Kingdom Beyond Time Novels & Stories

Winter Kingdom Cassian In two hours, I will marry Rosa, the princess of the Autumn Kingdom, I don't love her, but since we were children, we were already engaged, and now the time has come for us to get married, in those times we didn't have the freedom to decide the direction of our lives, we were used as toys. I could even face my father to choose my destiny, but the person I had never loved was already gone. It had been a year since my mother passed away, that was my worst day of my life, nothing else mattered to me or my life, but when I saw the situations that my people live, it gave me courage to be a good king. Today, besides my wedding, is also my coronation. I decided I wanted both

A strand of his celestial king primal spirit delved into the river of time, swiftly crossing to a point hundreds of epochs before in King Luther's timeline. With just a fleeting glance, the towering Bleu Celestial Realm loomed like a mountain atop the distant Novedivum Palace. Severin enveloped himself in the space-time path, watching King Luther, who was preparing to ascend to enlightenment on the river of time. He raised his hand, summoning the Hand of God to seize his target. The fragment of the heavenly heart imprint traveled back in time and struck King Luther, who had yet to achieve the rank of a celestial king. This attack erased him in an instant.

"I... I do not understand..." I flinched when Dominixe cupped my face. "Listen carefully since I am only going to say this once. Alright?" I nodded mindlessly. "I am Dominixe from a different dimension. In my dimension, you really died." My eyes widened. "My mother, the Moon Goddess, did not even want to grant my request to return you to your life since your mission is over. I refused to believe that. Since I could turn back time, she restricted my abilities. I might have successfully brought down my father, but I was unhappy without you. That is why, as soon as Mother rereleased my abilities for the past years, I believed that another dimension exists where I might be able to change the cou

"Older than any kingdom. The name the gods used when they first documented what it was." "The prophecy says these four children will face the Shadow Beyond," Eldric continued. "Not in small engagements. Directly. The four divine aspects together represent something the Shadow Beyond cannot consume because divine energy from four combined aspects produces something opposite to what it feeds on. Where the Shadow Beyond needs suffering and death these four children together can produce its inverse in quantities large enough to push it back." "Back to where," Kael said. "Back behind the boundary set for it before recorded history," Eldric said. "The Shadow Beyond exists outside the boundaries th

The running water was still lulling, still calling. “He wasn’t lying, though.” Delia’s voice pulled her back. “We’ve all been given instructions never to enter that garden—except when it’s being tended to.” Kallista turned back. “Why?” Delia shrugged. “In my ten years serving this family, I’ve learned not to ask certain questions.” Then she smiled, taking Kallista’s hand. “Come. I’ll show you places you actually have unlimited access to.” Kallista sighed, letting herself be pulled along. How did her life become so complicated?

I gave him a curt nod before pulling the reins and urging my horse forward. I didn’t look back. The path stretched out before me, long and unyielding. There was no rest, no time to stop. Every moment wasted was another moment closer to destruction. Kingdom after kingdom awaited me, their leaders and armies the only hope of stopping what was to come. The next kingdom on my journey was Kree—a distant human kingdom surrounded by mystery and whispers. The name alone was enough to stir unease, but I couldn’t afford to hesitate.

His broad left arm remained locked securely around Clara’s waist, hauling her body flush against his scorching side, while his right arm held five-year-old Crown Prince Silas safely against his chest. Clara stood beside him with breathtaking, regal majesty, her amber eyes burning with brilliant white-gold starlight, her dark hair blowing gently in the thermal draft. The cosmic dragon, Vesper, perched on Dominic’s shoulder let out a loud, thunderous roar that echoed through the entire twenty-thousand-mile sanctuary! Arch-Chronomancer Zarek-Null staggered back, his silver optical lenses flickering in sheer terror at the weight of Dominic’s presence. "Emperor Dominic..." Zarek-Null rasped, rais

"There were five sacred kingdoms." Lucien frowned. "I thought there were four." "So did everyone." The old Keeper sighed. "History has forgotten more than it remembers." He pointed toward the glowing rifts. "The Moon Kingdom." "The Sun Dominion." "The Ocean Realm." "The Forest Empire." "And..." He hesitated. "The Star Sanctuary." Selene's eyes widened. "The Star Sanctuary was real?" "It still is." "Hidden beyond the Northern Peaks." The First Beast nodded. "Its guardians still wait." --- Another tremor shook the palace.

Arthur knew. "You are too much like me, Ronan. Too arrogant. Too ruthless," Arthur continued on the recording, his sharp eyes gleaming with ancient, sadistic amusement. "So here are my new terms for the inheritance: You and Tristan will co-manage the empire for the next six months. But there is a catch." Arthur leaned closer to the camera lens, his smile widening into a terrifying mask. "Clause 9 of the new trust directive states that Sophia must reside at the primary Drake Manor... where both you and Tristan will live under the same roof. And whichever grandson gives me a legitimate Drake heir first... gets full control of the entire empire. The other gets nothing.”

“I will not destroy your world.” The First King stared. “I will free it.” The chamber shook. The enormous door behind them began opening. A powerful wind rushed through the room. Aria looked toward it. “What is beyond there?” The First King whispered the answer. “The First World.” Kael frowned. “But you said the First World was already beyond the gate.” “It is.” The First King looked terrified for the first time. “But not that part.” The door opened wider. A vast golden light appeared. And from beyond it came thousands of voices.