Ellie The Empress Forum Novels & Stories

The chaos was so bad I had to give a speech before I even had breakfast. I had never seen my people so angry. "Empress, they must go!" Kurt shouted. "Our kingdom is not equipped to handle these creatures! We are a humble kingdom." "Oh please look at the diamonds on the Empress's neck!" A dwarf grunted. "If she's not given the finest of things then she's not an Empress!" Serena snapped. They must really be pissing her off for her to stand up for me. She barely likes me. "Everyone-" "Well what has your precious Empress been doing about the Aleni?" An elf squeaked, interrupting me.

“The Emberi emperor’s have always been very selective with their wealth, and it stays mostly within the imperial family.” “What is the point of ruling an empire full of poor and starving people?” I huff, walking over to the counter, where we lay all the jars of food. “I wonder if Eli has any stored water, or if we need to go out to the well,” I say, opening some cupboards, but finding them mostly empty. “The well’s dried up,” comes Eli’s voice from the entrance of the kitchen. “Oh,” I say, “well, do you have anything stored? I didn’t see any downstairs.”

Zandro and Francia who were fighting with each other recently grabbed Ellie's arms, their faces full of nervousness and worry. Upon seeing how 'enthusiastic' the two had become, Carzus sighed before asking a follow-up question. "How so?" Ellie released himself from his two friend's grips and pushed the rim of his glasses up again before answering, "Logically speaking, besides having an imposing and domineering aura, you look like you just left the abyss of hell and was about to burn this country ... Someone that even a glorious knight will fear your presence." Upon hearing Ellie spouting such words before the emperor, Francia and Zandro gave in to the numbness of their knees and fell to the

she said, biting at her own share. Jadeite shook her head. “I am not sure if this is true or not, but it seems like the empress is infertile. If that is a fact, then she will surely be stripped off of her title.” From then on, Lila and Jadeite started bickering about that matter causing them to forget what they really came for. Hence, Emery cleared her throat and glared at them both. “Jadeite, aside from picking up some rumors, what else did you see?” she asked with a stern voice.

A hushed silence enveloped the chamber as the council members leaned forward, hanging on to her every word. "I suppose we all have a slight idea what this meeting is for? Ellie here has some important information to share with us…" She turned to Ellie and nodded for her to speak. Queen Elara was the eldest of the three daughters of her mother, the late queen. And that made her claim to the throne unquestionable. Was there even anything to question?

Malachi was walking behind me like a shadow to move. "Princess Elowen!" the Prime Minister, a wolf named Lord Abraham hit his stone hammer on the table. "You are not allowed to speak ! You are being investigated for things you did in three areas!" "I am the Empress of the High Peaks, Lord Abraham " I said, my voice low and strong. ". I do not need your permission to speak." Valerius turned slowly, her stick clicking on the floor. "The wild princess is talking about people. Have you come to kill the parliament like you killed my son, Lucius?"

And at that moment, inside the palace hall, the empress, seated in the second chair, sat gazing at the elders with a lazy expression behind her face veil. “Empress, why are you doing all this? Don’t you know this will have repercussions for the demon realm?” asked one of the elders in the hall, addressing the demon empress. “Indeed, how can an empress marry another man? This could become a laughingstock for the entire divine realm. You truly disagree with your own actions!” added another elder, seriously rejecting the demon empress’s marriage plans. Watching the elders talk among themselves, arguing without listening to her wishes, didn’t make the empress feel particularly guilty or sorry fo

Emily felt some relief and held the cat tightly to her chest, crying and speaking incoherently: "Ellie! What should I do? Wolfgang is a werewolf, Big Bang is a werewolf, I never thought he would brush me off like this. . . . . . Ellie, can you tell me what to do?" Ellie's eyes lit up, she purred from within Emily's embrace, then gently jumped down to the ground, gesturing with her paw: "Meow!" Emily looked at her and hesitated: "Do you want me to follow you?" "Meow!" Ellie nodded vigorously and ran ahead. "Wait, you're running too fast. . . . . ." Emily hurriedly chased after her. Tiny, Ellie was incredibly fast, and before long, she had brought Emily to a peaceful place on the street.

“Am I cursed, or am I going crazy?” “You're neither cursed, nor are you going insane my child, on the contrary, yours is a uniquely blessed soul that I have ever come across, you are a glorious child of god Ellie, and I feel honoured to have encountered you,” she praised, smiling at me widely, who showed off her sparkling white teeth perfectly arranged. “I, Minerva Maxima, from this day onwards, consider it as my sole responsibility and obligation to obtain your freedom from this malice, even if it is at the cost of my life,” taking this oath, she magically summoned the crystal orb with a gesture of her opened palm and it landed on it gently. “But first, we must look into your past Ellie, co

She pauses halfway down the steps, her calm, piercing eyes scanning all of us assembled below. "Welcome to the Imperial Palace of Pierl,” she announces warmly. “I am Lady Eleanor, Mistress of the Lottery. It is my honor to receive you all. I will oversee your preparations for tomorrow’s lottery. But first, congratulations, not just for reaching the age to participate, but for trusting our goddess of love to grant you the best match. I also have a rare honor to share: His Imperial Majesty, Emperor Lordrin, will take part in this year’s lottery.” Excited murmurs ripple through the crowd of royals, most from girls. Lady Eleanor waits patiently for the noise to die down before continuing.