Sefirah Castle Novels & Stories

"Of what?" "Of the water." I pulled her closer. "The water will not hurt you. I am here." She closed her eyes. Pressed her face into my side. "Okay." The safe house was a castle. Old. Stone. Towers. Flags flying in the wind. Red and white. Sable stepped onto the shore. "Marcus bought this. For Anna. For the children." I helped Lily out of the boat. "It is beautiful." Sable looked at the castle. Her face was soft. "It is safe."

Upon her return, she also wrote and exchanged with the pregnant woman in front of her. 'I've never heard of Gardenia before. Where is it?’ asked Slaine curiously. Kalista also wrote a reply. 'On the border of Denver and Lancester, Gardenia is the name of the Castle where Gideon and I currently live.' Mia's and Slaine's brows knitted together, they both looked at each other, as if they had the same thought. “I think the men in the Red Cage are a bunch of crazy men. They built the Castle as if they were building a house with ordinary bricks,” Mia whispered, making Slaine agree.

"You have to tell me everything when we meet. Now, come here first, do your job, then take care of your car which is at the police station.” "Roger." * There was no other choice but to be back with Caspian. This time he was not riding a motorcycle, but a black convertible car. When Elora came down, Caspian's room was on the second floor, and out into the courtyard, Elora realized that she had been inside a small elegant castle. The castle was composed of large gray boulders, which rose and blended into the surrounding forest. Elora looked around in amazement. She never thought there would be such a fairy tale hidden place in Queenstown.

"My Lady Sera! It is us we will not hurt you!" Seraphina looks up slowly and into my red eyes, she then jumps up and wraps her arms around my neck and cries. "Shh.. Shh.. Its okay we have you now." I get back to my feet, taking Seraphina with me, I pick her up and head to our bedroom. We now know for sure we have a spy in the castle because that is the only way he could have gotten past all the security without being seen. "Phoenix let king Noah I will be back down shortly, I am just taking care of Sera."

Mayari didn't say a word as she listened attentively to the elf's words. "Did you notice the huge crystal above the this castle?" He then asked. Mayari did recall seeing a big crystal-like shadow as their carriage approached the Siren Keep but due to the blizzard, her sight was shrouded by falling snow that she could only make out its shape. "I noticed." She replied.

And my father was biggest one of them. I closed my eyes as I slid deep into the water. It was a few minutes later that I heard the soft footsteps and quiet murmurs. My fingers clenched around the lip of the tub as I realized that Ephraim had brought Erica into his bedroom. How do I know it? Ephraim’s room was just below mine and the fun fact about this castle was that you can hear the echo of the voices on the opposite corner of the room you’re in from the room the others are. It was like that in most of the rooms and sometimes an outsider thinks it's because the castle is haunted. That the soft efforts coming from the walls are the lost tortured souls that Rossis’ killed over the years.

she said and the wolf's ears pricked up. Serenity settled back and gripped his fur tightly in her hands, feeling Liam's body tense and tensed herself before he sprang into action, racing through the forest behind the King who was leading the way. She tipped her head back as the wind threw her hair around, her heart beating fast, the ground and trees a complete blur as they raced towards the castle, Serenity seeing the tall imposing grey structure in the far off distance now, a majestic building that she was drawn to. Was it her imagination or did the building, castle look familiar to her. She looked at the turrets, the gate, the rampants and she swore she had seen it before. Was her subconsc

They have to protect the smiles of all these people, and I must say, they are doing a great job at it. "Let's go to the spell castle," Rihana said, and I nodded before holding Alcinder's hand. "Don't be afraid. I am here," Alcinder said as if picking on my fear. Rihana has described what kind of pain I would bear, and it doesn't sound pleasant. After walking for fifteen minutes, we finally reached the spell castle, or that was what they called it. It was a mansion with a large black clock at the top, embedded with black diamonds.

Ahana cheered as they started at the huge castle behind the gates. Kaerlia smiled warmly at Ahana and her other ladies-in-waiting. "Yes, it's quite a magnificent castle, isn't it? And now, it's our new home," she replied, her eyes filled with a sense of determination and purpose. The Tamasreian Castle stood before them, its ancient stones radiating a sense of history and tranquility. It was a far cry from the grandeur of the Crescent Hills palace, but Kaerlia knew that it held its own unique charm.

Seamus simply showed me around, introduced me to the thirty or so people who live in the castle, and brought me out onto a balcony where three villages were visibly spread out along the top of the cliff, separated by sparse, spindly trees–a new growth forest. That’s it. That’s all that’s left of Emberfyll. Three villages. One castle. One pack without a name. Without an Alpha. I don’t ask Seamus what happened for it to have come to this. I’m barely functioning as I pull a fur over my shoulders and slouch in my chair, suddenly chilled to the bone as the herbs start to wear off. Seamus works in silence after glancing at me and sees that I’m trembling. He stokes the fire until it shines bright,