disgusted by the lore. "Symbolizes 'shattered dreams and illusions'. Absolutely not. That is terrible juju for my bank account. Skip."