Sefirah Castle Mga Nobela at Kwento

Hatler was the god of love in Egyrian mythology. Enchanted by the scent of fresh grass in the air, she daydreamed as she gazed at the castle. Seeing the full view of the castle, she was pleasantly surprised. "It's pink?!" She looked at Griffith. "And in the Brococo style?" "Yeah," he confirmed. The castle's gate opened, and on both sides of the road stood two lines of servants and bodyguards who had been waiting for a long time. A male and a female steward were stationed on the side.

Jake whispered truthfully, gazing at the grand building. Ixora beamed. "It was ours. The gates are too big, so you can't see the insides very well, but if you could, you'd see Mother's garden and our beautiful fountain too. It's a very beautiful house." . . . Mostafa stood on the top floor of Tower Castle, gazing out from one of the many windows in his room. Valleys, mountains, and forests were the only sights that surrounded the grand isolated mansion.

Seraphina’s POV Stephen, Helena, and I had been separated the moment we were captured. Now, I was being held in the same ancient castle where my mother had once ruled. A castle that had once been filled with Moonbane's legacy, now claimed by the Riddle family. It was strange how much the place had changed in just three months. The familiar halls felt hollow, the vibrant energy that had once pulsed through the stone walls now replaced by an eerie stillness. It wasn’t the same anymore. Nothing was the same. Still, walking these halls stirred something in me, a pang of loss mixed with anger.

And why do they have to leave the hospital? "Where are we going?" Zavier asked, trying to break the silence. Sefia only replied with a mysterious smile, which deepened the furrow on Zavier's face. "To my house." There's something I want to show you," he finally said. Sefia's house is located on the outskirts of the city, among the towering trees. As the car drove into the yard, Zavier felt increasingly trapped in a labyrinth of unanswered questions. What is the connection between Sefia's house and Xander's condition?

I tried to ask her name, but my throat wouldn’t open. She stepped toward me. “It’s all right. You don’t have to speak. You’re here to remember.” Behind her, the mirror shimmered. Not like it had in the West Tower—this one pulsed like a wound. Blood glistened beneath its surface. Shadows danced behind the glass. “The castle isn’t cursed,” she said gently. “It’s bound. And it’s starving.” She walked around me, slow, graceful, echoing steps. “They asked me to seal it. They didn’t tell me what the seal would cost. Or who I’d have to leave behind.”

"Your room will shape itself to your needs. And Seraphine..." She paused, turning back with a knowing smile. Kella's gaze bore into her. "You might not be thrilled with the path you've begun, but the destination? That's all in your hands." As Seraphine trailed behind Matron Kella, heading towards the looming, peculiar structure of Umbra Castle, a tight knot of unease twisted in her stomach. The castle loomed ahead, its crooked silhouette shrouded in shadow, as though it were watching her every move.

“Ye lads got more ‘crew?’ We’re gonna need security. And an advanced alarm system. I want this place sealed tighter than the crown jewels.” Callum grinned, slipping an arm around my waist. “Aye, lass. We’ve got more crew. And they’ll be glad tae move in.” Keiran kissed the side of my head. “This castle’s gonna be the safest bloody fortress in the country.” I smiled. “Good. Because this is home now. And I want all of us protected.” As if to prove my point, a set of French doors at the end of the hall opened to reveal a view of the inner courtyard. There were stone paths, lush gardens, and a huge central fountain pouring into the moat beyond. Yes. The actual moat.

Authorization codes scrolled through the glass. Ownership. Reservation. Security clearance. My name. Seraphina staggered back. “No,” she whispered. The Thornbrooks erupted in chaos. “This is outrageous!” “This venue is sacred!” “This must be illegal!” Kael’s face darkened. “Where is Kastiel?” “On his way,” I said calmly. Seraphina’s voice turned venomous. “You planned this. You followed us.” I met her gaze. “You never see storms coming. You only notice when they arrive.”

“We finish this.” No one argues. Azrael bows his head slightly, like a general acknowledging a queen. Lazriel’s smile turns sharp with pride. The castle looms above us now, its heartbeat thrumming through the stone. Sariyah doesn’t know it yet. But the servants she ignored, the tunnels she forgot, the power she thought she owned. They’re all coming for her.

Chapter 83: Signals in the Stone Castle Locke rose from the mist just outside London like something half-remembered from a dream. Its dark stone towers, ivy-clad walls, and narrow windows gave it an old-world severity that softened only when the morning light spilled across the grounds. Inside, Seraphina worked alone in her private chamber. Her computer was unlike anything else in the castle.