Road To Kingdom Novels & Stories

The lord was already one foot out of the kingdom because of the king, and Athelstan had the task of maintaining his loyalty to the crown. He shook his head and continued to trot on horseback, following the path made of soil and stones. Around them there were nothing but plains. On the sides of the road there were trees placed a short distance from each other. The foliage was full of pink flowers, some petals had fallen on the ground making the path pink, similar to a carpet prepared for the passage of a beautiful woman.

I asked her as I noticed we began to head into the backside of the mansion to the unseen road in the middle of the wood. “The secret way to get out without being noticed.” She cheekily replied. Few modern houses lined up on either side of the road with luxurious cars in driveways. The entrance of the kingdom seemed Less covered as compared to this little city on the backside of the mansion. I reckoned them as the pack houses of the kingdom. We headed out of the kingdom to the city centre in her car. Though we were only the two in her car, I didn't miss one car chasing us the moment we left Dark walkers territory. Ashina snickered.

“Because I asked you not to.” “No.” I looked at him. “Then why?” “Because you were right.” I stared at him for a moment. “You're getting better at that.” “At what?” “Listening.” He gave a quiet laugh. “I'll take that as progress.” “It is.” We continued through the mountain pass. The landscape changed almost immediately. The Crownless Kingdom was hidden beyond towering cliffs and thick forests. Ancient stone roads ran through the valley. Buildings appeared in the distance. They were unlike anything I had seen in Ironfang.

He could not reconcile that memory with the woman in the luxury car wearing a silk scarf and diamonds. "The gate," I reminded him. "Right. Sorry." The heavy iron gates creaked open slowly. The metal groaned in protest. I drove through without looking back. The main road through the territory was in worse shape than the entrance. Potholes littered the asphalt. The houses I passed needed paint. The lawns were overgrown. I saw pack members walking on the side of the road with their heads down. They looked defeated. This was Kael's legacy. He had inherited a thriving kingdom and turned it into a slum.

Wayne shut the door afterwards and the carriage started moving. “How long will it take for us to reach Arnold's kingdom?” I asked Wayne. “If my calculations are right, we should get there in the next Twenty four Hours my lord. The riders know a secretive but dangerous route we will use.” Wayne stated. I frowned at him. “Why would you allow them to use this route if you knew it's dangerous! you know I'm not at my full strength yet, stop making these types of silly mistakes ” I exclaimed. “You do not have to worry my Lord, the men are very skillful fighters. If there's anything to worry about, they will surely take care of it.” Wayne said.

I used it as an excuse to start preparing myself for the throne, but really, I was just keeping the man from killing himself before it was his time. He passed a shaky hand through his white disheveled hair and sighed. I could tell he was stressed with the way he sat slumped over his desk; his papers were strewn across his oak desk. The pile had seemed to grow lately and looked as if it was not going to stop any time soon. I saw the same word repeated over and over on the all the documents. Bandits. They had been over running our trade routes recently with other Kingdoms and it was becoming increasingly difficult to get merchants willing to come to our Capital and trade. Which meant that out

Thats the reason why the high king has the creased on his forehead earlier. "We will began our journey here. Taking the path on the Windrous kingdom can shorten our journey towards Luminous. The twenty days we should take will become ten days.I want you guys to listen very carefully Luminous becomes an unwanted territory. The land been ruled by the traitorous Reifus, but he's gone. Sad to say, he was been replaced by a ruthless ruler, the said ruler belongs to a Scarke Triad. And he is not such an ordinary foe. Yes our mission is about seeking the remaining heir of the pillars but, we are here also, to end the suffering of Luminous." Prince Nathan said.

The rest of the day flew away for Serena as nothing much happened. The rest of the days were pretty much boring. Until, only two days were left till Serena’s birthday and Nagoka packs arrival. Serena asked her father Jeremiah, the beta, permission to have Kylie over and he confirmed it was no big deal and Kylie can come over. Serena was busy the rest of the days helping the pack in preparations for the arrival of the nagoka pack, there is a rumor that the alpha is related to the royals. How, is something not just anyone can know? The pack Serena belonged to, the Cruento pack considered themselves lucky that the Nagoka agreed, they are enigmatic, people do not know much about that pack not e

None could compete with her beauty and she looked heavenly. Then came the Falcon kingdom. This kingdom ruled the western part of the land. As the name of their kingdom is a falcon, this kingdom was the fastest to grow from weak to strongest. This kingdom became so powerful that it could rival the Raven kingdom. Its capital was Remington. This kingdom was blessed by nature and natural beauty. This kingdom was also blessed with minerals, especially metals. This one was the main reason for their progression. Being full of natural beauty, this kingdom was the centre of education and arts. The people were highly educated in this kingdom so, this kingdom was known as the kingdom of scholars.

It took only a few days to reach The Kingdom of Nod, but our way forward from here must be on foot. “The steeds won’t do well in the land ahead and Dierdre informs me that you know the way from here,” Herron says. “I don’t know the way. I saw some images in a dream,” I admit. “You know the way then. This Kingdom is a kingdom of dreams. You will feel the way forward at a soul level,” Dierdre explains.