Is The Queen Immortal Novels & Stories

“And who exactly gave you permission to descend from your dead throne?” The Queen tilted her head. “Still full of teeth, Vesper Moretti. But this is not your war anymore. It never was.” Elara moved beside him. “Then whose is it?” The Queen’s lips curled into something resembling a smile. “Yours, if you have the stomach to claim it. The crown has survived centuries by shackling women like us. I tried to burn it. I failed. But you, child… you’re already bleeding for it.” Kael drew closer, tense. “You want to help her? Or use her?”

“She’s not flawless, Eirny, you were wrong about Bell.” “Skar, no one is totally flawless– come on.” She laughed. “She is literally perfect for you, Askar.” I scratched my head, looking up at her, “I suppose…” But she didn’t take it so lightly, “You suppose? What on Earth could she be lacking? She literally is immortal just like you. What? Do you want bigger boobs or ass, or something? Is her face not pretty enough for you? Is she not…” I cut her before she could continue, “She’s not you.”

Her teeth seem sickly, yellow in the torchlight as she sneers. “If an accident were to happen, or an unfortunate illness, the mantle of power would pass to the next available queen. A rising queen, a fading queen, it doesn’t matter. It just needs to be in the right type of vessel. A queen at the height of her power, however, is unstoppable, virtually unkillable. Immortal. A new queen must be born before her power begins to fade, and even then she needs to rise to maturity, to become a proper vessel, before she weakens enough to be replaced.

"No one told me that was part of the deal." "This isn't a deal, Daughter," he said sternly. "These are the facts of your life. You are a sidhe and that makes you immortal... unless someone were to kill you, that is. I, too, am immortal so, hopefully, you will never have to rule alone but the threat of you becoming Queen is enough to make my brother desperate to prevent it." "So, not only would I be imprisoned, but I'd also be imprisoned forever?" I whispered. "It's a possibility," he whispered. "Similar things have been done to circumvent the Sluagh."

Stefano emphasized that to make him understand that he can't like someone who already belongs to someone else. "R-queen? W-what is that?" Erenea asked in surprise. He did not know what the queen meant. Is that a name or something? Stefano realized something. It is too innocent and ignorant. Based on its movements, it seems that it has just set foot in the area. Erenea is the exact look of an ignorant. Stefano doesn't know where Elijah picked it up and brought it here. "Queen, means a powerful immortal, holding the whole land or nation. She is the same as Elijah. Elijah is the king, it is the same as the queen but he is more powerful." Stefano explained but he wasn't sure if Erenea understood

“Go ahead but be watchful of the clock. I have just two hours with you” Right. I had a second thought about asking but I was ignorant anyway. It was best I knew. “Is it possible for a Townsend to be immortal?” Another look of disbelief crossed her features. “Are you sure you are reading your text at all?” “Yes I am” “Then you would know only the Royals are immortals” “But this healer… she said she knew the King from before he disappeared”

But then, watching the same people over and over again gets boring overtime. Diving into the book, I reopen to one of my favorite parts of the lycan battles. It is the chapter where the lycan king was brought to his knees by the queen, and makes she him beg her for his life. He wasn’t expecting her, or that she would even do something like that. It is what makes me like it more. I feel like I relate to the queen well. She has always been undermined and underrated, then she wound her full potential and—

“The issues we always confront is when mortals try to invade our space and make us their villains.” “I must say that mortals have hatred against immortals.” “Yes, even though the immortals were placed in the world to protect humanity and its world.” “Maybe because of the extraordinary things we can do that they can’t.” The queen fell silent after I said my last statement. I continued reading the incantation in the book of spells, and when I was already bothered by how silent she has gone, I casually looked at her. She was already watching me. “Did I say something wrong?” I asked her.

In the end, I built this kingdom, doctor. [I know just a little bit from the journals that I read in the library, but hearing you myself, telling me the story, I wasn't wrong if I said I'm the perfect lover for you, my queen. You've been fighting alone for too long. Two hundred years isn't a short time for any human. It's true that we're immortals, but half of us are humans, thus we have their traits. And as for that, I'm sorry not sorry, I love you for you and your magnificent life, my queen. Will you accept this humble love of an incubus in a body of a mere scientist human? I beg you... ]

Veronica questioned and Sarah nodded as an answer before she stared at me. "Yes, then it came over me that she might have conspired with Zymir to overthrow me seventeen years ago. In the first place, I told her about Sage because I trusted her so much as the advisor of our pack for so many centuries. I didn't know that she would be my tragedy." "So it's true that she's an immortal," Magnus said, letting out an anxious sigh. "Do you know who she is truly?" Sarah turned her attention to him with a grim look. "She's an experimental vessel of the Phantom Queen that came to a failure eight hundred year ago but soon became the advisor of the Phantom pack after the rebellion."