Regal Novels & Stories

Beside me, the two massive stone gargoyles that had stood guard for centuries seemed to lean in, as if listening to the new world breathing. ​"You're brooding again," a voice rumbled. ​Kaelen stepped out from the shadows, fully dressed in his Alpha regalia—black leather and silver accents that bore the sigil of the unified packs. He looked every bit the King, though his eyes softened the moment they landed on me. He slid his arms around my waist, pulling me back against his chest.

"The Alpha has been planning to meet with the RegalWolf Pack for some time now. We have been preparing for 2 weeks. The alpha has requested that you accompany him to welcome them into the hall." Of course, everyone knew the RegalWolf Pack. They were the richest pack in all of werewolf land. They owned a fleet of ships airplanes and a lot of other businesses. On top of that, they were politically influential. If anybody wanted a political position, all he had to do was bow to Alpha Tormund, its leader and it would be given to him.

Beautiful and dangerous. I found myself standing just outside of the Antique Shop, lingering in front of one of the large windows. A child's rocking horse sat on display, but there was nothing old about this antique. The horse was a brilliant shade of white, with multicolor crystals embedded in its mane. The saddle was a beautiful shade of red, in complete contrast with the golden mane and tail.

I knew there I would find people I had helped deceive. Entering the kingdom, I was blocked by a jinni. "State your business." He asked, and I knew this was why I was sent here. "My name is Balarabe. The Mai'Aljannu of Rayuwa, I am here on a personal trip to aid the jinni in her war." I lied. The light instructed me to show it the mark of the jinni, which was surprisingly located on my left upper arm. The jinni verified the mark, and I was granted access.

Ava was just congratulating herself on getting through two hours of successfully shielding herself behind the Bartovia palace’s pillars and pot plants, dodging both the press and Prince Regent Federico Alberto Enrico di Altavilla e Portanova when she suddenly came face to face with the man she was trying to avoid.

"Witnesses, if not unlikely, could be very few." "Excellent. I want all those granted power by the Luxflamen kneeling before me this full moon. Six Welkin days! I'm giving you six Welkin days to bring them to me. I want to have them at my disposal before my ambitious brothers, and rivals get to lay even a finger on them. And before you imbeciles try to make your concerns known, I am aware Earthlings are forbidden entry in Welkin, but that's what makes them invaluable," he said greedily and rose from his throne. His pet Fiery, whom he named Boron, was a massive cat as huge as a horse with red scales instead of fur, fangs as long as their arms, and spiked tails with the strength to shatter Wel

On the other side, a young man who appears to be in a dreadful dream. Help Please assist me. I'm not happy to be here. Migi The voice became louder as if it was becoming enraged. "MIGI!" Migi was flung over the bed right away. He was so out of breath and sweating that it appeared as if 10 horses were following him.

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A daughter who’s only skill is pulling a paintbrush too across a canvas is easy to disregard. I don’t stick around. I shove as much as I can into one duffle bag, and slink out without having to see my mother again. Giving her anymore satisfaction is not on my agenda. The Loyalty Pack is a safe Pack, kept in good condition. It’s built around a beautiful lake, and right in the centre of that lake, is our Alpha’s estate. People gossip that he can see all from there, and watches over everyone’s mistakes. Despite the advertisement that everyone in this Pack is loyal to each other, it’s all a lie. In evidence of this.