Queen Bee Hazbin Hotel Novels & Stories

Dylan asked. “I was getting Melissa to a safer place. Why are there so many bees out here?” Wren asked. The queen bee controls the bees in the hive. Cassidy however was more of an insect human which meant she could summon bees at will. There was no telling what else she may have been capable of but they were sure they didn’t want to find out. “Do we have anything on our side that might give us an advantage?” Noah asked. “I’m strong and I have acid but I think we just want to knock her out right? Or at least stop the bees.”

she said, a nasty grin pasted on her face as she made that suggestive comment. “But, it would do you good to remember that there can only be one Queen B! ” Her smirk grew wider with that, and started to turn around, having got the last say. Or so she thought. “Oh! Fun fact Elenora. A hive can actually have Queen B, but with your grades I doubt you would know that.” that got some stifled laughs from across the room.

I am utterly in awe of the beautiful creature in front of me. “Our mate.” Rohan mutters dreamily. “Our queen.” I agree.

“So, what is he?” Georgia’s voice jolted her from her musings as she stared into the fire and her eyes snapped to hers with a raised brow. Her mug of hot chocolate abandoned on the coffee table still half full. Georgia was full of questions and curiosity but had kept it reserved for her sake as she listened to her story. “The boy?” She questioned further. “Isn’t it obvious?” Adelaide questioned her back with a frown. “He’s a High Alpha.”

She didn't look to be much older than Mare but she was slightly taller and that advantage made her look down her nose as she spoke. She took a step into the hall and Mare fought back the urge to hug her arms around her body. Did the hall suddenly turn cold? "What is it that you say?" Vallezarii asked. Mare's eyes snapped to his face. The tone of his voice... "Your Baryn concubine will not sully the queen's seat..." "There is no queen." "Her memory leaves on..." "There is no queen!"

When I’m not. These women probably ran the whole supernatural world. While the men were always roaring and yelling in each other’s face about who is who. I know women are the key players in that game of chess. If the queen is protected. Everything is going well and you can make great moves. And when shit goes south, the queen protects the king. I’m guessing this is where you get your warriors and foot soldiers for protection. “The one and only,” Daciana smirks proudly. “Wait, I have heard that he was with someone. The daughter of that small pack’s alpha.” She stares at me with widened eyes. “It makes sense now. I have never seen someone as pretty as her.”

I nod to Chris and he relaxes slightly. “All right. We know who has the Luna Queen.” I start. Looks of shock remind me that they hadn’t been told. Chris clears his throat. “Hades has her. He intends to marry her and make him heirs. Maybe not even in that order. We intend to stop him. What do you say?” “Yes, Alpha.” They chorus. “Good. Now, we need to learn about the monsters that we will be battling. Jessica, take your mate and a few others and scour the libraries. Chris and I will discuss who stays and who goes while we wait for our witch.”

Instead, I redirected my steps towards the queen. As I entered the grand room, the queen turned her attention towards her, a warm smile gracing her regal features. Approaching me, she gently cupped her face, a gesture filled with affection and pride. "My dear, tomorrow marks the day of your mating ceremony with Axel," the queen announced, her voice carrying a mix of excitement and tenderness. "After that, you will officially become my daughter, and our kingdom will rejoice in your union."

Samael frowned, running his hands through his dark hair. I shook my head and released a loud bark, letting him know that I was not going back with him. Now that I had learned a piece of the truth, I wasn't going to go with him again. Not until I figure out where I came from. Not until I find where I belong. Maybe I was never meant to be raised as a human. Perhaps I wasn't supposed to be Samael's queen. This news changed things. It was not an unfortunate situation at all. No, this was a blessing in disguise. All that was left to do was escape and, hopefully, do it unharmed.

I corrected him, and he laughed. "From today until my last breath for me, you are my Queen," he said, looking at me and promising me with his eyes. "But you will always be my Beast," I promised.