Canvas The Castle Oblivion Novels & Stories

Finish Minnie, smirking. "But nice try though," Johan smirked. "Good job," says a voice that clearly is from a voice changer. We all look back to the television, the screen is now purple. "You may enter, liberos meos." I smile proudly, watching the wall behind the desk slowly opens to a tunnel. Still smiling, I enter the tunnel behind Kelly and Britt. I was so proud of myself after taking down Hade, that I didn't notice Scout was tense ever since La Reu spoke.

It felt as if my guts were being pushed up my throat. “I feel like I might throw up…” I let go of Jamira’s hand. I slowly got to my feet, then looked around. There was a red sky, with a black sun, with a golden ring around it. It was like an eclipse. There were black rocks surrounding the whole area as far as I could see. I was standing at the top of what looked like a castle. The castle was made with obsidian. There was a pretty shine to it. Unlike my hair, the rock shined with a tint of gray spots all over it. The doors, a red tint of obsidian. From what I could see, we were standing in the yard of the castle. There were different kinds of rocks, making it look like a flower field. You cou

The final trap is always the most dangerous because you never really know who set it first. The abandoned Voss family estate sat dark and silent on the hill like a tomb waiting for bodies. We had chosen it carefully. It was isolated, familiar to Elena through family history, and perfect for an ambush. John, Mia, Sophia, and I stood in the overgrown courtyard as the sun dipped below the trees. Tension hung thick in the air. Everyone was armed. Everyone was scared.

Chapter 24: The King’s Border Plans The war council chamber lay deep within Castle Valros—below the throne room, behind three sets of rune-etched obsidian doors that only opened to royal blood. The air here was colder, heavier, scented with old iron and incense burned to mask the faint copper tang that always lingered in vampire strongholds. A long table of polished black granite dominated the center, its surface inlaid with a living map of the eastern borderlands: rivers of liquid shadow, mountains carved from amethyst, the demonkin frontier marked in pulsing crimson veins that shifted slowly, as though breathing.

They were cutting straight through the heart of the enemy's defenses. After an hour of intense hiking, the ravine finally opened up into a wide, circular clearing surrounded by towering pillars of jagged black glass. In the distance, perched atop the highest peak, the massive silhouette of the obsidian castle loomed against the dark sky, its towers glowing with a sickening violet light. "We're close," Zach whispered, his silver-gold eyes fixated on the castle gates. "Mommy is right there." But as the squad stepped into the clearing, the emerald dome around them violently shattered.

I murmured. “No,” Evelina confirmed. Slowly, her eyes left the parchment. “They were harvesting it.” The hairs on the back of my neck prickled slightly. Center of the circle…. Wait a minute. I’d seen that symbol before. Not in parchment. On campus. “The Obelisk under Obscura,” I breathed quietly as every single goddamn dot connected itself in the most hideously perfect way imaginable. “It’s what’s anchoring the thing.” Evelina gave the smallest smile.

She knows that the tangled web of deceit and manipulation in the castle is far from over, and she intends to use it to her advantage. Meagia begins whispering to herself. “This castle is filled with fools and liars. Let them play their games. I'll find a way out of here and take control of my own destiny.” The dungeon, with its secrets and simmering tensions, remains a place where alliances shift like shadows, and Meagia is determined to navigate the treacherous terrain to secure her own freedom and justice.

Luxo took Lucas, Bonnie, and Ann to a mysterious-looking castle. Mist covered the walls of the castle. However, Lucas can see the top edge of the walls and can tell the walls are about 40 feet tall. They were still standing outside the walls when suddenly the main gate of the castle lifted on its own. It was a gigantic iron gate with designs of three-headed dragons.

He added with a smirk. "Zach!" Rose whined once again. "You still didn't answered my question." Rose said and crossed her hands. "The castle is the supernatural institution love." Vladimir let her know. Evelyn looked at him in disbelief. This castle is the supernatural institution? "Can we go inside please?" Rose asked them excitedly, her big silver eyes starring at them. "Come, let's go inside." Vladimir said. He wrapped his hand around his waist and hold her in his possessive embrace.

I must make use of this. opportunity.I hurriedly down the steps in this abandoned castle. Everywhere was dark, but I was still able to find my way. I used the tiny hole in the wall as my map as I walked down the stairs, the moon illuminated the castle through the tiny hole. I looked up and saw how far I had one, since when I left the top of the castle,I came across a reddish evil eye looking straight at me from above. This is the place I just left. I don't have any time for a fight now. I needed to get to the hall since the guards were not at the gate now.