Disney Descendants Castle Novels & Stories

Eilidh POV The jet wheels touched down with a soft thrum on the private airstrip just outside the estate, and every single man on board pressed their faces to the windows like overgrown toddlers on Christmas. And fuck...I couldn’t blame them. Because just past the trees, misty and majestic, stood our castle. Not manor. Not estate. A whole ass, goddamn Scottish castle. Complete with a moat. An actual fucking moat. Who even has those anymore? Me, apparently. Me and fucking Dracula.

Marc had come back to drive them to the restaurant and Trina gasped with pleasure when she saw what it was, a beautiful magical castle right on the edge of a cliff. It was lit up with tiny faery lights making it the Disney castle they were ushered into a lift and when they arrived on the top floor they were met with the Maitre'd and he smiled at Trina, ‘Ahh, we have been expecting the birthday girl, welcome Contessa Katrina and may I be the first to wish you a very Happy Birthday.’

Gathering of Alphas . . . I have never been to the castle, my father had though—when I was little for a royal ball alongside my mother, and I had made them spill all the details of how the castle looked like, was it like the ones in the fairytale movies or where they more better but my parents description could not fully explain what was before me as we got down from our car. Kaden and I approached the imposing gates of the werewolf royal castle. The anticipation in my heart mingled with the warmth of Kaden's touch.

I called mine the winners’ castle while explaining that anyone could live in the castle regardless of their financial status. Dean called his the hero’s castle, where every superhero that ever existed gets to meet, discuss and talk about moving the world to the next level. Emily called hers an orphanage, every child out there that doesn’t have a place to live would finally find a place to call home. When it got Desmond’s turn, he claimed he only wanted his family in his castle. A family filled with love, peace and happiness. He was looking me directly in the eyes as he said each word. I knew that because I was also looking at him. And I was the one that averted my gaze from him. After t

Dorin asked the groundskeeper. “Yes,” replied Damien. “The first castle even stands to this day.” “The main Magic castle!” Dorin gasped excitedly. “There was a mystic charm to the place, even now... a feeling like it was alive...” “As time went by, the family grew and needed more land to grow their crops and livestock. Soon the 3 children had to look for land of their own.

She is pregnant, and traveling thousands of miles will be too much for her. "Milady," a solid voice greeted Mum and us. It was Byron, my grandfather's Butler. He bowed to my mother as a sign of respect, and the rest of the castle staff behind him did the same. They were lined up, about two dozen of them including the maids and gardeners. Mum seemed excited as she talked to Butler Byron. Kyla smiled at them and was quiet while we followed Mum inside the castle. It's the same as usual and nothing has change. My grandfather's castle became even more magnificent inside. The designs, expensive collectibles, antiques, paintings, and many more on display signify his power.

She looked at each one of them who all looked awkward and distant. Venus gritted her teeth and said once more, “What. Is. Wrong.” Ris took a deep breath and said, “The darkness on the Black Porch suddenly whispered—something that has never happened before—that you are a descendant of… Giris Druiksa.” Shad added, “Everyone in this country already considers you very dangerous.” “And, of course they are very, very shaken,” said Virzash. However, Venus was many times more shaken than the whole country.

However, some people will do anything to achieve great authority and fortune because of greed and unlimited ambitions no matter how hard it is to obtain. And possibly, because of all of these uncountable conflicts, the only left and the last member of the Royal Council of this particular Kingdom and with the Highest Council members made the speculative decision that has ever made in the history of their realm. They made a decree to search for the lost last descendant of the Royal Family for a limited period of fifteen years, and after that, if not found then they will decide for the next beholder of the Royal Crown to continue its Legacy of Rulership and Lineage to start a new era of the new

Autumn"s POV "How much longer?" I ask Adam as I nervously rub my hands against my legs. "Actually we have just arrived." He said as a large gate in front of us opened and Adam waved to the security man to let us in. I thought Domenic's mansion was big but this, this was next level. "This is a castle." I say as I admire the architecture of this place and the beautiful gardens that surround it. "It belonged to your family for generations and they take pride in conserving it as it is." Adam said as I stared out the window amazed.

The following morning, my mother sent the text before the sun had even risen. “The courier arrived just now. I received your gift.” “And?” I typed back. Three bubbles popped up. Then, a moment later: “The location has been arranged. I’m sending you the address now.” I grinned. “Where is it?” “A castle in the mountains known as Falcon’s Reach. It’s old and full of history—unforgettable. The King’s cousin, Ambrose, owns it. I think it could pass for the home of a princess.”