روايات وقصص ضمن Night Elf Empire

Kade better hurry up on his end, or I’m going to burn this place to the ground with all of them inside. “You? You think you’re going to take down the empire I’ve created? That’s rich, really. Even with all your money, there isn’t anything you can do that Scotland Yard and MI-6 haven’t already tried. Even that flash drive you stole from my business is useless, so I would be careful what threats you want to throw out there,” Duncan warns, taking a step closer to me.

Compared to them, Nimbus was very young. Once he could enter Eternal Realm, Nimbus would be the number one emperor for all eternity in the Milky Way, garnering admiration from countless future generations. “Father, I was wrong. I shouldn’t have snuck out so willfully and made you worry,” Astrid sobbed. “Haha! Even though we’re worried about you, since you can come back safely from the Sangruil Sinners’ flawless plan, it also indirectly means the empire is flourishing. The Sangruil Sinners who showed up are just buffoons,” Nimbus guffawed.

ON THE darkest part of Dilim City, bordering the Midnight and Crescent District, the crooked alleys pulsed with noise, vendors shouting over black-market relics, immortals haggling beside glowing potion stalls, and drunken Gwiazdan shifters stumbling from taverns thick with smoke. The place was the filthiest corner of Nacht Territory, a place nobles pretended not to know existed. It was the so-called Wild Niche. Eshnu loved every second of chaos around him. He immediately went into the Wild Niche after the confrontation with Hevian to meet a certain individual.

After the great war, the Empire was divided into 5 lands, the Northland Warine, the Southland Marshforth, the Eastland Downbridge, the Westland Hurthend, and the middle of the empire, Runalia. Each of the lands had their own lord and was famous with many tales behind the land. Some were ferocious with only mythical creatures or beast around and some mixed with each other to learn how they could co-exist with the human.

A voice both familiar and foreign. “Your little show tonight reached us overseas,” the envoy said. “While you play at loyalty and love, I play at empire. The coalition is already forming. Wolves, vampires, merchants, kings—hungry for your downfall.” Lucien’s spine stiffened. “Kael.” “You mistake me,” the envoy purred. “This is bigger than me. The Empire sends envoys with teeth. Your mate, your pack, your bloodline—they’ll be tested soon. Pray your prophecy saves you.”

His black coat shifted in the wind like liquid shadow, and his blue eyes remained fixed entirely on Icarra. “Alpha Cassian Duskbane,” he said. “You know him.” Kaelen’s voice was low. “Not him.” His gaze sharpened. “His pack.” Cassian inclined his head. “The Nightfall Dominion.” She frowned. “What is the Nightfall Dominion?” Lucian answered before Cassian could. “A foreign empire beyond the eastern sea.” His tone was grim. “They haven’t crossed into our territories in over two hundred years.” Cassian’s smile remained.

So the creatures that stayed hidden decided it was time for them to come out of the shadows. Werewolves, Witches, Vampires, Shifters, and Demons become the “dominate” species on earth and form five Empires. The Wolf Empire, ruled by Elias Woods, the Alpha King, and The Witch Empire, led by the Blackheart clan, A clan of Witches and Wizards. Julius Redfern, the Vampire King, ruled the Vampire Empire. A council of shifters controlled the Shifters Empire. And last but not least, Lucifer, the devil himself, ruled the Demon Empire. Humans take refuge within these empires for safety and protection against the many rouges that were banished and refused to follow laws.

"Too shiny. Too fast." "Aethelgard," Aradaa whispered. He felt the cold creep up his spine. "The Empire from across the water. They cut their link to the global network decades ago. They never felt the Reset. They’ve just been sitting over there, growing steel while we learned to grow grain." The ships began to circle, deploying swarms of black, insect-like Harvester drones. The pine-scented air turned acrid. "They’re looking for us, aren't they?" Kaelor asked. He stepped off the porch, his boots crunching in the frost.

It meant that Black humbly accepted her role in this op. “No, I don’t. Quite opposite actually.” (How many are inside the den?) “I’d say 20, it can be more.” (... How strong are they?) Smiley shook his head, adjusting his optics closer. “I’m not sure. Pointed ears? Are you familiar with elves?” (Elves? Have we encountered elves previously?) “As far as I know, never.” Black mulled over it for a moment before opening her lips. (New faces, new threats, new problems. I’m so not familiar with this world. This world’s rules are probably much more complicated than the empire's, don’t you think?)

Emmet reached out, but stopped, as he saw Red_Two pulling away further, tightening the blankets over himself into a cocoon and hiding himself away from the world. "Sýnnefa was the empire which controlled the world. It invaded my home, Gryaz. They killed everyone they thought was useless, and they put to work everyone else for their empire. They pretended that we were willing, making us carry around ID cards, but killing us if we even talked about disobeying." Red_Two looked so small on that bed, wrapped in a swathe of white blankets. He looked so much younger than he was, the escaping red tufts of his hair, reflecting the golden light of the sun, waving as he shook his head, looking like a r