Kenilworth Novels & Stories

“Nothing’s wrong, Sola. I was just wondering why everyone seemed to be so busy today.” Lunarys perked up from Valery’s other side. “Oh, I know! Cousin Astoria said that important people are coming from Astanza next week.” Valery frowned, “From Astanza?” Astanza was a kingdom to the north. It was a member of the United Kingdoms Alliance alongside Vesperia and the three other wealthiest kingdoms in the world; Luminara, Zhurin and Kholand. Queen Astrid herself was an Astanzan who used to be a Civilian Knight before being nominated for her uncle’s Courtship. So visiting dignitaries from the Astanza were commonplace in Vesperia.

she started to walk however after two steps she stopped saying. __________ I can go alone.. - He passed in front of me walking heavily, I walked again, we were going to start something that in my eyes would be a war, because as soon as my feet touched the capitol, there would be two sides. My father's, along with the rich nobles, and mine, with those who are weak and need my interference at this moment, maybe a war starts, something cruel and painful, that's because it would be me against my father, fighting for the throne. Hours after our arrival in sector one, I was unable to speak with my father, the Palace was in a frenzy due to the banquet that would be offered to the nobles and heads o

Preston follows behind me. As soon as I reach the area, I get a pleasant smell. Strawberries and lilacs. I pull up short and glance around. Where is that smell coming from? I notice on the ground a small path of footprints. What is so shocking is that they seem to have a faint glow to them. Is this the path to my fated queen? I almost decide not to follow it. I almost want to just turn around and forget about her and find Rae. But, I can’t. I made this choice.

ODETTE "Do you need anything else?" Ace asked as he stood in the center of my loft-style apartment. I gave the small place a once over. It had been ages since I had been here. Everything had collected a thick layer of dust. A double bed sat at the furthest end of the room with green—the color of Jericho's eyes—nets around it. When I had bought the nets I remembered thinking of him. It was a green that was difficult to come by so I made sure to grab them.