Rhaenyra X Alicent Novels & Stories

When the silence settled, Bianca stepped forward, her voice carrying through every connection, across continents. “This is Bianca Romano. The Blood Queen of the New Order. You’ve heard the rumors of the dead walk again. Rowena has returned. She seeks to unmake the world we built from ruin. I will not let her. And if I must burn through heaven and hell to stop her, then you’ll march beside me or burn with her.” The screens flickered. One by one, answers came in. “Yes, my Queen.” “For Rome.” “For the Blood.” “For survival.”

But then, Rivyn would be reluctant to be apart from his wife. I settled myself down on my bedroll, knowing that I was out of sight and watched as Aurien and Diandreliera stepped out to greet the Fae princes. After a few moments of bowing and curtseying, they followed Aurien’s princess into her tent. Akyran cast his eye around the camp, looking for me, and his body language changed when he saw Ashara. She almost dropped the tray she was carrying, and her expression made my heart ache. She loved him. A muscle in the corner of his jaw worked, and he looked around again, his expression wary, before stepping into the tent. She followed him with her burden, her face desolate.

“Alpha Ryder rejected her. Let’s just hope she doesn’t do anything strange tomorrow.” “Do you think she’ll still make breakfast for all of us?” “I hope she stays. We still need her cooking.” Lila squeezed Aurora’s hand tightly. Her face was flushed with anger, tears continuing to stream down her cheeks. “Aurora... please, don’t listen to them.” But Aurora couldn’t respond. Her eyes remained fixed on Ryder. The man who had rejected her didn’t even seem remorseful. Then a beautiful woman stepped forward. Selena, the Gamma’s daughter. She was tall and slender, with a flawless face and an elegant figure. She walked toward Ryder without the slightest hesitation and stopped beside him.

“Do you want to discover what else I’ve learned, Stephen?” Eyes rolling back in his head, Stephen acknowledged defeat. No, he leaped headfirst into defeat. If this was a trap, then screw it. “Yes. Gods, yes.” ***** Alpha Rhye had made a study of their works. He’d intellectually apprehended their efforts to make sense of a sometimes senseless reality. But there’d always been a part of himself removed from their experiences. For years he had hung around distant from civilization, watching from the shadows and rarely interacting. Shrouded in peace and isolation, he often considered the portrayals of intimate relationships as nothing more than dramatic gibberish. How could love, or even affectio

Dylan lowers himself beside me, his eyes taking on a darker shade, indicating that he is connecting with someone, possibly through a mind link. After the connection ends, he clears his throat, preparing to address me. "For the next few days, you shall be confined within the wretched depths of the dungeon." Horror floods my being, and my eyes widen at the ghastly fate that awaits me. Having experienced the dungeons a few times before, I know the abysmal conditions within — its darkness is suffocating, and the guards exhibit a complete lack of mercy. Preparing to depart, Dylan rises to his feet, but before leaving, he turns his gaze towards me. His expression is devoid of any sympathy or remor

I smiled and Alice jabbed me in the ribs with her elbow as she rolled her eyes. “RIAN,” when she called him, announcing his name loudly for me, something changed in the way he was looking around. It was less calculating and more adoring, she was his sole focus and every word she spoke had him spending every ounce of his attention on her, “You’ve already met the unfortunate mess that is Nixon,” she linked her arm in mine, not so subtly checking to make sure my tattoo was still there before slipping her other arms in Lindens, “this is my other triplet, Linden.” She motioned with her head to where Declan was standing, “and our Beta, Declan.” Alice unlinked her arms and walked over to them, sett

Reece stands and walks past me, stopping in his tracks at the door and I wrap my arm into his as we walk out of the room. "Let's get this over and done with." He says. I can tell he's angry. My wolf scolds me and I get a little bit sad about what I said to him a few minutes ago. But we're in a complicated situation and I need him to understand. The Alpha announces our arrival and Reece and I appear at the top of the staircase in front of everyone. Some people are clapping, some girls are crying, others are just giving me cold looks. "The Beta and his Beta female everyone." The alpha announces, his voice resonating in the room, forcing everyone to stay quiet.

Infuriated by his stubbornness, she cast a spell on him as he slept off immediately due to the effects of the spell, and the other guards seeing that she was merciless paved the way for her, as she walked her way to where Zayn and Natalie were. Zayn seeing her from a distance moved forward. The anger in him was obvious. He glared at her with hatred and resentments, and his looks showed that if he had an opportunity then he would surely strangle her to death. Aerona was scared as she walked at a really slow pace. Only seeing how he glared at her, made her heart skip. She swallowed hard as she took a deep breath and out before walking closer to the alpha. She stood in front of him, although so

She was the strongest female werewolf in the pack, a mother figure and expected to be strong. The Luna, Fay, Jake and Irene were all in the throne room, waiting for the elders to come out of the Alpha's room. Jake was holding his mother tight to himself, offering her silent comfort. Irene stood far from the rest, and Fay stood at the other corner. When the door opened after a while of waiting, the elders' came into the room and announced the death of the Alpha. The room went quiet and the sadness was choking. Maureen left the throne room and headed to her room, Fay left, and Jake and Irene left too.

“We have work to do.” She let out a choked sound of rage, ripped her arm away, and stormed out of the room, the doors slamming behind her so hard the candles flickered. Kael let out a long breath. “Well, that went about as well as I expected.” “Sit down, Alyse,” Alaeric ordered. He still wasn't looking at me, but his voice lacked the cold edge it had yesterday. It sounded… tired. “Show me the Ironwood Pass again. Tell me why you think my enemies are circling.”