Bavarian Illuminati Castle Novels & Stories

I looked at him. "Don't." He stopped. "I'm not accusing you." "Good." "But we need to be careful." Lucian nodded. "Nobody leaves our sight." We continued. But I couldn't shake the feeling that someone was watching us. Hours later, the castle finally appeared. It was enormous. Black stone walls stretched across the mountain. Hundreds of torches surrounded it. And above the tallest tower hung a flag. A silver wolf beneath a red moon. I stopped. "We're here." Alex looked at me.

“Anybody have any idea where this castle could be?” Valerian spoke up first. “I might have something.” “Spit it out!” I snapped. “Okay, okay. There’s a castle in Germany the royals are known to visit a lot. It came up in Kenneth’s research. They owned all kinds of places, villas, penthouses, mansions, but the only castles in their hands were the Edemas ruins and this one in Germany. That’s where the royals relocated after Edemas’s family fell. These days it’s partly a tourist spot. The front section is open as a museum and sightseeing area. The back half and the rest of the property are still used as a private residence. That could be the place.”

As we turned down the Las Vegas strip, I started to relax, knowing that we were finally almost home. I squeezed Leila’s hand as we pulled down the long driveway leading to Caprice Casino and Club Moroii. It was already dark outside, but the castle exterior was illuminated as flood lights shone upon it, changing colors from blue to red, purple to pink, and every color of the rainbow. The lighting accented the exquisite façade of the castle. I had it built in the likeness of Camelot, designed by King Arthur himself. Long ago, I had found his plans for Camelot and had kept them safe until the time was right to build an exact replica. The outbuildings matched the castle perfectly.

He bowed pretentiously and I rolled my eyes before accepting the hand he had extended. His men were waiting for us, lurking on every corner of the residence. Their eyes on me, the new figure which was about to invade their home. But nothing more than intense glares, informing me that Zayn had personally spoken to them of my presence. Coming across the interior of the castle, my knees got weak before the imposing height of the ceiling. I had been in the Versailles in the past and I must tell you that this castle was so magnificent that could compare with the luxurious sight in France. Its aesthetic inclined towards the Victorian ages but also differed with some dark details.

Raimere felt the slowing of the carriage until it stopped. Her eyes that never strayed away from the floor of the carriage after that incident, lit up as they peered outside her window. “Wow…” A word of wonder escaped her lips as her pupils shook from the utter beauty of the sight that occupied her. A majestic castle with walls the color of white gold exudes a terrifying pressure like a behemoth sleeping in the deep abyss. The castle reaches up towards the horizon and into the embrace of the clouds as far as her eyes can see. The unique sigil of the Valerius clan fluttered proudly at the top of the five castle towers occupying each of the four cardinal directions, and the main palace.

The current is strong too for a small river like this. We passed the bridge and rode for five more minutes before we reach the top of the hill where the castle is standing. It looks like an old medieval European castle. Smaller in size compared to the ones I have seen but bigger than a normal mansion. We got off the carriage. The door opened on its own as Lucifer approached it. The hallway was dark but as we pass through it, lamps with a fire lit up to show us the way. We took the grand staircase and stopped at a golden door that sits right on top of the stairs. Lucifer opened it and a room filled with different things greets us.

But I told myself firmly, looking up at my Fae mage, Rivyn was their Prince, and I had been keeping his company for weeks, so surely no courtier would find me lacking if he did not. The castle was built into and ranged across the mountains. It had been constructed of the rock that surrounded it, polished smooth so that it reflected the sunlight, making it almost uncomfortable to look upon. It was beautifully formed with jutting towers, and many windows looking out over the forest and ocean. No mankind architect had been behind its design, it was too fair to the eye, and too skilfully wrought.

I told him, getting up on my tippy toes so I could kiss him when someone cleared their throat from behind us. Breaking away from Lance I found almost his entire family standing in front of a magnificent castle. An actual freaking castle! It was made from white stone and was about five stories tall with several high towers and domes. The windows were large and made of colorful glass and the balconies were huge. I turned around in awe to take everything in.

Asked Liem to Khodir while looking around. "This place is very dark and foggy. Look in front of there is a palace" said Khodir pointing with one of his right index fingers. Shortly when Liem tried more carefully to see something that was in front of him slowly began to appear and it turned out that there was a magnificent castle as far as the eye could see that could be seen from the outside of the castle was only a long wall around the castle and soon it seemed that a colored Moon had risen red above the sky.

No wonder the city of Munich is one of the main destinations for local German tourists and foreign tourists. Just like England, which has many historical tours in the form of fortresses and former palaces that have been standing for hundreds of years, it turns out that buildings like this can also be visited while on vacation in the city of Munich. reign of King Wittlesbach at the Bavarian Rezidenz, Germany. The Residenz is the largest royal palace in Germany, its location is in the center of Munich, it can be visited by everyone, aka it is open to the public. The construction of the Munich Rezidenz was first carried out in 1385 by the Munich City government. Construction had to be carried o