Lord Noblesse Novels & Stories

“You are worthless.” When I was nine, my mother said words that affected my whole life. It was the first time I have heard of those words, but I’m sure they aren’t nice. After learning what those words meant, I worked hard to find my worth. In this world, humans are divided into three classes: the nobility, the clergy, and the peasants. My family belongs to the noble lineage of Timmerhaus, an honorable clan made by outstanding instructors and philosophers. Count Seloriett Moroan Timmerhaus. The esteemed head of the house, who excels in hunting and agriculture. He unified the ideas of Eastern Lorelei and the Empire of Marluke to create an excellent farming culture.

For two Nobles had been born, and they were the purest of Nobles. “Hydras! Different bodies but of the same mind. For they are Nobility Kings!” a booming voice rang in the ears of both. “Jake: the Volcanic Dominator! A Fire King!” “John: the Great Defender! An Ice King!” Breaking into the Nobility Realm was a bit special. For Nobles had titles. Baron/Baroness; Viscount/Viscountess; Earl/Countess; Marquis/Marchioness; Duke/Duchess; Prince/Princess; King/Queen; Emperor/Empress. In increasing order of magnitude, these were the orders of Nobility. Each Noble had a title given based on their talents and power. For instance, Ray was a King. And now the twins had been judged as Kings as well. Invok

Not to mention that I would gladly drink the Pinot Noir she brought to our celebration dinner at Calvet Castle, especially now that I couldn't get drunk that easily… Dominique wasn't the only kind face I recognized. Gabriel Foubert was sitting next to her, smiling at me just as beamingly as she was. I was surprised to see him there, since his family had been stripped of their nobility due to a rumor that their blood was no longer pure. I guess Sariel must have done something so they could reclaim their title. I loved the fact that he was there. I knew that Gabriel would be on my side, and having Gabriel and Dominique support me in that hall meant a lot.