Deltora Belt Novels & Stories

“I know that you feel like things are not going according to plan. But you can’t rush things up. It has to be slowly yet surely. Don’t worry. I will help you get closer to Darren.” “Dora, thank you. I don’t know what I’ll do without you.” Raina’s flattery and gratitude warmed her heart. Dora could not help but her, as long as she could make Darren forget about Areiza and help her start anew. “No problem. What are friends for? By the way, I like to see you today. I have something to give it to you.” Once the call ended, Dora dressed up and went through a meeting place. Raina arrived a few minutes after she did. Dora handed her a small jewelry box, which contained an exquisite necklace.

"Maybe you can give her a talisman. To guide her." Seconds passed. Seconds where Maddox ignored one woman and stared icily at the other. He gazed at Belinda for a long time, never saying a word, his thoughts unreadable. The silence bothered Georgina because it seemed like the sorcerer was about to lash out. Nothing good ever happened when he lashed out. Finally, Maddox reacted, moving his fingers to the wrist of his left hand, where he wore a simple bracelet made with wooden beads.

That belt … it looked like the one Patch said was in evidence at the police station for his mother's death, and the one at Katy's house. Delaney's mouth turned dry, and she tried to fathom the likelihood of more men having the same type of belt. They were common, weren't they? Could Beth use her dad's belt? "Everything okay?" Joey asked. Delaney bit the side of her thumbnail and nodded. "Yeah. I think so—hey, does Gabriel wear belts?" Joey glanced back of her shoulder. "Not that I can remember, why?" "No reason," she said, shutting the closet door behind them. "There was a belt left behind at Katy's house, and there was one in evidence with Patch's mom. I was just curious."

The announcer introduced the fourth bride, “Our glorious kingdom of Ayruzglow is in awe of welcoming our brave and beautiful princess D’Rona Neguvex, the precious possession daughter of the Delta Werewolf clan and the powerful warrior delta, Yanti Neguvex, from the kingdom named Zontasylva. Princess D’Rona Neguvex from Zontasylva pack!” D’Rona walked into the throne room with a brave attitude and bowed at Queen Mirabella. She got the present from the soldiers, and she addressed it to the point. “My queen, it’s my pleasure to meet such greatness in person. I brought the fangs of a rare white wolf, which is the core reason for our existence. You can take this as my present, representing my ent

Something that made my skin prickle. "Don't worry." He took a step into the room. Then another. He was close enough that I could smell cedar, feel the heat coming off his body. "Dmitri is getting you a harness. Along with your other clothes. It will be here tomorrow." A harness. I pictured it. Leather straps across my chest, around my ribs, cinched tight. The image came into my head without permission. I saw myself in it. Standing in this room. Under those lights.

She can't leave. “Alpha, she's heading to Ðela Dzĩ!!!” Manchester shouted over the link. My heart sank to my stomach when I heard the name. Ðela Dzĩ was an enchanted but disastrous waterfall. The water from the fall could be used for purification and healing potions. It was incredibly useful to shifters with the healing gift and because it flows through my pack territory and abruptly loses its enchantment when it flows into the water connected to it, outside my territory, no one had access to it other than my pack.

Then, without taking his eyes off Casser, Neto shouted to Leita, "Did you find it?" Leita was rummaging among the many items inside the cart and replied, "Not yet." "Keep looking," Neto told Leita. Then, he spoke to Casser. "We'll take you to Jal Dalik alright, but only after we find that which is rightfully ours." "Whatever you're talking about? I have nothing that can possibly be yours," said Casser, feeling the pressure of Neto's hand on his back. "The Pearl of Sorrelia. We know you have it. We're taking it to Jal Dalik," said Neto.

Possessing a rare siren-like beauty that most women did not have, with thick, dark eyebrows that resembled a raptor in flight and full, inviting lips that had been painted a cherry red, she was arguably one of the most gorgeous noble women in all the five kingdoms. Delia smiled subtly and retreated to the wardrobe to fetch Nerina's outfit for the banquet happening in the Unity Rock that night. After helping Nerina into a pristine scarlet dress with full sleeves, cut in a V that exposed her cleavage, made her pale skin stand out, and was cinched at the waist by a diamond chain. The ends of the long dress pooled around her legs like she was standing in a pool of blood. Delia placed a pure gold

“Is there a reason your Delta can’t just tell her what the necklace is for? Maybe she fancies it.” “She shouldn’t. It’s relic from Black Rose, one that it’s leaders wear when travelling to avoid meeting evil and high spirits.” The Delta replied. What was with the sudden change of tone? What made him so offended? “I heard, it also prevents wolfs from recognizing their mate. If you meet your mate here, you won’t recognize her. Is that right?” my sister enquired. “Very right to me. I will take it off when I see a lady worthy of being my mate.” The Delta sighed.

The moment Kael looked at it, he felt something shift in the air, as if the very shadows in the room leaned closer. Elena held it out. “Wear this. Always. Don’t take it off under any circumstance.” Kael took the necklace carefully, his fingers brushing hers. “What is it?” “My gift for your first adventure.” Elena casually said. “No need to be so nervous, what could go wrong with your little adventure in the village?” Kael looks at her weirdly, feeling ominous. Now he is feeling nervous. Seeing the child’s face Elena could help but chuckle. “Don’t worry too much, Alterna is there.” As soon as she spoke, Alterna appeared from behind, already equipped with a travel pack. “We leave now,” she sai