Ever After High Raven Queen Novels & Stories

Ave clenched her jaw and walked faster. Just when she thought she’d escape unnoticed— “Hey, Imani!” She turned. Raven stood with two of her friends near the lockers, holding up her phone. “You make cute drama bait,” Raven said sweetly. “Didn’t think the ice queen had a heart.” Ave kept her expression blank. “Jealous?” “Of what? Your pity project? I handed you that drone because I knew you’d choke on it.” “Sorry to disappoint.” “Oh, not disappointed. Entertained.” Raven flipped her hair. “Though if you want tips on how to flirt on camera, I do charge hourly.”

her mother said excitedly as she clapped and stood behind the cake. “Come on, guys, let’s sing happy birthday.” She added. My jaw dropped. Does this woman even read the room at all? What on earth was the meaning of this? Suddenly, the door snapped open again. This time it wasn't the maids or anyone who would ordinarily be here. The air turned icy. I didn’t need anyone to tell me who it was. Arden. “I need your attention, Mr. Revanchi.” His voice vibrated across the room.

It was her first time speaking that much in class, and now every pair of eyes was on her. The lecturer hesitated, then cleared his throat. “Alright. For your assignment, write extensively on the significance of the ravens.” He smiled faintly. “Meanwhile, you can visit the school museum. There’s a portrait of Queen Elara- the one Monk Alphonso drew. It’s said her beauty was beyond words.” He picked up his notes and paused just before leaving. “Legend says, in the eyes of the Queen, only can the Raven King be restored.” Liana’s head tilted. “In the eyes of the Queen…” she repeated under her breath.

His mate, his queen, was alive, and she was unstoppable! But Raven was no longer Raven - she had transformed into a massive, unstoppable beast, driven by a singular mission. Her speed was incredible, and Niklaus and Bella found themselves struggling to keep up. They frantically scanned the sky, their eyes scouring the horizon for a glimpse of her majestic form. But she was gone, vanished into the distance, leaving them to wonder where she was headed.

“The High Court knows you returned. The king will strike before nightfall.” Elara’s lips curved. “Let him come. I’ll give him war.” The ground cracked again. From behind them, the Rift glowed, humming with unleashed magic. It had followed her. It wasn’t done. Suddenly, the sky tore open again—this time, not with thunder, but with wings. A fleet of obsidian ravens erupted from the clouds, their beaks shimmering like blades. At the front of the flock rode a woman clad in silver fire—the Witch Queen of the North, Elara’s aunt, long thought dead.

"Merek, look at me." She stepped closer. The obsidian necklace she wore pulsed with a soft, protective light. "The world is different now. I am not Elena, and I am not Isadora. I am the Hybrid Queen. I have the fire, the ice, and the four strongest men in the world at my side." "The fire is what scares me, Raven," I said. "Then let me show you a different kind of fire," she whispered. She reached out and put both of her hands on my face. To anyone else, I would have felt like cold air. But to her, I felt solid. I felt the warmth of her life flowing into my spirit, giving me a weight I hadn't felt in a century.

Raven stood there, her Vesper queen bee aura chilling the room. Her elegant frame was tense, her eyes narrowing as they locked on me. She stepped forward, her voice low, venomous as my pulse spiked. “There’s something off about you, Rhen,” she said, her lips curling. “And I’ll prove it.”

She had cat-like eyes, a button nose, full lips, pale skin, long raven-black hair, and a fierce, blazing gaze. “Who is she?” I voiced aloud without thinking. Annie turned to me. “She’s Karma. The Alpha’s half-sister.” I froze. “Half-sister? I’m confused. How—?” “We…” Annie’s words caught in her throat. POW! Karma slapped Kieran across the face. “Well, brother,” she said coolly, “I slapped her on your behalf. No one hurts your mate without receiving a little medicine.” I gasped. “She’s… the Raven. Action Queen… and Raze’s younger sister.”

At this, the warriors stood straighter and their growls became more threatening. “And that’s fine Devin, but you unfortunately don’t have all the information.” Raven said as she took a step onto the grass and started walking toward him. A collective gasp and the wide eyes of Devin told her that they had no idea she was immune to it. “Wolfsbane, also, does not bother me. I am your true queen and I will be sitting on top when this is over. Listen to me know, you have to chose which side you are on. I am giving you a chance to come to our side and live. Those who don’t… die” Raven said lough enough everyone heard. Everyone was looking around and waiting to see if anyone would move. Devin’s eye

A low growl whispered behind her ear. The queen turned to face the angry woman and greeted her with a trembling smile. “Y-you’re here, Raven. Why didn’t you show up at the party last night?” “I did. That’s why I heard everything you said to Nemiah.” Raven answered. During the night when the queen and Nemiah talked behind the curtains, Raven pretended to be a rat and followed her daughter. She didn’t want to scare her daughter so she hid and just watched Nemiah secretly. When she heard what the queen has spoken and saw the rose on Nemiah's shoulder, she was terrified. She was about to attack both of them but she saw Amaris hiding in the darkness. She bet that Amaris heard everything as well a