Monarch Miraculous Novels & Stories

They handed him a fiddle, bringing a smile to the king's face. But Violet felt sick. She'd never been around the magic of a Monarch before. The strength was overpowering, as if she'd been caught in a stampede with no way to get out but grabbing hold of the very thing trying to trample her. If she couldn't resist Eden's magic, her secret would be out. Who knew what would become of her or the king then?

Mirabel nodded as she repeated, completely clueless as to what the Blue Miracle was. "It was bestowed upon the Blue Moon pack by the moon goddess a thousand years ago." Mother Mary glanced at her and began to explain. "Then there was a problem choosing a proper Alpha to lead the pack, and at a certain time, it got worse as brothers fought with their brothers just for the Alpha title." "The moon goddess decided to settle everything and bestowed the orb on the Blue Moon pack, calling it the Blue Miracle." "Whenever an Alpha of each generation has their child, or more than one, they bring the Blue Miracle out on the day of the child's welcoming ceremony and present it before the child."

The ethereal figure of the celestial being came to life from the stone and smiled serenely down at the redheaded werewolf. ‘Welcome, my child,’ she greeted, smiling almost warmly at the mortal before her. Her voice, melodic, drifted across the clearing like a symphony. Alexa felt her throat close, her heart pounding on her chest, and yet she had never felt safer than she did at that moment, precariously standing on the surface of the pond, staring up at the immortal being before her. ‘Beware, child, and great danger approaches.’ ‘Danger? What danger,’ Alexa questioned, but the Goddess did not answer; instead, a great wind picked up all around her, sending her red hair flying out of control.

He raised his hand and the weapon flew back into his grasp and he ran after them. Not having any other choice, the kids got in the stranger's car and he drove away fast enough to avoid being caught by the assassin. "Are you guys okay?" The stranger asked. "Yeah, thanks for helping us," Joe said, out of breath. "Who are you and who was that person that was chasing us?" Lydia asked from behind. "My name's Micah Jameson and that person that was chasing you was a Ginx," Michael said. "A what?" Kurt asked. "A Ginx. A magical warrior from Troleyadia, sent here to find the twin seeds of Eyah and by the looks of it, kill them," Micah said.

Leland booms from the stage. “How do we know this is true? How do we know this isn’t some sort of ploy to bring back the monarchy!?” One of the Alpha’s from a bordering pack shouts, a look of nervousness washes across his face. Morrigan suddenly releases her Royal aura on the crowd, everyone bowing and baring their necks to them. She starts to glow, and her eyes go white, her feet start to lift from the ground.

"Come to my study right now. Don't bring any guards." Two minutes later, Marcus walked in. He looked straight and serious, but his eyes grew wide when he felt how angry I was. "Your Majesty," Marcus said quietly. "Is something wrong?" "Serenity was poisoned last night inside my house," I said, my voice dead cold. Marcus froze. "What?" I threw the glass cup onto the desk. "A heat drug. Put right into her tea." Marcus picked up the cup and smelled it. His face went pale. "This is bad stuff. You can't even buy this legally. An outsider couldn't get this past our gate security."

It isn't a physical platform with tracks; ‎ ‎ ‎it’s a mandate. Anyone visiting the Monarchs must pass through the Train Station in a completely unconscious state. ‎ ‎ ‎You go under in the outside world, and you wake up in front of the gates of Calvary. ‎ ‎ ‎It is their ultimate security measure. No one leaves a trail. ‎ ‎— ‎ ‎"My father doesn't know where I am, and neither do the Calvary Monarchs," I said, leaning forward in the back of the transport truck,

suggested Miss Kitty Andromeda cautiously. “Jeez... We’ve been trying and trying that urban-legend or so-called ‘myth’, but we can merely produce that orange light and orange power, not more than that, Miss Kitty. Our bodies are still the same, not resistant to the red orpiment,” grumbled Queen Miranda quite querulously. “Is it?” Miss Kitty Andromeda raised up her eyebrows a little bit. “Yeah... I’m dead certain Sumico has also ever given her three drops of blood for her beloved Virando. But, as what you can see, our Virando still needs water to sweep away all that red orpiment and destroy it,” continued Queen Miranda with her quite upset fashion.

Marcus blinked slowly. “So you’re telling me there’s no actual procedure?” “There was a procedure,” Order corrected calmly. “It simply no longer applies.” “That sounds deeply unsafe,” Pamela muttered. I ignored them and focused instead on what my essence had told me earlier. Recognition. Binding. A fragment of power. I inhaled slowly before stepping forward. “I know how to do it,” I said quietly. Everyone looked at me. “I’ll infuse a small amount of my Monarch power into them,” I explained. “Not enough to truly alter them, more like…” I searched for the correct words. “The essence of my power.”

As it rose, it began to blossom into a magnificent flower, its petals shimmering with a a superior glow of rainbow colours, reflecting all over the water droplets. The dragons gasped in awe, their eyes fixed on the magnificent spectacle before them. "It is the Crystal Petal Flower. A rare and magical plant that blooms only once in a million years." Master announced as the crowd turned their heads towards him. The crowd parted as he made his way forward, walking solemnly towards the spot of the miracle.