Novel & Cerita Chrysalis Royal Road

Another hallway, she thought. This one was empty, thankfully. But she still didn't know where she was or how to get out of the palace. She walked around for a bit, until she found another door that led outside. She pushed it open and focused her eyes. Toward the bottom of the hill was a main road. It was the same one that Marco and Sabrina had taken to get to the palace earlier that day. “That's my way out of here,” she whispered. She couldn't believe she was about to leave, but staying there didn't feel like an option to her, though. Not only had the queen made it very clear that she wasn't welcome, but Marco hadn't even attempted to console her after seeing Magdalena tear her dress.

Selene muttered, hanging back. We entered, the streets shifting behind us. Jason stirred, his eyes glassy. "Kelly... the walls." The bricks pulsed, veins threading through them. A whisper echoed: *"Welcome home, Vessel."* The Chrysalis awaited. --- **EDEN'S POV** The City tested us. Hallways folded into traps, shadows lunging with teeth. Rhydian's mark guided us, but each step cost him. By the time we reached the Chrysalis-a cocoon of iridescent thread suspended in a cathedral-he was trembling.

“Have you heard about the strange things happening in the Halcyon Road recently? “Yeah. I heard unknown creatures and powerful beings have appeared at the end of Halcyon Road. The Hagios Sect is summoning powerhouses from all over Anceralos for a meeting to discuss an expedition to investigate the situation.” James coincidentally overheard a conversation and learned crucial information. “The Halcyon Road?” James’ body trembled. Many races went to war because of the Halcyon Road. From what he understood, the Halcyon Road was the only way to enter the Transcendental Bliss Rank successfully. One would encounter accidents if one tried to reach the Transcendental Bliss Rank outside Halcyon Road.

He had used the last of his ancestral resonance to clear the path. "The gate is open," the First Alpha whispered, looking at Lyra and Silas. "But you must be the ones to walk through it. The royal marrow is in the boy, but the crown... the crown is in your choice." He vanished, leaving behind only a single, glowing crystal on the stone floor—the "Heart of the First Moon." Lyra reached for the crystal, but as her fingers touched it, a sudden, sharp vibration shook the entire keep. Not from the sky. Not from the forest.

The whispers in the night, now a cosmic symphony that echoed through the secret chamber, spoke of the crystal as a key to unlocking the mansion's ultimate destiny. Intrigued and guided by the spectral guardian's words, Victoria and Alexander approached the ancient crystal. The symbols on the walls, now a cosmic dance that resonated with the threads of destiny, seemed to converge around the crystal's surface. The cliffhanger left them standing before the crystal, their hands poised to unlock the revelations and unexpected twists that awaited within the heart of Sterling Manor's transformative power. With a shared sense of anticipation and cosmic purpose, Victoria and Alexander touched the anc

After walking for too long in the darkness, they finally reached the end of the Road of Cursed Eyes . Hellion gasped as the out of this world sight greeted her pair of eyes. A stone castle covered in thorns can be seen on the horizon while a layer of stairs were elevated towards the castle. The purplish skies became darker and the surrounding was gloomier. It’s as if they were close to the edge of the world where nothingness lies. She rubbed her eyes for a bit as she stupidly look at Xegris. Are they really going there? Xegris clicked his tongue as the pair of curious and anticipating eyes dug into his face. He pulled Hellion towards the stairs and said, pushing her.

The same crystal as the tower. The same crystal as the gate. Then the King approached it. Slowly. Reverently. Then placed one hand upon it. The entire room exploded with light. Blue energy surged through the palace. Through the city. Through the island. Then suddenly— everyone saw visions. Lily gasped. The room vanished. The palace vanished. The storm vanished. She stood in the kingdom. The real kingdom. Thousands of years ago. Alive. Beautiful. People filled the streets. Children laughed.

“What is it?” Nyra shook her head. “I don’t know. But I feel… drawn to it.” Together, they approached. Selene’s hand hovered above the crystal, which throbbed in time with their racing pulses. Suddenly, the crystal flared, sending a shaft of light into the chamber’s depths. The runes glowed bright, illuminating a hidden mural on the far wall, a scene of twin queens standing beneath a silver tree, branches entwined, faces turned toward a blazing moon.

For twenty years, the crystal had remained dark—a cold, hollow reminder of the night the Princess had been snatched from her cradle. Suddenly, the air in the room began to hum. A tiny, flickering spark of violet light appeared deep within the heart of the crystal. It grew, swirling and dancing, until the entire room was bathed in a brilliant, royal purple glow. Prince Caspian gasped, his hand flying to the hilt of his sword. "Father... the Moonstone. It’s... it’s lit." King Alaric’s breath hitched, a single tear tracking down his weathered cheek. He reached out a trembling hand, hovering it over the glowing orb. The crystal pulsed with a rhythmic, steady beat—the heartbeat of a royal wolf th

"Your grace. I am nothing but a rankless wolf. They will find out about me even if I decided to lie about my rank" "That's why I get you a portion from a Wolf Witch!" Maria bent down and picked a small jar from amongst the flowers. "Bathe with this every day and it will get rid of your smell," she handed it over to Cara. "We are meeting the Royal family in a week, get prepared and if you screw this up for me, I'll find every of your family member and kill them!" Maria threatened and walked out of the Flower garden. Cara held onto the Jar and let the tears from her eyes roll down her face. Maria had given her the chance to enter the Royal family and it was the only way to get rid of the king