Ruby Palace Novels & Stories

Two more rose even higher from the center, one of white marble and the other of black, each having built into the facing side a series of bricks of the opposite color, arranged in the silhouette of a Dragon. Randey hardly noticed when the gates were opened for them. He rode without conscious thought, taking in the magnificence of the Palace. Out of the corner of his eye he saw part of the symbol for the Guardians on the gate, but paid it little mind. They rode up the neatly-paved road, their horses’ hooves echoing along with the footsteps of their escort. The size of the Palace was astonishing to Randey. It was one thing to hear tales of it, but seeing it was something else entirely. He mana

I patted her hand and gave a look of 'everything is fine' and covering my face with the veil went after him. I went through the Beautiful long gallery having big flower pots at each pillar and oil lamps hanging about every thirty-forty meter away. There were few more galleries attached to this gallery leading to either left or right of the Palace. Then came a beautiful big Rose Garden that has a big fountain in the middle and pathways in between to walk through it. It had the most beautiful roses that I never have seen. My sight went to the thing in front of me. That is a big Royal place definitely belonging to the Pride of the Palace. It was so big and beautifully crafted in Bright red colo

He packed them up, and made his way towards the refrigerator aisles hoping to find water. On his way there he heard something, he froze and Listened. Then he was sure. It was heavy breathing. The Pales were frightening, the biggest stood eight feet tall and were a formidable entity. They had claws to tear their prey apart like a lioness tearing into a meal. A Pale’s arms hung very long and their legs were lengthy as well.

I asked her first. “My name is Phaelyn,” she informed me, smiling politely. There was an unmistakable feel of magic in the air. It was pure, untainted, and very strong. It was ancient magic at that, the likes of which I had only ever read the theoretics of. The inside of the palace looked just like one would expect it to. The corridors were made of white slate marble, walls arched in gold. Crystal chandeliers hung from the ceiling, illuminating everything.

A Knight opens the door of the carriage, and Kingsley immediately blocks William to step out of the carriage first. They are in front of the door of the Palace of Persley. The walls of the Palace are built of color blue steel that shines under the sunlight. The Pegasus flag at the top of the shaft in the roof goes along with the wind. William and Kingsley are in awe as they see the place. It was glorious that feeds their eyes. Footsteps echo in the area. They shift their eyes to the man in armor wearing his poker face, looking at the two. His dark chocolate eyes soften as their faces meet.

He left her in front of the gate with Rudolph and Rupert before he went on his way to the diamond palace which is the main palace where all the major government offices were found. “Welcome to the ruby palace, my lady.” The knights in charge of the princess’ security bowed before her. She acknowledged his greetings and he let her lead them to where the princess was. Her eyes were filled with awe when she saw that the princess was inside a pavilion surrounded by white roses. “Lady Sera!” The princess ran to her and held her hands when she saw her walking towards the pavilion. “I’ve been waiting for you.” “Sorry to keep you waiting, Your Highness.” Sera apologiz

Cynthia “Where are we?” I finally ask Star as my eyes continue to admire my surroundings. The Palace is made of pure white marble and it looks really new as the marble is still sparkling like it was made just yesterday. The sky is purple here and the trees are reflecting a navy blue shade. As I said, it’s beautiful and so admirable. “We are home.” Sky replies and starts on the pathway which leads us to the large entry gates of the Palace. “What do you mean?” I question him as he pushes the door which looks really heavy for a young boy like Star but surprisingly it gives away and opens with no sound.

The palace, again. Finally.

Her blonde hair fell in perfect, effortless waves, glimmering in the afternoon light pouring through the glass dome of the Palace salon. Pretty bitch. The Palace wasn’t really a palace—just what we called the mansion the Heldon royals used when they wanted to “relax.” Ten bedrooms, three jacuzzis, and a pool shaped like a crescent moon. You couldn’t walk three steps without bumping into someone with too much money and too little personality. I tried to focus on the mint tea someone had placed beside me, but it didn’t work. All I could think about was *her*. Eloise.

I inquired eagerly, wanting to learn more about the hidden treasures within the expansive estate. "The spa, the zoo, the club room, even a bowling alley," Lily revealed, her words causing my eyes to widen in disbelief. The thought of such luxuries within reach seemed almost too good to be true. "I'll show you tomorrow," Lily promised, her voice tinged with excitement matching my own. I nodded eagerly, looking forward to exploring more of what the palace had to offer. "To La Palm," Lily instructed the driver, indicating our destination. The mention of La Palm intrigued me. I had heard of the place—a renowned destination for the affluent where pampering oneself with elaborate hair and nail tre