Rainbow Veils Novels & Stories

“But there was a price. They poured their lifeforce into the mark—linking it to the Veil itself. When the Moon Gate weakens, that mark awakens. It chooses the bearer… and burns through them to keep balance.” Selene swayed, the floor tilting beneath her. “So you’re saying I’m some kind of… magical fail-safe?” “No,” Ruvan said tightly, stepping to her side now. “You’re more than that. You’re the only one who can close the Veil once it opens. But it’ll cost you.” Selene stared at him, her throat tightening. “What does that mean?” But it was Eira who answered. “If the Veil opens fully, your body becomes the gate. It will burn through you—physically and spiritually—to anchor the seal. That’s what

The wind whispered secrets through the leaves overhead. But all I could focus on was the burning in my chest where the mate bond anchored itself to my soul. "Tell me about the veil," I said as we ran. "It's a tear in reality," Marcus explained between breaths. "A place where the mortal realm and the shadow realm overlap. Supposedly, it only appears during certain cosmic alignments." "And Maeve can open it?" "She can widen it enough for you to pass through," Marcus said. "But the crossing is dangerous. Most people who attempt it don't survive."

Baylee braced. “Long ago,” Melody began, voice slipping into that storytelling cadence Baylee had always loved, “before the packs split, before the land was carved up by territory and birthright and Alpha names… there was balance. “There was the Moon’s blessing — healing, protection, renewal — and there was the Veil.” “The Veil?” Baylee asked. Jessica nodded. “The space between this world and what comes after. The barrier that keeps old darkness out.” “And the Veil weakens,” Melody said, “whenever wolves give in to cruelty. To greed. To bloodlust for power instead of protection.”

Having rushed out several dozen yards, Algernon swiftly communicated through divine sense with the Menzie clan members and Blake, "Buy me some time!" At that moment, not only Algernon but also Gresham and others were in motion. Almost all the prodigies from major forces in Bluerealm, who had just arrived near the planet, began to take action. Severin saw Raven, the saintwoman from Jade Pond Sacred Land, make a simple gesture. Immediately, a rainbow-colored ribbon materialized out of thin air. The ribbon entwined around her, emitting a formidable aura that sent shivers through the souls of those present.

“Ugly little ghosts. If someone tries to draw a circle under them, they’ll eat the shape from the inside out. It’ll look right, but the power will bleed sideways. Wrong colors, wrong feel. It won’t hold.” “Second,” she went on, “a veil. Very thin. Doesn’t make you invisible, but if someone’s throwing power at a specific signature—say, ‘peace‑born heir’—it’ll smear the edges. Make you harder to aim at.” Rin’s brows rose despite herself. “You made me fuzzy.” Talia’s mouth twitched. “Blurred. Temporarily.” “And third?” Rhea prompted.

It weaved beneath my shirt, touching my skin, leaving a cool trail of power. There was no sunlight in the room, but I felt it. It warmed my skin where the vines cooled it. A vivid rainbow of colors appeared before my eyes. They swirled around the room and contained a fine mist that dampened my skin. The colors changed and purple replaced blue, turquoise replaced green. It was beautiful. I was dazed by everything happening but also afraid of what was building inside me.

"You can’t stop what’s already begun." The ground opened beneath her feet—a rift of blinding light, howling wind, and whispering voices. The Veil. Riven grabbed my arm. "If she crosses, it’s over." "I’m not letting her." He hesitated. "Then forgive me." Before I could ask why, he pressed his hand against my chest. Pain exploded through me. The crystal’s glow surged, pouring through my body in a torrent of blue light. I screamed as my veins lit up, the magic fusing with my blood.

"It might be much better to start our stroll to where the most intense stuffs were boiling. Red stiffed a laugh at that. "You sure about that?" "Might as be," Elena said. "I dreaded it. Then, no more delays, Elena pushed open the door and the arid smell of war greeted them. The clangs of swords and the busy workings of machineries filled the air "This is war," Red commented and followed Elena. "What do you think what's behind the veil? Lightning struck the skies in violet and pink. Sometimes, redblood or red orange. There's no rain though. It was the veil breaking off and everyone was alert in waiting to its collapse. Any time from then, the veil broke and the swarm of hell would flood Highl

The dress flowed effortlessly around her, creating a sense of regal elegance befitting her status as the ruler she was destined to become. Just as Visenya was lost in her own reflection, Sarai approached with a mantilla bridal veil in hand. The delicate fabric matched the design of the dress, with lace and diamond accents adorning its border. Sarai carefully placed the veil on Visenya's head, securing it with a silver comb that glinted in the light. The veil gracefully framed Visenya's face, accentuating her beauty and adding an air of romance to her overall look. It gently cascaded down her back, mingling with her beautiful brown curls that flowed freely, as if embracing her with their natu

“And you want to know if I could heal the kingdom.” She nods. “If you’d be willing to even try.” “Veil,” Bright snaps. Raven closes the distance between us and lowers the gauzy fabric onto my head. The embers burst into flame. Her excitement is contagious, electric. Could I heal a whole kingdom? Perhaps I am not blessed like this only to reunite Sundrop Gem and Dun’s Crossing, but other kingdoms as well. “Yes,” I say. “Of course. We can start as soon as this is over. Or, if we have a little time—”