Rainbow Dash Alicorn Novels & Stories

| Representative Gem: Sapphire | Symbol: Crown | Color: Deep Midnight Blue NIA (Cornelia) – Main Vocal, Lead Vocal. | Representative Gem: Ruby | Symbol: Flaming Rose | Color: Crimson Red RAYE (Rachel) – Main Dancer, Lead Dancer. | Representative Gem: Opal | Symbol: Butterfly | Color: Iridescent White LX-A (Alex) – Visual, Sub Dancer. | Representative Gem: Citrine | Symbol: Sun Mirror | Color: Golden Yellow CHERRY (Eun-Chae) – Vocal, Rapper.

I clarified. "Well your majesty alpha, we could take down their defences with a threat. We should have something threatening." one of the Warriors suggested. "And what do you think we can threaten them with?" I asked curiously. "Well, Alpha Troy is a man with a very young sister, about 5 years old and would do anything for her. So just use Edriana to transport you directly to his office, that way No one will suspect or realize you're there. And once in his office, order him hand over his pack or you will hurt her, and when he agrees and orders his patrols down, we march in and take over, bringing them to our pack lands as our new members under your rule." Daxton said. I'm surprised he actual

The neckline, adorned with a scattering of opalescent beads, caught the light, creating a subtle glimmer that echoed the stars in the night sky. Completing the ensemble, a delicate silver tiara which Dorian had bestowed upon me earlier. It rested upon my head, its intricate design mimicking the vines of a sacred forest. Adorned with shimmering gemstones, it held a silent power, symbolizing my role as the Luna, the leader of our pack. It was my duty as the Luna to greet each guest as they crossed the threshold. Some regarded me with a hint of acknowledgment, their gazes lingering for a moment, while others seemed indifferent, their eyes gliding past me without a second glance.

I can’t lose focus; I won’t let myself be swept away by the warmth of this moment. It feels strange to be bathed and dressed by young maids who bustle in, their cheeks flushed with excitement at my return. But I guess this is how it is to be a lycan princess. After the bath, they dress me in a gown of deep emerald silk, the fabric flowing around me like water, a stark reminder of the life I was meant to have. They style my hair, brushing it until it shines like spun gold, and for a brief moment, I catch my reflection in a mirror. The girl staring back at me is beautiful, but she feels like a stranger. I am no longer Dust, wolfless nobody, I am Aloria, the lost princess, but I am also a Luna

The central obsidian dais waited beneath the open sky, carved with intertwined ravens and thorny roses. The ceremony began. King Alaric walked his daughter down the aisle first. Victoria was radiant in her crimson wedding gown — deep velvet that sparkled with thousands of tiny embedded rubies and obsidian shards, catching the blood moon’s light like living flame. The dress hugged her figure before flowing into a long train embroidered with silver thorns and tiny ravens. Her auburn hair was braided with crimson roses and obsidian beads, and her ruby eyes shone with fierce, uncontainable joy.

Pain shot through my palms as I scrambled back, trying to get away from Jade before it was too late…but he was already over me, his shadow falling across my face. “Jade—” My voice broke, fear chocking the air out of my lungs. His jaws opened, sharp and glinting, and I knew I didn’t have a second left. “Aurora!” Alice’s voice rang out, sharp and desperate. Her hands flew up, a burst of golden light spilling from her fingers. “Phasmatos Somnus.” Jade staggered mid-lunge, a groan, almost human—escaping his mouth, before his legs gave out. His massive body hit the ground beside me with a heavy thud, breathing deep and slow, completely out cold.

Alysia wasn’t one to make a joke. He frowned, trying to piece Everything together. “But she… she’s always hated you.” “I know,” Alysia murmured. “But she still did it.” He leaned back, shaking his head slightly. “That’s unexpected.” “She’s in danger now,” Alysia said, sitting straighter and sipping warm tea from the mug that a maid had gave her. “Especially if Alice returns.” Damon’s expression stiffened. “Who’s Alice?” “A witch,” Alysia said tightly. “Andrew tried to call her when I fought him off. She’s powerful. Dangerous. I think she was supposed to help control me… or something worse.”

“F-forgive me, Alpha. I didn't mean to—” He didn't finish his words. With one powerful blow, the warrior wolf before him knocked him out. I stepped closer, trying to see the face obscured by the long braids. Finally, Alpha Rain turned toward us and pulled all the reddish war braids behind not-so-broad shoulders. I took in the face, and my eyes widened. A bright smile appeared, fully exposing clearly feminine features. “Pleasure to finally meet you, Alpha Dearon,” she said. “I'm Alpha Rain, the future king… or rather Queen of Dagonrel.”

he roared, his throat burning from the strain. Alicia stood in the corner, observing him coldly. Disappointment was etched deeply across her face. "You slow,incompetent bastard," her voice was dangerously low. "Mother! I'm not in the mood for your nagging," Darain snarled back. Alicia let out a bitter scoff and tossed a small container filled with a powdery substance onto the floor between them. Darain's eyes snapped to it. "What is this?"he whispered, his voice barely audible.

The tinge of hurt deepened in Xavion’s eyes as he watched the proof of his dad’s heartlessness with clenched fists. “I have brought the mated couples as requested. And here is my blood!” The surroundings shook with gut-wrenching screams as the witches slaughtered the young couples, using their bonded souls as the fuel of crimson fire in the middle of a circle. Alpha Dashon slashed his palm and offered his life source. Witch Alicia spoke coldly, giving me a break from that horrifying scenario. “Focus on Alpha’s wrist! Your answer is there, Your Highness.” She addressed me as a Queen, just as Xavion ordered. But the highlight of the day was the disappearance of the mating band from Alpha’s wri