Royal Blue Violet Chinchilla Novels & Stories

“Take them downstairs, tell Jinx I’ve got the best of the best tonight. Ria Lopez, most favored beta in Greyhound pack. Some might even say Alpha Kane fancies her loud ass. Britney O’Shea, now here is a fine gem I would have kept had she not rejected me. This one, gentlemen is a fiery beta, most rare indeed because her fur has two colors. Copper red and black. Copper red in itself is the rarest fur color let alone on a female. Ah, the last and certainly the most expensive, River Brown. Mate to the most powerful alphas of the land. Gotta say I would have never guessed they of all people could get a mate. And not just three mates but one.

"You’re welcome." Vanessa’s mind flashed back to their earlier conversation. "Wait, earlier you said you had something for me?" Riccardo reached into his pocket, fishing around for a moment before pulling out a small bottle. He placed it gently in Vanessa's hand. She looked at the bottle, her eyes widening in surprise. "Wait, is this... Lapis lazuli?" Riccardo gave a small nod. "Yes." Vanessa stared at the vibrant blue paint inside the bottle, one of the rarest colors in the world. "Oh my gosh. How did you get this? Thank you," she whispered, her gratitude showing.

she stated and lifted off the beautiful velvet cloth to reveal the aforementioned robes. She further explained, “Violet has always been a forbidden colour for the common people since ancient times. Only the royals were allowed to wear it. Hence, these robes not only depict royalty but absolute power too. Through this piece of fabric, your foster father and I are passing on the Kingdom of Tribals all over the continent to you. You will be our heir once you adorn them and I know you and your mates will bring prosperity to the tribal world with your just rule,” she elucidated and suddenly she was back to being nervous before giving her concluding statement. "So will you accept our gift, son ?”

Like a snake, my beauty distracted him from how deadly I truly was. Shaking my head, I whispered. “Silly, Alpha Nox. It’s not purple.” “It’s not? Then what is it?” He tilted his head curiously. A savage grin slashed its way across my face. “It’s lilac.”

Being that I am the oldest child of the current feline Alpha, and the first to change, there will be a clan ceremony tonight after I shift. There will be 174 others ascending to shifted across the world with me today, including my best friend and Clan dorm mate Raven. No one would confuse us. I have dark crimson red hair and she has light blond, almost white hair. Her eyes are a robin’s egg blue, while mine are a stormy-dark violet. We are only 10 months apart; me being older. She says that she does not care what her animal is as long as she is not a cow or a whale.

Horace leaned in, then roared, "Why is he blue? My son can't be blue!" Silence gripped the crowd. Everyone exchanged glances, no one daring to speak. Dragon royals were born red. It was an ancient rule. Other colors existed among common dragons, but never royalty. A blue dragon, born to the prince's concubine, screamed one thing. She had betrayed him. The crowd's stares burned, and Horace's rage boiled over. He lifted the child and smashed it to the ground, killing it instantly. The gruesome scene made me shudder.

Puffs of steam from our breath dissipated into the icy air. The big black wolf came to a slow stop with the white wolf and was shortly greeted by The most unique, and dare I say handsome colored wolf I had seen. A rare mutation of chimera coloring. One half of the wolf was a dark brown, almost black. The other half is not quite silver like King Kellen’s but more blue but also just as big as the Kings. Like two sides of a coin. The same but not. The wolf's eyes shone a golden color, piercing and dangerous.

There seemed to be some pride in Jia's voice. "Vashi arched her brows…" Hamstung, the second largest kingdom continentally? Vashi was mesmerized. Jia simply nodded courteously to affirm her words. "You came from wealth, then; it's no surprise your high taste says it all." Vashi peered at Jia's gown. It was lilac in color, having a silver embroidery on the waist, a very short sleeve, and a collar neck. "Wealth, it clouds judgment, don't you think? Jia crossed her legs.

XIX – After the Rain Jin Sanscroft’s fingers ghosted through the fine velvet that the ribbon was made of as he admired it in the dim glow of the candlelight. It was the shade of a rich, dark purple, glimmering so prettily as he turned it amongst his fingers this way and that–the color of royalty as one of his old tutors from the North had told him–soft and silky to the touch, rippling like molten lilac in his hand. He would have been so pleased at how well it turned out but…

It kept generating error codes, refusing to classify what it was seeing. I looked at Aria. White fur had appeared along her forearms. But it wasn’t the pure white of her Royal power. Threaded through it, unmistakable, were streaks of silver. My coloring. Even as I watched, her eyes opened. The glow that spilled from them into the dim room was gold and silver, intertwined, neither color dominant. Neither bloodline winning. Both of them becoming something else entirely. Dr. Chen’s voice came out barely above a whisper.