Raven Guard Chapters Novels & Stories

Dante's POV Three days later, Raven walked out of that hospital through the east entrance and disappeared into neutral territory. I sat in my father's office and accepted that waiting for her to come around on her own was not going to work. She had Lord Thorne's warriors around that safe house and every time I sent someone to the perimeter, they were turned away. There was nothing I could do about it because Merrow lane was neutral ground and I had no authority there. Pushing further would create a diplomatic problem my father was already warning me about daily.

They jumped , their silver knives glowing in the twilight. Two of them ran at me. Four of them ran at Raven. "No!" I roared. I tried to get to her, but Vane tackled me. He pinned me to the ground, his claws digging into my chest. He was holding me down so I could watch them take her. "Watch her die, little pup!" Vane growled. I saw the rogues closing in on Raven. She took a breath, and the air in the forest turned so cold it hurt to breathe.

“He’s wrong.” Raven didn’t flinch. “He’ll find me.” Zane’s smile widened. “I’m counting on it.” Raven’s chest tightened. “Why?” “Because the moment he walks through that door…” Zane leaned in, his voice dropping to a whisper, “is the moment this entire place becomes the battlefield." Before Raven could react, Zane snapped his fingers. Four guards stepped toward her. Raven pulled back instantly, but the circle closed fast. Weapons raised. Hands ready.

We still couldn’t make out the message carved into the metal. I exhaled slowly, carefully, keeping my expression neutral as I looked back at the children. Leo laughed softly at something on the screen. Matteo leaned closer to his sister, shielding her without knowing he was doing it. Thalia’s fingers remained tangled in the doll’s dress, her small body relaxed against Rachel. “The Ravens didn’t appreciate the Gavies assisting us,” Mr. Vance said quietly. His voice was calm, but tight. “They want us cornered.” My jaw set.

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Raven moved further away from the house, picking up Zerra’s call while keeping an eye on the entrance, just in case his mother showed up unexpectedly. “Babe,” he said, cautiously looking around, noting that the bodyguards were standing at a distance, watching him carefully. “Hey, babe!” Zerra’s voice came through, so enthusiastic that Raven couldn’t help but rub his temples and shake his head. “What’s up?” He asked, pretending not to know, but he knew exactly why she was calling.

“You think you can stop me with your light? You are the very thing I designed this cage to hold. Every spark you throw at me only serves to charge the lens. You are the fuel for your own destruction.” ​From the shadows of the room, six figures emerged. They were the Raven Guard, but they were no longer human. Their bodies had been grafted into steam-pressurized suits of black iron, their eyes replaced by glowing red lenses. They carried massive hammers that hissed with escaping steam, and their movements were perfectly synchronized, driven by a central clockwork brain. ​“Thorne is fighting your dogs at the gates,” I said, drawing my blade. “And we are going to break your toys right here.”

Hope that everyone has been able to read the ninth chapter by now since it's live on the app. If you can’t find it, uninstall the app and then re-install it, log into your account, and then check chapter nine of the second volume. ***************************************** It was the raven. The one that appeared whenever something unusual happened around me. It appeared in all those spooky dreams that strangely came true. I still remembered how it lead me to the Forbidden door.

“The settlers above rebuild sector Seven. You asked if the seeker and the hybrid remain. You need guards. Guardians who do not trust blind, but know how dark the night will be ‘ Raven saw her in her eyes and felt that his own struggles – the constant Looking for errors in the rhythm of the world – maybe finally found a port had. He put off the glass and put his hand on her. “I think,” said Raven quietly, “a little guard service could not hurt us. As long as I can choose my partner.” A real, carefree smile stole on Vespers' lips. “You are me tied, Carter. Until the next fall in the world.” And in the muted darkness of the lower city, surrounded by the noise of one New beginning, both knew the

🌒 Chapter Twenty-Nine: Council Arrival The fog lifted at dawn, burned away by a sun that felt too bright, too sharp, as if the world was holding its breath. Raven stood at the gates with Ragnar at her side, Loki and Luca behind them, the pack forming quiet lines of presence along the compound’s edge. Warriors lined the rooftops, scouts stationed in the trees, silent shadows ready to move if needed. Shadow was restless beneath her skin, watching, waiting.