Fantasy Carriage Company Novels & Stories

Vin laughed. "Definitely." The carriage was black with red designs accenting the craftsmanship. Two tall black horses huffed as a shadow figure sat on the front holding the reins. The girls ushered me into the carriage taking their seats across from me on the red velvet cushions. Then, with a knock on the roof, the carriages began to move. My palms started to sweat the closer we got to the church. I let out a slow breath as I focused on the scenery around us.

The third beggar was turned into a handsome coachman who bowed toward us. The girls laughed and giggle and they obeyed Aurora's instructions helping her pull an old cart filled with rubbish.. Confused I was just about to ask Aurora what her crazy plan is but then her actions shut me up. The trolley is suddenly filled with a bright green light which almost blinded me suddenly there was a loud bang and then a burning smell wafted around my nose ... The old creaky cart is now gone and in its place is a stylish Gold carriage with the two white horses in the lead. The coachman sat in front, holding a whip in his hand. All the girls looked so impressed, completely awestruck, walking around and adm

"I warm things. Light candles sometimes. Nothing special." Cassian frowned. "That can't be right. The bond wouldn't—" He shook his head. "No matter. We'll discover your true potential at the estate. Proper testing, proper training." They had reached the center of the square, where an ornate carriage waited—crystal and gold filigree, suspended above the ground by magic rather than wheels. It bore the Holt crest on its door—a stylized hand cupping a flame. Cassian guided her toward it with a hand hovering near the small of her back, not quite touching but present enough to remind her of his control over the situation.

He hurriedly walked towards his transport across the road and drove towards me. This time, his new transport is an automatic carriage (a carriage without a horse or any animals). It runs with the help of the magical stone. He opened the passenger door, and I got inside. Wow, it looks cozy and modern. It's nothing like his old carriage. Well, this time they improvise their means of transportation because I also saw others using the new carriage, too. Maybe it’s because of the abundance of magical stones scattered everywhere. I can already see the future of the magic realm—though it consists of good and bad, either way, it’s necessary for future improvement.

They have 6 wheels made from Demon OX leather filled with air, the Demon Ox was a low-level shadow energy beast, its skin was very thick but very elastic. The inside of the box had bedrooms, bathrooms, and a sitting room just like the carriages. The 18-meter tall ones have 2 floors with more bedrooms and even a kitchen. They designed those for larger families. Some of them only had sitting rooms and bathrooms, being able to seat around 2 dozen people. The double-deckers could hold around 50 people, they designed these for poor people so they could share the cost of travel. These new magic devices called coaches ditched energy beasts and used energy cores and magic circles to power the device

The huge carriage came to a screeching halt a few paces ahead of them, pulled along by four black stallions, the front wood had a gleaming bronze crest of the southern pack called Delphine, that belonged to Alpha Sebastian’s family. Out of all things, Adrian had planned to do with his friends the moment he saw them, he did not expect them to appear this way. Instead of the cheerful faces of his Alpha friends, both the werewolves had worry etched expressions, which could be seen from the gaping window, as they shuffled to open the door of the vehicle. Jackson hurriedly jumped down first, his black coat already discarded over his arm haphazardly, as he immediately turned to assist Sebastian wh

"Are you sure this is our carriage?" Soheila looked at her and said, "Ah, yes, that's why I was about to enter." Soheila held the man's hand and entered the carriage. "Oh, okay," Sirene entered the carriage with the man's help. "How much did it cost just to buy this carriage?" Sirene asked. "This carriage is similar to the carriages of the royalties." The white carriage with a white majestic horse caught the students' attention. They were in awe when they saw the majestic carriage.

My mother smiled and motioned for him to stand as the Royal Carriage pulled into view. Drove by the Royal Driver Hamish, an elderly Faye dressed in regal garments, the carriage was pulled into our view by four majestic white horses, their coats gleaming in the sunlight; the carriage itself was an elegant masterpiece. The carriage was adorned with intricate gold and silver filigree, with delicate faye motifs etched into the woodwork. Large and sturdy wheels were also gilded, adding to the regal appearance. As the carriage came to a halt, the royal guards, dressed in their immaculate uniforms, disembarked. They moved with precision and grace, their armor glinting. Each guard bowed deeply, show

“But you may simply call me Darin, my lady.” “Alright, Darin. Why are there no horses?” He blinked, slightly confused. “Because this is a Moon Carriage, my lady.” Right on cue, the System chimed in. [Moon Carriages: Floating carriages powered by divine runes, primarily used by nobles.] Seren’s eyes widened slightly. “That’s… incredible. But we didn’t ride this during the mate ceremony, and I didn’t see you then.” “I was only assigned today, my lady,” Darin replied.

She cleared her head and hopped inside the carriage. Once they were all settled, the warrior silently shut the door from the outside, then walked towards the driver's seat. The carriage was built to have a perfect view of the driver's back and a side view of the city. There was a little stove built inside the carriage to warm it up, and Elena had never felt so grateful. She reached out her hands towards the flame, trying to warm herself. Forest joined her, and both of them turned the simple action into a game. She didn't want to think of the fact that she was in the blood kingdom. She didn't want to believe that she might be going into someplace worse, despite the favorable reception they ha