Crimson Road Novels & Stories

“When I left, I went to Abner’s home. I gave him the folder and he gave me more information. Not just about the gateways, but about me. The ones I didn’t think I would get after Maydor died. But none of that makes it worth it because I failed you. I let you down and shattered your trust. “But please Tawny, Know it wasn’t because I didn’t want to. I wanted to but I couldn’t. Every time I opened my mouth to say something, anything. I physically couldn’t. Anyway… “…When I left Abner Brooks, I was on my way to New Moon. I was coming for you; to explain what I told you. But there was an accident. I was run off the road. Attacked with bats that electrocuted me. When I woke up…” “Crimson,” She gasp

Rainer The drive from Carmine Falls to Crimson Peak is long, but we don’t dare stop anywhere except for when we have to get gas. After Lydia’s abduction in Burgundy Bay, none of us know which of our ally territories have been compromised. There’s no relaxing till we reach the border of Crimson Peak. Castle Graystone is a welcome sight after my long, awful adventure, especially my stay at Castle Pestera.

“I know, but the trauma from my past drowning came back…. I began to panic and didn't know what to do…” Crimson turned on the ignition and maneuvered the car out of the Mayor's house. He drove quietly into the night. After what felt like an eternity, we reached Queen's Courtyard. I stepped out of the car. "Thank you for driving me back." Crimson nodded slightly, his eyes meeting mine for a brief moment before returning to focus on the road ahead. I closed the car door and watched him drive off into the night, his sleek black car disappearing into the darkness.

Zephyr’s face was literally plastered to the window, his wide eyes greedily drinking in everything. The cars continued down the winding roads, passing through the heart of Crimson Fang. Yasmin couldn’t believe the sheer size of it; the pack territory seemed more like a city than anything else, with market stalls, workshops, and houses lining the streets. She noticed several tall buildings looming in the distance, their stone facades blending with the landscape yet somehow commanding the space around them.