Novel De Glace Novels & Stories

“The water is solid,” I breathed. “It froze,” Marek said. “It froze,” I echoed. “The entire lake froze. Why.” “It is winter.” “And that makes water turn into glass,” I whispered. “Is it safe? Should people not avoid walking upon cursed water.” “It is not cursed,” Marek said with a soft laugh. “It is ice.” “Ice,” I repeated. He nodded. I watched two wolves spin in a circle, hands linked. “And people… glide upon it.”

“And make sure your next batch doesn’t fall short.” When he turned away, Glacy whispered, voice shaking, “Yes, my lord.” That night, she scrubbed Tilly’s blood from the marble until her hands blistered. Her wolf stirred inside her, restless and howling, but she kept it caged. She couldn’t afford emotion here. In Cumoreen, weakness was the easiest way to die. Outside, thunder rolled across the skies. The city glowed faintly under the phosphorescent moss that grew along the towers, casting everything in eerie green. The streets were quieter now. No slaves and no noise, just the wind.

and now the universe was collecting. Kael stood at the edge of the New Citadel—now a hollowed-out shell of brass and frost—watching the first true blizzard roll in from the Arctic Circle. The snow wasn't the soft, powdery fluff of Lyra’s simulations; it was jagged, ice-needle precipitation that smelled of salt and old iron. The Physics of the Freeze

While watching the threads that resembled streaks of light in frozen water, the girl stepped forward. "It's like we're in a fairy tale, Julian," she whispered with a silent laugh. “Do you like this place more than where we watched the sunset yesterday?” the man who never took his eyes off his lover, investigated. "It seems so. This is the tallest glacier palace in the world,” the girl replied with a glance. She was still not satisfied with observing the frozen passage around her. Unable to contain admiration, Mia's hand was raised to touch the wall. A cold sensation immediately spread to the skin. Like a child reporting to her mother, she looked at Julian with a wide smile and a proud expres

However, before long, they begin to thin, until we have to separate enough to continue to remain undetected. ‘Up ahead.’ I announce through mindlink with my group. ‘There’s an opening.’ By this point, the earth beneath our paws was covered in ice, and the wind above was picking up. Soon, the snow would fall, and when it got really bad, we'd be left with little to no visibility. Quickening my pace, I move ahead of the group and begin to extend my senses further, searching for a hole in the aura that the Glacies produces. At first, I found myself coming up empty until I reach further into the mountains.

Through the journey Dalton was alert as he didn’t know what awaits them ahead. They walked silently through the dead path. Until at long last, the quite forest, seem to have ended. And what they saw next made Dalton and Tiana stood there frozen for a long while as they looked before them. A frozen, massive fortress stood majestically before their eyes. It was so massive and covered with glaciers. It looked like a glass castle, Dalton and Tiana had never seen such a castle Who would have thought that a castle could be covered with glaciers which doesn’t melt on a summer?!

She couldn’t tell what exactly … but she kept her hand on the hilt of her rapier. “This is indeed a Hyborn. Hmm …” Estevan nodded while looking at the page. “By the way, what’s Winterrun Village?” “My home,” Larice replied without giving a glance. “Oh.” “I told you. They all value no life but theirs, those beasts.” Estevan seemed unbothered. “Hmm … this is interesting. Why would a Hyborn be flying over the cold lands of Glacia?” “You’re the brain guy, you tell me,” Larice said.

However, before long, they begin to thin, until we have to separate enough to continue to remain undetected. ‘Up ahead.’ I announce through mindlink with my group. ‘There’s an opening.’ By this point, the earth beneath our paws was covered in ice, and the wind above was picking up. Soon, the snow would fall, and when it got really bad, we'd be left with little to no visibility. Quickening my pace, I move ahead of the group and begin to extend my senses further, searching for a hole in the aura that the Glacies produces. At first, I found myself coming up empty until I reach further into the mountains.

He had no inkling that a new Alpha had taken over the territory. And Brandon intended to take over much more than just the ice delivery. Ever the silent guardian, Brandon grabbed a fresh glass and poured chilled water over the ice cubes. He kicked off his shoes as he approached the bed, coming up behind Lyon with a single ice cube held between his fingers. "Mm. Thank you," Lyon purred, still staring at the city lights as Brandon reached around him to offer the glass. He sipped with his usual elegance at first, then drank with a visible greed until the glass was empty. "God. That is extraordinary."

The Alpha had threatened to throw me into whatever Glaciem was if I failed to do his bidding. “Glaciem? Why do you want to know?” She asked, spooning loads of sugar into my oats. I paused, and watched her arrange strawberries on top of it. “Because your Alpha promised to throw me into it if I fail to do what he wants me to do.” Her jaw fell, and she looked at me with something like pity. “Glaciem is a lake.” “A lake? So what makes it terrible? It's acid?” “No. In the day, it is freezing ice, chilling to the bone, but at night, it is scalding hot— hot enough to melt away the flesh on your skin just within seconds of going into it.”