Fantasy Mine Novels & Stories

Some of the pictures inside had begun to fade. Kiran looked through the pictures. The dragon seemed to be just a baby. It was tiny compared to what it looked like now. Kiran began to flip through the contents. The first section was just basic reports and an overview of Dragonsmount. There did not seem to be much difference compared to the latest reports. He continued to read the second section, which contained various statistics about Dragonsmount. He frowned when he realized there were hidden gold and jade mines in Dragonsmount. Were these mineral resources the reason Dragonsmount became so popular?

“I offered to get the metal ourselves, why?” Her eyes widened. “I believe you may have signed away our death wish. There is only one mine – and it’s at the bottom of a dragon’s lair. Why do you think the metal is so special, and why do these creatures slave away for it and charge so much,” she grumbled. “You’re kidding me, he didn’t say anything like that!” I turned around to glare at the blacksmith, but he wasn’t there anymore, the entire place looked closed up.

Looking at the wreckage around him, Adrian said, “What should be shattered has already broken. Now, let’s see what remains.” Tyron and the Violet Rain Bird were left speechless. As they gazed at the devastated landscape, they were in awe of Adrian’s incredible power. Suddenly, the final section of the mountain exploded, revealing a radiant glow in the distance. “What? How is this possible?” Tyron gasped. The Violet Rain Bird wore a similarly shocked expression as it observed the blinding light emerging from the mountains. “That’s a top-grade spirit stone! This place is a spirit stone mine. There’s something extraordinary about this mine,” Tyron exclaimed, his eyes wide with realization. “If

Wilbur nodded, and Faye called her secretary to have the flight tickets booked at once. Faron and Elsa sighed. Drinks tonight were probably not going to happen. … Over in Freeca. Freeca was a land rich in minerals, with the mining industry covering two-thirds of the world's mineral supply. It possessed more than half of the world's gold, platinum, palladium, cobalt, and diamonds, as well as uranium, manganese, chromium, and petroleum, among others. Just then, in the chairman's office over at the Everest Foreign Trade headquarters. Hannah Toya leaned back in her chair, looking nothing but worried and tired.

I gulped. Mr. George couldn't be more right. "You said you had some mines in the north, can you tell me more about it?" A hopeful smile took over my lips and I agreed. Thankfully, he will accept to make a deal with me. "You know that for being the second daughter of the Grand Duke, I was born as a Duchess, right?" A nod. "So, my territory, Astryn, has about eleven mines of different gems. Diamonds, rubies, and even gold. And thanks to my younger brother Valerian, who was born as Earl of Viddena, he sold his mines to me, because he thought I would make better use of them. I'm willing to give you full access to them, so you can work and craft all the jewels you want to!"

“We have one silver mine.” I frowned. “Xela?” “I don't understand economics.” I stared ahead. “You could've said that ten minutes ago.” “I was emotionally supporting you.” “Very useful.” I returned to the map. Shadowvale looked pathetic compared to the neighboring territories. Evelis had received Ironcrest, a wealthy mountainous territory with silver mines, a strong army, and enough food reserves for nearly a year. Nyra controlled Riverstone, which possessed fertile farmland and the largest freshwater source on the map. Mara Solis had Stormfang, one of the strongest military territories.

Fantasy fodder for late-night scrolling. But the card felt real between her fingers. And the ache it sparked low in her belly was very real. She went. The address led her to an unmarked steel door in an alley downtown. A man in a tailored black suit checked her name against a tablet, eyes lingering appreciatively on the dress she’d chosen—deep crimson silk that clung to every curve, slit high enough to flash thigh with each step, neckline plunging just enough to make her feel dangerously exposed. He nodded once. The door opened.

Everything just happened very fast! I finished my story, which ended with my face glowing heavenly with beautiful smiles on it. ‘This is so incredible to hear from you! Just in a day, you’ve become both a star and a lover girl.’ Jane could not get enough of my story, and I never believed anything like this could even happen in my life at the moment, especially that fast. My stomach fluttered in another wave of excitement at the realization that I was going to see him again the next day!

“Rest in pieces, darling.” And if God was feeling extra kind, I’d do a little dance over his grave in my stilettos before dropping a couple of lilies. One for Theo, and one for his fiancée. Or... let’s just call her what she is: a high-end accessory with great boobs. I laughed to myself. The engine hummed softly before roaring as we took off, the jet slicing through clouds like they were nothing. My heart, on the other hand, stayed grounded somewhere between twisted fantasies and the far less exciting reality.

Hido asked, incredulous. “Well, Taiga’s not confirmed,” Maya admitted. “But I’m sure he is. He’s tall, strong, insanely confident. It fits.” Hido made a thoughtful sound on the other end of the line. “You’re forgetting something, Maya. Lunas exist.” Maya blinked, sitting up straighter in bed. “Lunas?” “Yeah. They’re even rarer than Enigmas. And they rank above every other secondary gender. Luna, Prime Luna, Elite Prime Luna... if one of your boys is a Luna, especially an Elite Prime Luna, that would explain a lot.”