Kingdom Hearts Fanfiction Crossover Novels & Stories

“I know it seems impossible, Luna. Your mother and I… we knew that our love was forbidden from the very start. We kept it a secret from both our families. Not until you came, we dared to dream of a future together with you and we can’t do that if we keep hiding. As expected, it was opposed by our families. You were seen… as an abomination. Our love was. Carmilla was forced to marry Prometheus Valentin to keep your existence a secret. They believed it was the only way… to keep you safe.” His eyes, an arresting amber, held the wisdom of ancient Oakcross, harboring both a wild spirit and a quiet strength. He claimed to be the lover of my mother and my father—a wolf, a creature sworn enemy to ou

The one thing I wasn’t allowed to hear much about was the King of Darkness. “It doesn’t concern you,” Nicolais answered, hard and cold, which made me take a step back—a step away from him. He noticed my reaction, and quickly, for a moment, a flicker of affection returned to his eyes. “I’m sorry, Luna,” he said, pressing a quick kiss to my knuckles. “The Kingdom of Summer and the Kingdom of Darkness have never worked well together, and it has damaged my connection to the King of Darkness,” he said shortly, before Sicca and Nicolais walked up the stairs, likely heading to the Strategy Room.

Lucy The noise from downstairs had faded by the time I finally lay back on the bed. The lock was turned, the curtains drawn, but sleep wouldn’t come. The silence pressed too heavy, broken only by the muffled thud of music and the occasional shout that drifted up from the clubhouse below. I stared at the ceiling, mind racing. Every moment replayed itself—Jake’s smirk, Riker’s cruel word, the way Blake’s presence had shifted the air, silencing the room with nothing but a look.

“So you’d dream of me.” He winks and starts walking away with the rest of my pillows. When he reaches the door, he stops, his hand resting on the doorknob. “If you do kiss another man, pray I never find out about it.” “Are you going to stalk me, Crosswalk?” He shrugs. “In that case, I’ll kiss every man in my pack just to prove to you that you don’t own me.” “I don’t own you. Neither do those men. But… you’re carrying my child.”

I kept scrolling until my eyes caught the headline. “The Thornheart Curse: Myth or Something More?” “Curse?” I muttered under my breath. I remembered hearing something about a curse sometime back but I waved it off as a rumor. With Kairos Thornheart, no one knew what was real and what wasn't. I cleared my throat and read through the article. Apparently, the alpha never found a true mate… there were speculations that the former Luna had died under circumstances that didn't fully add up. And the curse only affected Kairos, he was doomed to never find his fated mate.

He hooked one of my legs around his, shifting me so my body angled to the side while he caressed my ribs, trailing soft touches down to my back. A sudden pressure against my spine made me gasp, allowing him deeper access. The kiss grew hungrier, my senses dissolving into the moment, until a disturbing wet sensation broke through it. I snapped my eyes open. Blood stained my clothes. “Shit, I’m tainted.” I muttered, then looked at Kai. “You must be bleeding.” “No, I’m not. I wasn’t wounded.” he claimed. “I’m going to be the Alpha King, Alex. Do you seriously think I don’t heal faster than others?” Kai remarked, attempting to kiss me again.

"Why can't I read your mind?" Alexa fell silent. The gazes of the two of them met. "Because I am Luna. Your wife." "How could it be?" King Alano still couldn't believe it. He really couldn't read his wife's mind before, even though he was the only lycan who could read other lycans' minds. However, why did this suddenly happen? He kept wondering in his mind. "I missed you, Alan." Alexa spoke again. This time, her voice sounded so soft.

My hands began to shake. " Princess Lyra of Lunar Dominion Pack and Prince Kael of Crimson Fang Empire will have to surrender themselves for a blood marriage, that's the only way out" One of the Law Makers said. It began to hurt my head so badly. I wondered why that was the only solution to saving us and stopping the war. I stood up and left the meeting even before it ended. I began to run, I was going to the river, the very place I had lost my mother. I got there and felt so angry. I was no longer scared or afraid of the things they had asked me to do.

He locked his golden eyes onto mine. "We have faced rogue wolves, ancient curses, and shadow gods," I said, my voice filled with steady, unbreakable love. "We built this kingdom together from the blood of our enemies. We are her parents, Valen. No dragon, no void, and no curse will take her from us." Valen placed his large hands over mine, pressing his lips passionately against my mouth in a deep, desperate kiss that tasted of fire, iron, and sacred promise. "Together," Valen murmured against my lips, his golden eyes blazing with renewed strength. "We find a way to heal her seal before the third dawn." Suddenly, a brilliant beam of blue light shot out from Aurora’s crib, projecting an ancien

He must have decided I would not pose any threat to him. “No, they didn't.” I shook my head, ignoring the insults. I still didn't know who he was so that I couldn't say anything about the insult. “Huh?” He placed his hands on the counter, focusing entirely on me. “Don't tell me they eventually returned to the kingdom?” He looked stunned at the revelation. “Impossible.” “They now have a wife. The kingdom not only has kings and queens but princesses and princes.” “Lyxant? Did they finally accept the hybrid kings?”