Pawn Palace Novels & Stories

I replied. "They are also on spring break, Like Crescent High, for the next week, so you have a week before you have to go back to school," Lucien added, and I nodded. I couldn't help the gasp that left my mouth when we arrived at the Palace. It was bigger than any Packhouse I had ever seen. Beautiful red and yellow flowers went around the outside of the Palace walls, which were made of red brick. There was a pond around the Palace and a wooden bridge we would have to walk past to get to the front door.

She stays quiet unless asked a direct question, though she’s obviously engaged in the conversation as her eyes dart around and a smile tugs at her lips. Around dinner time, elders begin bringing food to the Guard and ushering the youngers away to give them privacy as they eat. Morrigan hadn’t even realized hours had passed as she forced herself to her feet. As she makes her way home, she reflects on everything the man had said. The capital sounds like a beautiful place, where the sun shines brightly onto gigantic and intricate structures. She can’t even begin to imagine it. A five story building made of stone? Everything in her pack is made of wood and the Pack House is the tallest at just t

The minimum standards were BMW and Mercedes-Benz. “Why are we here?” Philip asked in confusion. He raised his eyes and glanced at the tall building of the auction hall. The gilded characters spelling out ‘Phoenix Pavilion’ were very stylish. The entire three-story high building was made of wood. The ancient architecture with carved beams presented a very interesting flair. Melody said mischievously, “I heard that this Phoenix Pavilion will auction a very valuable treasure tonight. It was owned by a certain queen from the olden times. Why don't we go in and take a look?”

The grass was a lustrous shade of emerald, and the driveways were paved in rich red brick. At the front of the palace was an enormous gold fountain. It was in the shape of a wolf with its head raised high toward the moon. It had been crafted centuries ago and was meant to pay tribute to the Moon Goddess. The water splashed high into the air and shimmered on its way down. Anemond may have been the source of my nightmares, but I couldn’t deny there was something beautiful and magical about the palace. The car pulled up the drive and stopped right at the marble stairs that led to the entrance hall. The moment I caught sight of the stairs, a memory struck me.

You won't be able to get this at all But come inside so that you will rest before I will tell you what I have been facing all this while. King Pontius had to send for Willard and ordered him to show the prince the rooms they have prepared for them and also tonight, they shall merry and have a little feast for the prince and his men for at least honoring their invitation. Yes, my lord, he answered the king and he immediately carried out his orders as well Follow me, for we have a well-prepared quarter for you all. They followed him, and the way they were looking at the palace of Ecrin is something else and very big to be compared to what they have at Twilight nation, and the guards were somet

Ignoring the missed phone calls and messages from Michael, I went straight to the browser to do some research. It didn’t take me long to find out that it was exclusively a place for the stinking rich people. LuxePalace was some sort of fancy casino hotel, and much more, just for billionaires. A mix of fascination and confusion washed over me as I searched for the Untamed Event, trying to see when that was supposed to happem since nothing else was written on the note. It seemed my mother already knew that place and when it was supposed to be, as there was no more information about it.

"Ever the excited one you are. Very well, I would fetch the driver so that you may be on your way. I doubt Silas would appreciate it if you are tardy." I never am. She knows that. I nod anyway. The carriage arrives at the palace doors in just a few minutes. Cinco's colors of green and silver visible on the pillars that serve as a foundation of the palace's façade. A roughly 15ft maze by the right, perfectly cut, no grass was out of place.

"Yes, Nax. I heard her. Ok, we need to keep moving, otherwise, we'll not be able to see the rest. If you excuse us. It was fun to see you, guys. I'll stop by later for a talk." "Oh yes, we'll see you later Dom. Hopefully, your friend will still come along by then," Now Jesse said. "We'll see, we'll see. Later, guys," Domi let out with a slight roll of eyes. They were able to finally go through the Palace doors. The palace inside was this perfect stone castle like the ones Annabelle had seen in her own country, with a perfect mixture of a very modern and luxuriously arranged factory. Besides the walls, everything was wood and metal.

I inquired eagerly, wanting to learn more about the hidden treasures within the expansive estate. "The spa, the zoo, the club room, even a bowling alley," Lily revealed, her words causing my eyes to widen in disbelief. The thought of such luxuries within reach seemed almost too good to be true. "I'll show you tomorrow," Lily promised, her voice tinged with excitement matching my own. I nodded eagerly, looking forward to exploring more of what the palace had to offer. "To La Palm," Lily instructed the driver, indicating our destination. The mention of La Palm intrigued me. I had heard of the place—a renowned destination for the affluent where pampering oneself with elaborate hair and nail tre

No one wondered if the maid polishing the marble column had once broken bones for sport. No one wondered if she wanted blood. I did. But not yet. Not until I finished what I came here for. Not until Ava Varyn’s truth was dragged screaming into the light. The deeper I went, the uglier the Palace became. Not physically— the place was a masterpiece, every corridor carved with ancient sigils, every window dressed in fabric so fine it made DarkClaw’s riches look like barn dust. But beneath the gold, the rot showed. Whispers.