Raven Of The Inner Palace Light Novel の小説・ストーリー

The room was once again filled with Haven's ear-piercing screams as Raziel's golden crescent moon mark shattered, sending shards of gold flying through the air like a scattering of tiny, gleaming projectiles. Raziel, however, remained stoic, his face a mask of calm that betrayed no hint of pain or discomfort. He didn't flinch, didn't make a sound, but I knew better. I saw the telltale sign of his Wolf, Nero, stirring beneath the surface - his eyes began to darken, the irises bleeding into an inky blackness that seemed to pulse with a life of its own. It was a subtle sign, but one that spoke volumes about the turmoil that Raziel's Wolf was experiencing.

- RAVENA Three months in the Hollow-Eye Remnant had done more than just heal my broken bones; it had given me a strange sort of peace. For the first time since the slaughter at the Valecrest estate, I wasn't looking over my shoulder every five seconds, waiting for a Crimsonridge executioner to drag me back to a cell.

The fields were an array of colors; some were green, some were yellow with rapeseed plants, and some were filled with purple, red, and blue flowers. Behind me, a humongous palace was towering towards the sky. It honestly looked like it was made out of gold. The three towers were so tall, they could touch the sun and get some of their color from it. All around it was an array of different gardens, one with a large greenhouse where there were a litter of beds to grow different vegetables. There was one with a labyrinth so low it wasn’t meant to be one to get lost in, but simply one to enjoy to reach the fountain inside of it. “Finally, you’re here.” The dark, rumbling voice that came from him

I opened the latch; the raven hopped inside, eyes glowing red in the candlelight. My fingers trembled as I took the scroll. The raven croaked once and vanished in a swirl of shadows.

Cyre POV: All eyes snap to me the moment I speak. "If she's what I think she is..." I say softly, stepping further into the ancient hall, "... we're already too late." The shadows curl at my feet, reluctant to let me go. Maybe, I am reluctant, seeing Ryel's most favored wolf on the table. Raven. But I peel forward, ignoring the weight in my chest. Her skin still hums faintly with energy. The book... gods, that book. It's clutched to her chest like a lifeline, like a promise she made to herself long before tonight.

Alice, munching on popcorn, watched intently as if viewing a movie while Lavi smiled at her. Raven entered Jacob's home, settling in like a regular visit. Thankfully, Rick had installed a spy camera in Jacob's room, allowing us a clear view of the unfolding scene, even in his absence. Raven conversed with Jacob, who shared his latest plan—a plan I suspected to be a ruse. As Raven drank from a chalice, unbeknownst to him, it had been poisoned to paralyze him. Gradually, the effects took hold, and confusion crossed Raven's face as his eyes grew heavy. Before he could piece together what was happening, Jacob's assistant emerged from behind and drove an oak stake into Raven's heart. Lavi and Ali

But just before it hit, a small voice rang out across the clearing. “Leave my mama alone!” Purple light exploded from the wooden cage. The bars shattered into a thousand pieces. Wood splinters flew everywhere like tiny daggers. And standing in the middle of the destruction, her eyes glowing bright purple, was Raven. Dark magic swirled around her tiny body like a living thing. “I said,” she repeated, her voice echoing with power that should not belong to a five-year-old child, “LEAVE MY MAMA ALONE!” The purple light shot toward Marcus like a purple spear.

descended an even larger shadow-a cloaked figure never seen before, grinning with two faces. Valtorius stiffened. "No... they called the Umbral Arbiter. This is... worse than I thought." And as the shadows swallowed the light again, Raven stared at her new enemy-with a gaze that was no longer fearful, but... lit with a determination she had never felt before. The hallway was now filled with colliding energies. Light and darkness competed for space, creating small explosions and invisible vortices that made the air heavy to breathe. Raven stood at the centre of it, her body emitting a purple light that now glowed darkly.