Maidens Of The Cave A Novel Novels & Stories

“Lysandra. Of the Moonwell clan.” He sat up straighter. “That woman from the Moonwell party? That’s impossible—how—?” Maika’s gaze fixed on him, heavy with truth. “You were enchanted, Caveen. Weeks ago. In the human city. She used a fertility spell from the forbidden texts. She drugged you, erased your memory, and conceived a child.” Caveen stood abruptly, the glass slipping from his hand and shattering on the floor. “No.” His voice was low. “That’s not— I would’ve known. I would’ve felt—”

When I found a small dark cave, I immediately run to the cave that will be my shelter as for today. I put the edible plants I just collected and smiled. It's enough for me, I will survive alone. I don't need humans to save me, I don't need humans to raise me, I am unique, I am me as myself. When the moon arise on the top of the sky, the rain suddenly poured out. The cave wasn't that big that's why the rain was able to touch my skin, it's cold and freezing. I trembled heavily hugging myself to lessen the cold, but it didn't help.

He consoled. Sia sat by her som's best side and read him a bedtime story. It was titled “The goose girl at the well." She read; There was once upon a time, a very old woman, who lived with her flock of geese in a waste place among the mountains, and there had a little house. The waste was surrounded by a large forest, and every morning the Old Woman took her crutch and hobbled into it.

I remembered my aunt’s words from nights before, the prophecy that bound me: You will be freed only when you marry the one fate chose for you. But fate was cruel. Fate gave me riddles without answers, promises without directions. I didn’t know where to begin looking for this so-called chosen one—and a part of me didn’t care. Because when I thought of Ava, I wondered if she might be the key. But how could I trust that thought? How could I risk dragging her into my bloodline’s darkness? I poured myself a glass of brandy, the amber liquid burning down my throat, a small fire to keep the cold at bay. Yet no amount of drink could silence the whispers of doubt.

I tried my best to remain quiet and hidden and I spied Nic entering an opening. It was a cave I realized as I finally got to the top. What was Nic doing here? The cave was dark and devoid of light except fading light illuminating from the sky. I took a hesitant step in but stopped. Could I really do this? Something...anything could happen to me in there but as I was about to turn I remembered all Mikayla had told me about the matebane curse and I knew there was no way I could leave after coming this far to find out what Nic was up to.

I knew that in time I would speak to him, but for today, I needed rest. When I entered my room, Candice wasn’t there, thankfully. I stripped out of my clothes and into a large t-shirt. I crawled into my bed and it was not long after my head hit the pillow, that I fell asleep. *** My eyes fluttered open and I came to a dark cave with a large fire in the centre. Men and women in cloaks surrounded the blazing flame but the distinct cry of a baby filled the air. A single opening at the top of the cave gave way to moonlight. It streamed in from the heavens above glittering the atmosphere around us.

The darkness seemed to press in tighter, threatening to consume them whole. The tremors continued intermittently, growing in intensity with each new rumble. The sound of rushing water filled the air, growing louder with every passing second. They rounded a bend and stumbled upon a vast cavern, its vaulted ceiling disappearing into the inky darkness above. A single shaft of light, piercing down from somewhere far above, illuminated a churning pool of water at the cavern's center.The stench of damp earth and a metallic tang filled the air. But it was the monstrous stone pillars rising from the pool's depths that truly stole Maya's breath. Carved with grotesque figures – half-man, half-beast –

April's POV I stumbled, my mind reeling from Regina's revelations as Regina guided me deeper into the cave, the air thickening with an otherworldly energy. The walls seemed to whisper secrets, and I felt like I was unraveling along with them. "Where are we?" I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. Regina's smile hinted at mysteries hidden within the shadows. "A place few know exists. Our ancestral home, hidden away for centuries." The cave opened up into a vast, crystal filled chamber. The walls shimmered with an iridescent sheen, reflecting the soft luminescence. I breathed in, awestruck, taking in the ancient artifacts and strange symbols etched into the stone.

To her astonishment, the enigmatic cave she had dreamt of appeared before her, its inner glow beckoning her forward with a warm invitation. Stepping inside, Visenya marveled at the ancient symbols lining the walls, their familiarity striking her with the realization that her dream had foretold this very moment. The melodic resonance of Marienne's voice filled the air, pulling her deeper into the depths of the cavern. "Marienne?" Her voice trembled with a mix of anguish and hope as she approached the captivating red-haired woman. Marienne reached out and gently took Visenya's trembling hands in her own. "Together at last," her chilling voice reverberated through the cave.