Aking Mahal Novels & Stories

Beki’s happy bark told me that it was a good idea. Without needing any directions from Ramsey, Griff stopped the car at a paved square. In the middle of it stood a statue of a shirtless Malachi, standing with his arms outstretched. Behind it was a brick mansion with long, narrow windows designed to make it look like a miniature castle. My lips parted with a gasp. Unlike Ye Old Castle, this place looked like it had been around for centuries. Its entrance was a thirty-foot-tall arch set within two round towers that stretched four stories. A steep stone staircase led to a set of wooden doors that remained unguarded.

Surrounded by twelve elderly chamberlains who stood frozen in their silk vestments, he looked less like a living monarch and more like a preserved relic of an era that had already been erased from the history books. "You took your time clearing my gates, Aria Hale," Malakai said, his deep, resonant voice carrying the practiced, archaic dialect of the high Eastern courts. He did not rise from his jade throne, but the dangerous, volatile flaring of his black eyes betrayed the absolute fury building within his chest. "You spent three days marching your northern killers through my provinces, breaking my mountains and burning my ports, all to stand before a lineage that existed before your ancest

Now, it's old and in need of renovation, forgotten by the world. 'Welcome to the Fae castle Cassius used to rule.' Unease churns in the pit of my stomach. The castle seems haunted with its dark vines growing on every wall and dark windows. Magical flowers glow faintly from the overgrown garden, and I hold my breath as Lucy prepares to land. Strange, why isn't anyone attacking us? I think that thought, only to regret it when I hear the loudest, most ear-deafening sound in my entire life. It sounds like a whale, and I turn around, screaming when I find a flying, enormous shark-like creature open its jaws before lunging itself at us.

Tazz sighed, what could he do, he realised the stubborn look on her face Mahira was uncomfortable with the plunging neckline as well, however when she realised where they were headed, she relaxed, girls there had more on display than her cleavage. To her disappointment, they stepped into what looked like the biggest Casino of Macao and Mahira made a face, another place that she never liked, but she could certainly not turn a blind eye to the sheer glamour and oomph that the place oozed. She had never been to a real casino and this was her first.

Then, he took a deep breath as the gate closed behind them. "Nervous?" Reyan asked. Mahi frowned. "Why would I be?" he asked back. "Because – " Reyan said and smiled. " – you are going to see a lover?" he asked. Mahi’s eyes went wide and his face went red. "I'm not!" he told him. Reyan just laughed. Mahi sighed and looked at the castle within their view. They are now in the North Kingdom's capital. … "He is fine." The doctor said after he checked Hail’s condition. "He is just sleeping." He told them.

Victoria requested Abdul who guided her inside. The moment Victoria stepped inside ‘The Mahal’ mansion her breath got hitched, it was not like she was looking at this place for the first time however there was something different about this mansion, honesty this was one of the prettiest mansion she had ever seen in her life, where entire mansion was made with delicately carved and polished glass, while entire flooring was done of exquisite ‘Persian Aqua green colored marble’, to add on to its beauty there was an extensively large chandelier right in middle of main area which had real diamond embedded in place of artificial crystal, Victoria was in daze to study this place when “Miss you pl

A delicate fountain sprays in the middle of the clearing, though I can only see the top spout of the water right now. I’ve been here before, of course – but it’s unrecognizable as the quaint and peaceful courtyard it usually is, instead now packed and humming with conversation. My eyes go immediately to Mahl, standing above the crowd across the courtyard on the painted wooden dais constructed for these sorts of events. I sigh, knowing I have to get to his side and realizing that getting there means I have to run the courtier gauntlet.

“Little Revealer, don’t beat around the bush and quickly take out whatever is that opportunity you mentioned. The current world isn’t peaceful. Other than the group of people that almost killed you just now, another group of them probably came from the other universe. If they ever discover this small ruined temple of yours, they will most likely give you a hard time and blow up your small ruined temple.” Revealer Maha was infuriated. “Motherf... Amitabha, my bad. My bad.” When Alex and the Mystic Maiden heard that, they failed to hold back and burst into laughter. Maha then pointed at the feet of his Buddha body. “The opportunity that I mentioned is here.” Afterward, he pointed, forming a wa

A few hours later, I got to the mansion. Compared to the one back at Darknile, this one was larger, more of blue and white lights, with two large ponds at the corner. Flowers crawled on the gates, and the blue lights reflected on the waters. Gardens were grown all around. A sea of colours, which had a monotonous colour this late in the night. I stepped into the sitting room and found Malakai already seated in the conversation area. He stood up in my presence and smiled brightly. “Alpha Mabel.”

Chapter 35 ‘LILLIAN— LILLIAN WHERE are you?’ Eureka’s Voice echoed.“Can you hear that?” Lillian stopped munching and she stared at Mahali. “No,” Mahali shook her head. “What?” Mahali took another bite, it was delicious and sweet. Orbin hurriedly brought a pair of tall glasses of fizzy drinks over, “You can see yourselves out when you’re done.” “Wait where are you going?” Mahali stared at him longingly.