Novelas y relatos de Daughter Of The Drowned Empire

If it was true that something inside her body had awakened then she might lose her daughter. Fear gripped the sea emperor, he only had one daughter, two sons. One crown son and the child that his wife just gave birth to a few months ago. Since childhood, the sea emperor had always tried to take care of Hai Mingyue. And because of the prophecy from his ancestors, he was even more stubborn about spending time with Hai Mingyue. To the point that he even brought Hai Mingyue to a meeting that was only for the highest officials of the empire.

The image of Donga rose in my mind like smoke. Tall, cruel, eyes like knives. The man who ripped the innocence from my childhood, who used me like a tool to cement his empire of fear. He never saw me as his daughter. Only property. Only leverage. And now he was the target. The only problem I had noticed with Lorenzo was that he was too straightforward and too headstrong while the man that should be my father was a sly snake. I squeezed my eyes shut tighter, as if I could block out the storm in my mind. What if Donga played on that? What if he twisted it, the way he twists everything?

A voice slithers from the dark. Unknown Voice (hollow, female): "You cry of choice. But choice is an illusion. You carry a weapon meant to undo empires." Ceres (defiant): "She's not a weapon. She's our daughter." Unknown Voice: "She was never yours alone. The fire claimed her long ago. She is the echo of two wars. The fuse to a third." Xavier (growling): "Then we'll shatter the flame itself if that's what it takes." Unknown Voice:

Real mother of the year. My breath caught. I was aware of my appearance, messy hair, red eyes, but I did not deserve this. "Don't do this. Where is she, please, tell me where she is.” "I don't care," he snapped. "You're an omega. Weak. Pathetic. And your daughter too--wolfless and useless.” I had not time to answer, when I heard a voice behind him, which I knew was his. " urgh... she is back?

Nyra’s POV Emberfall. The name rolled through me with heat and ash both. It sounded beautiful and dangerous. Like a place that had already burned and decided to keep standing. My father’s territory. My mother’s old crown. The place where people might call Elaine Queen and traitor in the same breath. The place where Tobias Viremont waited, if he was still there. The place that might hold answers or more wounds.

It was the scent of static and a lingering, clinical fear. Sarah Sterling and Dr. Elias Aris were there to meet them, their expressions weary and professional. Beside them stood a young woman who caught Leo’s attention instantly. She had her father’s dark hair, but her eyes were a startling, iridescent blue that seemed to hold the depth of the ocean. This was Elena Aris, the first of the Drowned Humans to be born with a natural resistance to the Void Howl.

My attention remained fixed on him while another sharp crack tore violently through the ice before it surged upward completely, swallowing the rest of his body beneath the freezing layer as the rain continued pouring over the motionless corpse. For a moment, I said nothing as a strange heaviness settled quietly inside me while my attention remained fixed on the frozen body before me, because after all these centuries, the impossible had finally happened. The Luna’s bloodline still existed. My jaw tightened faintly as memories surfaced briefly through my mind, memories soaked in blood, war, and entire territories buried beneath frost by a power the world believed extinct long ago.

"Elijah, this is bad! Kyrie is missing! I just went to the kitchen to grab the milk, and when I came back, the nanny was knocked out, and Kyrie was nowhere to be found. The security footage shows… It is that crazy woman, Nadine!" My head buzzed, and I nearly dropped my phone. Before I could recover, Nadine's call came through. Her sinister laughter echoed from the other end. "Good morning, Mr. Stone." "Nadine! Where is Kyrie? He is your own son. Even animals do not harm their young. What are you trying to do?" I roared into the phone, my grip tightening as veins bulged from my hand.