Ranni Not In Her Tower Novels & Stories

The space was open, partially hidden behind the kitchens but not as tightly guarded as the dungeon. Water dripped slowly from soaked garments. Wind brushed against the fabric lines above. I lifted my head slowly, scanning the perimeter of the palace yard. The walls were high, but not impossible. The back path leading toward the supply gates seemed less monitored than the main courtyard. Kattie believed she had humiliated me. She believed she had overworked me. She believed hunger and exhaustion would weaken me further. But what she did not know… What she failed to notice in her anger and jealousy

“The council knows. They’ll come for you tonight, chains, cells, whatever it takes to make you look weak before the Trial. We’re moving you.” She shoved at my chest, weak but defiant. “I’m not some fragile thing you can replace like furniture.” “You’re a wildfire in a wooden palace,” I countered, scooping her into my arms despite her hiss of protest. “And right now, you’re burning too bright for them to ignore.” She went rigid in my hold, but didn’t fight. Not yet. The old royal tower was at the far eastern edge of the palace grounds, Isolated, warded with runes carved by long-dead seers, with stone walls.

"But don't worry. Without water, she's harmless." Just when he finished that sentence, a loud gurgling sound came from the water tower behind the stables. "Famous last words," I smirked and Sloan growled an insult in my ear. "Men!" he called out. "Grab the girl!" The warriors remained glued to their spots. "Are you idiots?" Sloan yelled once more. "Grab the girl!" This time they moved, pulling out their swords and cautiously drawing closer towards Rakia. Another loud rumble came from the tower and the warriors froze.

In the days that followed, Mary spent all her time in the tower with the grey-clad people and the aari. She didn't go out into the rest of the castle because she had a fear that everything was just a dream, and if she were to leave the room, she would have to go back to her old life. Kopa was her constant companion. It seemed like the Lady had ordered him to take care of Mary. Mary didn’t mind. She still found peace and comfort in his company. She didn’t remember when she had felt so relaxed and content. Mary tried not to think about the people who were outside the safe walls and the familiar rooms. But on her second day in the tower, as she sat looking out over the castle courtyard as usual

It is high, broken, and coming from above. We look up. Renna stands on the highest point of the castle roof, barefoot, her dress torn and flapping in the wind. Her hair whips around her face like a dark halo. For a moment, she looks like part of the storm itself. “Renna!” I shout. Her head snaps toward me. Her eyes are wide, pupils dilated. “She won’t stop,” she sobs. “She won’t stop whispering.” Therin is pacing the ground beneath her. Running his hands through his hair frantically. “She has been screaming all night. I can’t make her stop.”

"Stop staring no one is there, my little mate." "Have you been drinking," Rani asked, inhaling his smell. "There are too many problems, and I need to forget then, I need the nightmare to end, I wanted this day not to come, the day, I will long for a particular woman but have not been able to get her, I long for her but she is not mine, and now I am in heat, I am burning with desires, will you help me?"

Jared asked Rani. “Yes, I am…” Rani grinned as she gave Jared and Jayden chocolates. The twins accepted them with a small thanks and started munching on them. “If you are so important to mom, why have we not seen you before?” Jared demanded. “I would let your mother answer that instead,” Rani grinned, and then she added, “Umm, Kira… Are these all men and women for you?” she asked as she looked at the people staring at us. “Yes,” Kira sighed. “Nannies,” she added as she pointed at the five women staring at the twins, “Guards…” and she pointed at all other men!

Her physical appearance was completely different. When Stellan saw Revi, he immediately approached her. "Revi!" Renata was silent and did not even look at her childhood friends. Then, she left them without uttering a single word. The prince was stunned by what Renata just did. Stellan gazed to his friends. He also realized that Ender and Vida were gone. "What happened to her?" Stellan asked. Fritz answered his question, "just let her, Stellan. She just got back here, she needs time."

She gritted her teeth with anger. "Well, it doesn't matter now. He chooses his side and that is not alongside me. He has that dark energy with him. That must be the reason why he is so confident. But, he is just a pup. I have been doing this for ages. He doesn't know what I am capable of. If he thinks that he can defeat me with the energy I created, then he is wrong. I know what to do" she thought with malice. In the Raven Palace, the guests departed one by one after the party. The Palace is still buzzing with excitement for their new king and queen. But Raphael, Valerie, and Cadmus are worried.

WIth a gulp of guilt I forced myself to stand up away from the fountain, to take ownership of this horrendous moment and flatly declare, “Berlarot, I nominate Seraphine as tribute.” “Yes, my Queen,” Berlarot hissed, with even more dark menace than normal. “You may retreat,” I added and as his form shrunk the ground rumbled. Suddenly huge chunks of marble began falling out of the sky. “The fucking north tower is coming down!” Austin yelled in panic. As the first blocks fell we managed to get out of the way before three flights of white turreted tower crumbled and fell to the ground like a sawn oak. /I’m here/ a soft voice came through amidst the clouds of dust and confusion caused by the towe