Lady To Queen Light Novels & Stories

Kaydence POV... Heth and I made it to the library just as Heather was walking in. Her eyes scanned Heth and then she smiled. She took my arm and we walked inside. "So what's the deal with tall, dark and handsome anyway? Is he single?" I laughed. "Girl he is all yours as long as you keep him occupied so I can get closer with Christian." She looked back at Heth who was following behind us and then looked back at me.

“So she did the next cruelest thing. She sealed it and hunted down the last of the First Blood, ensuring none would ever awaken it again.” I swallowed hard. “Did she failed.” Light raised his eyes to meet mine. “You are the proof, Arya.” Silence fell, thick and heavy. “The spring answers to you,” Light said gently, “because your blood still remembers what it was meant to be. Balance.” Kaid’s eyes burned. “And the Queen?” “She will do anything to reclaim what she lost,” Light said. “Because as long as the spring lives and as long as you do her control is incomplete.”

“What is this I’m hearing? Lady Magny is going to be the Queen after the Moon Arrival?” Marquis of Balijour stormed in huffing, “What nonsense is this?” Laylin looked up from the document only for a second before busying herself in sorting reports she wanted to have a second word on.

The queen gripped her wheelchair’s push rings and said hoarsely, “What’s your point? You’re a prisoner just like me.” “We’re not exactly in the same situation,” Lily shook her head and said, “I have a chance of leaving, but I’m afraid it’ll be tough luck for you.” The queen blinked, saying, “Isn’t it supposed to be the other way around?”

The table before them was covered in aged parchment, faded ink, and books bound in leather so old it looked like it would crumble beneath her fingers. Killian flipped open a heavy tome, his movements slow, reverent. “The First Queen’s reign was unlike any before or after her,” he murmured, eyes scanning the pages. “She was the only ruler to wield the power of both light and shadow. The gods themselves acknowledged her as their chosen.” Lyra listened, her pulse thrumming. She already knew that much. But Killian’s expression was grim as he turned to another page, revealing a passage written in a script she had only seen in fragments.

"Who gave you permission to enter the Queen's quarters?" The woman let out a harsh, mocking laugh, her sharp Lycan ears twitching beneath her auburn hair. "Queen? Please, little bird. A few nights in Kaelen's bed and a temporary display of parlor tricks doesn't make you royalty. I am Lady Rosalind of the Eastern Sovereign Faction. My father commands the largest army on the eastern border. And unlike the pathetic Western traitors you slaughtered yesterday, my bloodline cannot be intimidated by a human stray."

She thanked them. "I know you're not my Lulu," the Queen smiles beautifully. "She disappeared after 500 years. I'd searched for her but had no clue where she had gone. I was curious about what my son said that you obtain light magic powers. Light magic is powerful enough to get rid of the demon magic." Queen Bisera went over to the tree and touched it. "I sense the light magic in you from outside my door. Once you step in and one look, I became emotional as I saw my long-lost friend."

Continue drinking your milk while I go meet the queen" Lady Blythe said and exited her chambers, went to the Queen's "You requested for me your highness" Lady Blythe said loudly, while standing by the door to the Queen's chamber. "Come in" She replied and Lady Blythe entered. She politely bowed and the queen offered her a sit on her bed, Lady Blythe sat down. "What does the future hold for me? Will I ever give birth?" Queen Dorothy asked, she seemed to have been thinking a lot. Lady Blythe smiled. "Stretch out your palm your highness" Lady Blythe asked and the queen obeyed, Lady Blythe placed her palm on the queens and closed her eyes. She opened them back after some seconds and smiled again

"That’s great! Once I reach the human district, I can find even better herbs and send them back to you." However, Iris’ expression slowly shifted into something strange. She sighed, then spoke with a grave tone, as though trying to ease a difficult truth. "Leon, there's something you don't know. Our patient is your 'Madam.'" Leon’s smile immediately faltered, and his face went pale. "Madam? You mean... the Queen?" Iris nodded; her gaze soft but tinged with a hint of helplessness. "Yes, Her Majesty the Queen. She is very pleased with your herbs, and even His Majesty the King has noticed you. So, the King has issued a decree—"

Beyond it, shapes began to form. Not Mirrorborn. Not humans. Something… older. Something watching. “They are the first ones,” the queen said, smiling reverently. “The ones who created both light and mirror. They chose me.” Aelin gritted her teeth. “They’ll devour you.” The queen’s smile faltered. “They will crown me.” Then she raised both hands. Aelin screamed as her blade lifted from the floor—dragged toward the queen by some unseen force. “Your power is theirs now,” the queen whispered. “You were only the lock. I am the door.”