Ebony Castle Novels & Stories

I took them in a glance and started to help her. “Yeah! It’s going to be the biggest castle in the world!” I laughed. Her tiny face screwed up in concentration as she added another brick to the structure. “Is that so?” I chuckled. “Did you know I live in a castle?” Cecil’s eyes went wide with awe. “Really, Uncle Charles? Like, a real castle with towers and everything?” “Exactly like that,” I said, grinning. “It’s called Lycan Castle. It’s very old and has a lot of history. It’s got towers, secret passages, everything a real castle should have.”

As they got closer, the elevation rose, and rolling hills went right up to the shoreline. Nestled in the rolling hills, amidst the tall grass, she saw a single building set against the horizon. It was a glorious, medieval castle, designed of an antique limestone, covered in ornate sculptures and gargoyles. It was nestled high on a hill, overlooking the sea, and surrounded by fields of wildflowers as far as the eye could see. It was breathtakingly beautiful, and Caitlin felt as if she were in a postcard. Caitlin’s heart beat with excitement, as she wondered, as she hoped to dream, that this could be Caleb’s place. Somehow, she felt that it was.

She looked at Yvonne with an innocent face. Aino was so frightened that her tears almost flowed down. “Sabrina, what exactly does this little thing, Aino, wish to give me?” Sabrina bent over and picked up the small chest box, then said patiently to Yvonne, “This black box is made of black ebony. This piece of black ebony alone is worth almost six hundred thousand dollars.” Yvonne was speechless. “This kind of black ebony can only be found on Star Island. Aino said that you are going to be married into the Poole family soon. The Poole family has very high standards, so she wanted to prepare a generous gift for you.”

"Morgan el has always been Darkwood's witch. And as long as the Darkwood dynasty is concerned, every one knows who they are." The journey to the castle took about an hour and a few minutes before they got there. On stepping out, Samantha gasped in awe, not actually what she had expected to see. She always thought as the name castle was concerned, it was those ancient kinds of castle in the Dracula sequels. But what she saw before her, stood to be one of the best modern mansions. "This is your home." Leonard displayed a sweet smirk on his face which almost got Samantha blushing. "Come on, let's go inside. They are all waiting for us."

~Rory~ I refused to live in the castle. It was aesthetically beautiful but a constant reminder of what I lost when I stepped inside its vicinity. The council disagreed with my choice, but Elijah was adamant about giving me what I wanted. We compromised on building our home close to the castle. Surrounded by trees in the clearing ten minutes away from the citadel, they turned it into a keep, a fortress, yet I got to design how our house would look like. It was inspired by Elijah’s estate in Salvatore hills. The place where Elijah and I had been the happiest.

At least she bought him a watch; he could not be bothered to argue with her. … Charlotte finally received the address from Benjamin in the afternoon. She was shocked to realize the birthday party would be held at Regal Estates. There were two epitomes of high-end entertainment in King City. The Garden of Eden, located in the south, was the perfect spot for daytime leisure, while the Grand Marquis in the north would only come to life at night. The Regal Estate was Isabella Kensington's private mansion. She was the owner of the Garden of Eden. Nestled in the mountains, it was akin to a paradise on Earth.

Evelyn continued, "and because I was hungry, I wanted to look for something to eat ......" Shaykh's castle was surprisingly large, but it was very barren and dilapidated, with weeds growing in places, luckily some of the infrastructure was still functional. Despite his status as the Demon Archduke, there wasn't even a single servant in the castle, and Evelyn walked through the empty castle only to feel like she was wandering through a maze. Luckily, Baymont had previously educated her on what fruits and plants she could eat in the Old Realm, and Evelyn had found fruits in the castle's gardens that she could eat, which barely took care of her need to eat.

The heat is rising in both our bodies, the desire to unleash equally the same. Then she slips off my body and heads out the door, "Get dressed; we are going to be late." I look at her in total disbelief, "Becca, you can leave me like this." She looks over her shoulder and only but winks at me, "Get dressed." After much begging and much to my frustration, we find ourselves at Blackness Castle. Now it is exactly what it is, a Castle next to a bed of water. It was nothing quite spectacular for me but did have an impressive view.

“Now it obeys.” Moon Goddess… The realization chilled me to the bone. If Jax and Lucen came here someday... these things would slow them down, hurt them or maybe even kill them. Fear coiled viciously inside my chest. Please let the twins stay safe, please. Almost an hour later, the forest finally began thinning and then I saw it... a castle stood atop a massive cliff overlooking the deadlands below. It was dark, ancient and monstrous, its black walls were wrapped in thick thorn-covered vines that crawled across the stone like living parasites. Towering spires pierced the sky while dim crimson lights flickered through narrow windows.

I grope for her in the dark, but my hand grazes another doorknob–misplaced, like it doesn’t belong here. “What are you going to show me next?” I ask with a sigh and yank the door open. “Where did you come from, child?” an unfamiliar older woman asks Thisbe as I step into a… washroom, a washroom within the servants’ quarters of the Ebonclaw castle. Mother shivers violently in a big, fluffy gray robe while the maid brushes through her wet hair. I glance at the copper tub, the water still steaming but dark and murky with filth.