The SoulBorn Queen
The sky was clearer than any I had ever seen, the air thick with a strange kind of magic that hummed through my bones.
And then I saw the manor. It was not the dark dungeon I’d feared, but a place of elegance—towers of white stone, ivy-covered walls, and grand doors taller than any man. He walked straight up the steps and turned. For the first time, I saw his face clearly.
Not quite human. Not quite beast. Golden eyes, sharp and glinting, locked with mine. "Welcome to the Spring Court," he said, voice quiet.
Spring Court. One of the seven. My heart pounded.