Prisoners Of The Castle Novels & Stories

The forty princes were spread throughout the castle , observing the atmosphere well, and some of them found a guard nearby, so he tried to distract him, fearing that they would be exposed. Louis, Barad, Lander, and Samuel moved together to the prisons of the castle, while Mack took charge of the prison gate guards, drugging them with his poison. Samuel took over the task of opening the prison door with the power of his claws and hands, and Damian was outside the castle taking over the task of bringing the cart that would deliver them safely to their destination and secure it. Lander helped Leanne move quickly as he carried her while Louis and Brad were watching the road ahead of

Pearl always kept him in check but this time she totally missed the mark. It was almost dark when the convoy got to the top of the mountain, outside of the castle grounds. Half of the convoy turned on the service road and headed back to the hiding place, to leave the trucks and go over the castle walls. The rest of the convoy, headed up by Joy, pulled up to the guard shack outside of the castle gates.

He helped the prisoners over the obstacle and then continued down one side, tearing free gates as Gera unlocked the others. As Gera had said, at the top of the hallway, it met with another running left to right. “Release any you find down there,” Thaelen took the keys from Gera and handed them to another human. “Any that you leave behind will die tonight, as this castle will be burnt to the ground, so be merciful and be thorough.” “Understood,” the man’s eyes were grim, understanding that Thaelen was leaving him to dispatch quickly any that were not fit to escape, rather than leave them to a slow, torturous death of starvation, or death by fire should the flames penetrate so deeply.

The dungeon is hidden and no one knows about it except for the royal family and some few servants that guard the place. The castle dungeon only imprisoned selected people. While on the other hand, there is also another dungeon located at the east but that is a place for all criminals around Syrr. “You don’t have to see them now if you’re not ready,” Cassius said in a calm tone. “I'm not that person anymore. I am no longer weak and vulnerable. Hell, I will not be kind and stupid anymore.” I said with greeted teeth. I do not know if I'm angry towards Cassius for not being able to trust me or the fact that those animals are still alive and breathing in the castle's dungeon.

The eerie and frightening castle was full of humans, naked and unclothed, locked in large and small, elaborately shaped cages, some placed on the floor, others suspended high from the ceiling like precious and hunted ornaments. Evelyn looked closely and noticed that very few of these humans had any limbs intact; some had had their arms cut off, some had had their legs amputated, and some had had their eyes gouged out. But all of them had calm faces and lazy gazes, without a trace of pain or resistance on their faces, sitting wordlessly in a corner of the cage as if they were puppets that had lost their souls. No, at least the puppets were a little more adorable.

I hope he doesn’t suspect anything. The unmistakable sound of cars graced my ears long before I saw them. Then finally a line of black SUVs crawled to a stop. A door opened and two men exited the third SUV. I recognised the King and bowed. I didn’t recognise the dirty blonde man next to him. “Mr. Blackwood, please explain where my children are,” I gulped and nodded looking to him but not into his eyes out of respect. “Your son is in the dungeon of the warrior house. The brick building furthest to the west. Down the stairs, your son is to the right, in the furthest cell. There are three guards on duty.” The King’s eyes glazed, five men exit different cars. The man next to the King leads the f

what was he achieving? I shuddered as we arrived in Rising Star territory. The castle sat atop a hill, a central tower with five spindles of grey granite. From above it would look like a pointed star. From the ground the way the wings narrowed into the central tower reminded me of a series of traps. A prison.

They were now locked away in the dungeons and awaiting trial. The Gardners were next. Luckily, there were only ten of them in total which made the third day the easiest of them all. They all passed and were really sweet people. Most of them are older, but harmless. It wasn’t until the mail boy came running in with a letter from the elders that the energy in the castle became much more intense.

"Listen carefully. This castle belongs to King Alexander Jeharz Montgomery, the King of Werewolves. From this moment on, all of you belong to him. You will obey orders and do only what is asked of you. Anyone who breaks the rules will be punished, and trust me, you will not like the punishment." She looked at me specifically and emphasized her words. "No mistakes are allowed." After that, we followed her toward the castle. We passed through the gate and entered. The place was luxurious and enormous, We climbed the marble stairs with difficulty. There were so many steps that they couldn't be counted, and we hadn't eaten anything in two days. Some of the girls had already fainted, and the gua

And just like that, the network was alive, humming with hope and stubborn, reckless loyalty. Servants tore through the castle, not even bothering to keep quiet, too much to do, too many wild orders flying around. Holy trinkets in hand, shouting over each other, they just needed someone, anyone, to listen. Out at the stables, a knot of horse handlers clustered around Sir Edmund’s kid, who was trying (and mostly failing) to explain what the princess was up to. Meanwhile, the apprentice smiths banded together in the armory, banging on their anvils like they could hammer hope right into the air.