Fairy Tail Caelum Novels & Stories

“Alice I am serious. You are living in this human world disguised as a human so definitely, you cannot be an angel. You have the aura to attract light. So there is a high possibility of you being a fairy” “If that is the case where are my wings and fairy dust?” Alice asked. Ethan thought for a while and said “Maybe you will gain it on your 17th bday too “ “Then I guess we have to wait for few hours too. I hope Fate sisters arrive by that time” Both of them sighed. Meanwhile, Fate sisters have arrived in the year 2004 at the Celestial Kingdom outside the queen’s room. They peeped inside. They see a magnificent room where the queen of the celestial kingdom is in labor. Many maids are rubbing h

As I wondered who had set them off, a message from Amy popped up. "Carla, aren't they beautiful? Johnny set off all those fireworks for me. If you know what those fireworks mean, you'd better step aside and give up your title as Luna." I smiled. "You can keep Johnny, but the Luna title stays with me." Right after I sent that, Johnny connected with me through our mind-link, his roar giving me a headache. "Carla! What are you doing?! Amy's been crying ever since she texted you! Do you still want to remain as Luna? If you can't do the work, I'll find someone else who can!"

COMPLETED | Full Story Available Lyra Darkfur has always believed the fated mate bond is a blessing, until it becomes her curse. On the night of the Blood Moon, she discovers her mate is Kael Stormrunner, the ruthless Alpha of the most feared pack. Instead of claiming her, he publicly rejects her, driven by a prophecy from the Moon Goddess that names Lyra as the cause of his pack’s destruction. But rejection doesn’t break their bond. It awakens something far more dangerous. Cast among rogues, Lyra uncovers a rare power tied to the Moon Goddess herself and is forced to fight, survive, and rise beyond the weak omega she was raised to be. As war threatens the packs and secrets unravel, Ka

I had thought she’d be an elf, like Calia, but no—she was faerie, and it showed in the ethereal grace of her every movement. "Made it just in time," Caelora’s voice was smooth, as she addressed Valen before her eyes, those otherworldly orbs, shifted toward me. "And this must be the human girl... Maerwynn." Her lips curled into a faint smile, but there was something playful, almost condescending about it. "You look shorter than I would’ve guessed. And a bit... thin."

The cemetery was slowly becoming empty as those who attended left one after the other. The kings and Caitlyn were the only ones remaining after some time. Caitlyn walked to them. "Thank you so much. Your presence means a lot to me, " She managed to force a smile. Her eyes were red and puffy as a result of crying so much. "It's nothing, dear," Madam Scarlett smiled at her. "We'll leave now," Herald told her as they got on their feet. "Thank you so much for attending, " Caitlyn thanked them again. Madam Scarlett stretched out her hands for a hug.

Adelaide’s magic trembled on the verge of collapse, then settled, exhausted but still there, still hers. Caelum leaned his head briefly against the stone, letting the cool surface ground him. She enjoyed it. The thought wouldn’t leave him alone. He replayed the sounds she’d made, the way her body had moved, the particular shape of her magic when it wrapped around the Devil’s and shuddered in want instead of horror. It pressed into him with every echo of her voice, every tremor of her body, every shiver of magic that rolled off her in molten waves.

Then I saw him. Caelum. He stood at the far edge of the sprawling training grounds, near the ancient stone wall that marked its boundary. His hands were clasped casually behind his back, his head tilted slightly as if he had been expecting us, patiently waiting for our arrival. The late afternoon sunlight, now tinged with the warm hues of approaching dusk, danced in the golden strands of his hair, creating a halo effect. And those unsettling wildfire eyes – a startling contrast to his fair features – sparked with an unnerving intensity the moment they landed on me.

' Inside my head, I yelled. "Isn't that enough?" I questioned in response. "Not even a smidgeon." A pulse of magical energy radiated from her magical circles, which appeared in front of her. "I'll give you a chance to introduce yourself to this lady." Elias just stood there watching the magical circles float in front of her. The student smiled comfortably and spoke... "My name is Riel Alheim, and I'm a commoner." She let forth a soft snort. "Elias Fay, Earl Fay's Daughter."

I saw Eula approaching me. "Again, sir. I'm sorry on behalf of my friend. She's a newly recruited member of the suicide cup event and doesn't have a single idea of who we are. I'll just remove her-" my eyes widened and glared at Eula. "Don't. As I've said, she's my prey, and I won't let her escape.." he fixed his coat first before smirking at me. "Welcome to Suicide High, Miss Florence Mil. I hope you'll enjoy your stay here because I'll surely do." He said and left the room.

I clenched my fists. Of course I remembered. The last time we saw each other, Caelum tried to poison Liam at the lunar summit. He wasn’t just a rival Alpha—he was a predator who thrived on chaos, and he had declared silent war on our borders more times than I could count. “What is he doing here?” I asked through gritted teeth. Caelum smirked. “Now, now, let’s not be so cold. I’m merely a guest.” My mother rested a hand on his arm, nails like talons against his jacket. “We’re only talking about business, darling. Strategic alliances.”