Fairy Tail Island Novels & Stories

A ripple spread across the water. The air shimmered. And before our eyes... an island slowly appeared. Not rising from the sea. Simply becoming visible. White cliffs caught the sunlight. Green forests covered gentle hills. A waterfall poured into a crystal-blue lagoon. Flowers bloomed along the shoreline. It looked as though someone had painted paradise into existence. Hope whispered, "Has it been here the whole time?" Caelum studied the island carefully. "I believe so." "It simply chose not to be seen." The Wayfinder drifted closer.

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."

By intercepting phone signals and quickly locating the address of the caller, it was finally discovered that he was someone from an unknown island in New Land, and the name of the island was actually Starry Island. Beau's expression suddenly changed. The name of the island was obviously related to "Star-Moon Media" and "Star-Moon Manor". They were all gifts that Mr. Valentine bought for Eliza and the children. And the name of "Starry Island" was even more special. This was a newly developed tourist island, Beau carefully designed the play route and intended to use it for profitable projects.

“Or at the very least, let's talk about something else entirely.” “Okay. Here’s something else,” Freya said, trying to diffuse the tension. “I went out flying today and I was absolutely shocked when I discovered an island nearly as big as the realm itself. I thought it would be fun to land and have a quick look around. But before I knew what was happening, arrows were being shot at me from the trees. Arrows big enough to kill a dragon. Does anyone have anything they’d like to share about that?” “You took her beyond the Reef?” Zephyr’s voice was like a whip, but this time it was directed squarely at Tyler.

His touch was like ice against my burning skin, a welcome relief. "You’re pushing too hard," he whispered, his eyes full of a fierce, protective love. "We’re halfway across," I gasped, looking at the horizon. Through the thinning mist, I could see them—the golden spires of the Jade Isles. They weren't built on land; they were floating islands of white jade, held aloft by massive, glowing Sol-Cores. "They know we're here," Jace said, landing beside us. He pointed toward the islands. A swarm of tiny, glowing dots was rising from the Jade capital. "Those aren't birds. Those are Sol-Flies—single-pilot interceptors. Thousands of them."

Blue can see through other people’s thoughts and his expression also underwent a big change. “What is the problem?” Hail directly asked, breaking the silence. “Uh… Prince Hail.” It was Fedrich who spoke. He and Melton were already told of these people’s identities, making them surprised that not only are these people royalties, they also possessed powers! Hail turned to him. “That floating island… was a product of the Great War more than five hundred years ago.” Fedrich explained. “That’s not only it, right?” Skye asked. He isn’t stupid. He could guess based on their expressions that this floating island isn’t just a simple island.

Beyond the lands of Volcann there is a small place, far from everything, a small island in the middle of the sea, already bordering the Kingdom of Foreland. I followed Wizard Killian to this place, it took days to reach the island, crossing with a boat, which magically appeared to me. When I stepped on that island, the white sands, many coconut trees, I felt an indescribable peace. In the middle of the island there is an inconspicuous cave, which I managed to see because something guided me there. Upon entering the cave, I continued walking, and what was dark before, was giving way to an intense light, and a vibrant energy that came from this place. I followed a kind of corridor inside the c

I'm a tiny woman, a mere 5' 2", and petite. I'm the daughter of Cecil Lefevre, the notorious fairy assassin, and inherited all of the tools of his trade learning how to weld them all. I currently work at a coffee shop, having no contract killings at the moment. I'm also an introvert, I can't stand people, especially fucking fairies. Although their blood tastes amazing and is a sex booster for vampires, they are difficult to find and stay mostly in their own realm. Except for the crazy ones that go to the vampire bar Sinful Delights to offer their necks for fast cash. Stupid fuckers tend to not leave once they enter and it's become sort of a right of passage for the male fae to make it out un

Venus tried to make excuses that she just had too much work to take care of, but Hunter wouldn’t hear of it. The girls were all bundled into a van with the guys and off they went. The guys had been prepared for everything and answered each question the girls had about what was going to happen to the work they had to take care of. Then Venus asked about where they were going and Hunter grinned as he told them that they were going to an island in the fairy kingdom that had no tech. That meant no cell phones, no tablets, and no computers for Venus to keep busy with.

“I’m telling you it’s fine. If you have a problem with it, take it up with Aiden.” They both paused, looking at each other, unsure. Finally, one of them pulled a lever, and the iron gate slowly rose up. They boated right through, and onto the other side. Caitlin looked around in amazement. This place was beautiful. In the fields, she could see dozens of vampires training in mock combat. “Why this island?” Caitlin asked. Polly looked at her. “I mean, it seems like Venice has dozens of islands to choose from.”