Fairy Tail Caelum Novels & Stories

A shadow rippled behind them. "Ah, how rude of me," came a smooth voice, rich with venom. "I should’ve introduced myself properly." Zoe spun around, her heart dropping into her stomach as Caelum stepped into view. His appearance had changed since their last encounter - he was even more radiant than before, his beauty heightened to an almost unreal degree. His long silver hair shimmered like moonlight, and his glowing wings - previously hidden - were now fully revealed, spreading wide and ethereal behind him. They shimmered with iridescent light, casting strange, flickering shadows across the chamber.

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But before Cain could intervene, Eleanor looked at the hostile disciples and said with a mishevious smile, "Well, firstly! let me teach something even incredible disciples like yourselves couldn't figure out, shall we?!" "Wha?!...You! how dare you talk to us like that?!" Said the arrogant disciple outraged, but Cain stopped him and said, "Just listen to her, it could help you all a lot." After Cain's order they shut their mouths and listened to her. "So, about the fluitis, it seem to need the substance of another herbe called finus. We have to grow the finus herbe near the fluitis mias so that it would help her to nurture and grow. This is the only way."

he yells, "I demand to be served with dignity! A sauce perhaps! A squirt of lemon!" I drop him into my pocket. And he grunts, fighting against the fabric, "to the pot then?" he cries. I hush him quiet. "Kayos, there you are! My favorite Arc." The faerie immediately stops moving, as the scent of the Arc, becomes stronger. I roll my eyes, turning to look at Vaeln. "And...you've returned," I mumble. How unfortunate. "Indeed," he grins widely, "Gail is here too. Safely tucked beneath Aleya's wings where I know she's safe away from your claws."

Flavia’s POV Something beneath the earth breathed. The sound rolled through the cavern like a storm trapped underground. I couldn't move. Caelan stood several feet away, but the person looking at me through his eyes was no longer entirely him. His chest rose slowly and his head tilted, then he smiled. A smile that belonged to someone who had never learned mercy. “So this is the Moon Princess.” My stomach twisted.I stepped toward him. “Caelan.” His eyes narrowed.For a minute, nothing happened.

Saving Syltirion is the duty I bear to prove my worth, to justify being chosen to bind myself to Caelum. “There you are!” Caelum’s voice breaks the silence suddenly, a thunderclap in the shadowy calm of the library. My body reacts with a slight startle, but I immediately regain control, smoothing my expression before slowly turning to face him. He is nearly fully recovered after two days of rest, his figure as imposing as ever. The warmth of the morning light streams through the tall windows, cascading over him, and his golden hair gleams like a halo, almost divine. Caelum’s beauty is undeniable, intensified by the golden beams surrounding him, but the bitterness I carry runs too deep for me

But one visitor approached during my second week. She was ancient fae—looked young but emanated age that suggested centuries. Her silver-white hair and violet eyes marked her as high court lineage. "You're Caelum's hybrid daughter," she said without preamble. "The one who healed the Veil and built coalition for awakened mortals." "Yes. And you are?"

“Jayden was never meant to rule. You are the true son of the Moon Flame. You are her wrath.” As the ritual neared its end, Caelum’s body finally stilled. He rose slowly. And when he opened his eyes, they were not silver anymore. They glowed with a void-like darkness. A starless sky. Something older than wolves and moons. He smiled—and the room flinched. “I no longer want her heart,” he said softly. “I want her knees. I want Ivy to beg for the life of her daughter. I want Jayden broken beneath me, his kingdom ash, his legacy stolen.”

“I’m Celestina, princess of Fleur Kingdom, I can manipulate nature’s power.” “Hi, I’m Angel Sent, princess of Sataria Kingdom, like you… I also have the power of snow,” she said softly. She was very polite. Her voice and features were soft and gentle, like her name. She really looked like an angel. Her eyes and long hair were both blue. It wasn’t surprising that we had the same power. Her mother, the queen of Sataria Kingdom, was a Cadieusian. And only Cadieusians could manipulate the power of ice.

“If Orion wants a war, then fine. I’ll give him one. I’m going to find her, no matter what it costs.” Caelum studies me for a long moment, his face unreadable. Finally, he nods once. “Good. Just don’t be stupid about it.” We stand in silence, the storm between us settling into a fragile truce. When he turns to leave, he throws one last warning over his shoulder. “Keep your head straight, Alpha. You lose control again, and Orion won’t even have to kill you. You’ll do it for him. And next time… it’s fae king now”