Story Of Kunning Palace Novels & Stories

Claire asked. "This world is called Laikan World. This world comprises 9 palaces, Sumo Palace, Icelania Palace, Shanzhin Palace, Yolania Palace, Shinyi Palace, Lushin Palace, Wumin Palace, and Shangdong Palace. The Wumin Palace and the Shangdong Palace are allied. They have been our fiercest enemies for the past hundred years." explained Prince Caleb. There are many palaces here but I wonder why he only mentions eight palaces.

The king consort laughed, "On the contrary, we like you both very much. It's a shame really. No one can understand why you both hide like frightened rabbits. I think the Chu family has much to offer Jungpi. Her majesty thinks the same, which is why you were presented in court with the regalia of the royal family. It's an honor we feel to have you both as members of our court." Official Chu looked at the king. "Caiwong is prone to much competition between the princes which is what lead to our horrible fate. Our whole staff was massacred when the rebel invasion took the capital. I only wish for peace after such an ordeal. I hope to raise what little is left of my family in a quiet plac

It’s no wonder because the palace is in the center of the kingdom, and naturally, it would become a crowded place aside from filled with rich people. Harris had told him that even though the center of the kingdom is crowded, the palace in the middle of itself are surrounded by five instances that each had good distances from each other, so the palace isn’t directly connected to the streets. Jai imagined it like a chateau with super wide lawn of grasses, but that’s only a guess. He didn’t ask much about the castle that time because Harris was very talkative in talking about the Guild and the North Branch Post Office’s receptionist, Cynthia. Jai was kinda suspicious that Harris had intentional

I didn't know what the truth was but one thing was sure, the people of this country loved, respected, and worshiped their King and Queen. "Princess Ayera." The guards bowed as I walked past the maze they called hallways. Whoever made this palace sure wanted the newcomers to get lost without someone to lead them. The number of times I had gotten lost inside the palace was embarrassing. The architecture of the palace was both brilliant and annoying.

Queenie, Fewa, Argo, and Finiah walked into the palace hall. Drawn swords were ready in their hands. The four men entered with courage. Argo, Finiah, and Fewa in their Knightly armor looked impressive. Meanwhile, Queenie was like a mighty Princess. Leya flew around them. The palace guards were shocked when the four people entered the Hall of the North Sea Royal Palace. The chaotic atmosphere in the hall felt so hard. Some palace officials discussing with King Jumuck stood up and prepared their swords.

Galene asked and the man's eyes darted to her in surprise. "Why do you ask?" The man asked staring at her in admiration. How didn't she manage to figure out even after everything royalty had been taken away. "The wall designs. I Know they are unique and are usually used in the olden days by kings" Galene said. "How do you know that? Are you royalty?" The man asked and Galene shook her head. "An old warrior told me so". "Well yes, you are correct. This place used to be a royal castle and that is the story I am about to tell you now.

It had, in fact, been the plan all along, mostly because Aiden had spent the entire flight from New York scrolling through pictures of Gyeongbokgung Palace on my phone and declaring, with total confidence, that he intended to become a palace guard when he grew up. We arrived just as the gates opened, the morning air cool and bright, the palace grounds stretching out in front of us with sweeping tiled roofs and wide stone courtyards that made Aiden go quiet for the first time all morning, simply staring. "It's huge," he said finally. "It is," Julian agreed, crouching down slightly so he was closer to Aiden's eye line and pointing toward the main hall. "Kings used to live here. Hundreds of yea

He looked at Ling Zhou, then down at Jiji, who was still kneeling near the bottom of the stairs, her arms wrapped tight around her ribs to stop her shaking. The palace had turned into a trap. Every single exit was blocked by an old debt or a fresh corpse. The original story called for a cold, ruthless king—an alpha who knew that three thousand soldiers were worth more than the memory of a dead baby. But as he stood on that freezing stone, he looked like the weight of his own name was crushing him. "The deal is off, Ling Zhou," Kai Feng said. His voice was quiet, almost a whisper, but it carried a cold weight that made the draft in the hallway feel even sharper.

“I hear things. Let me help.” The steward looked up, eyeing her thoughtfully. “Secrets become stories,” he mused. “And stories feed favor in this house.” Lucy forced a smile. “I would never tell anything worth a dismissal, sir. Only what helps run the palace better.” He nodded slowly. “We shall see, Lucy. We shall see.” - - - Swells of anticipation shimmered across the palace as night fell. Lanterns ignited the drive, crimson banners flared in the breeze from every high window. It was the night of Princess Katarina’s arrival.

"Anyway, you will get to know him more." And I did. As days passed by, I got to know more about Waian. Surprisingly, Leirom hasn't come to bother me, not that I was expecting him to anyway. He probably has a lot of toys to play with. That day, I accompanied the prince to greet his parents with Milo and his retainers. The King and Queen's palace was so fancy that my mouth almost fell. It looked like a palace in England but it was covered in gold and decorated with colorful flowers. There was a fountain in front of it and some type of fish I couldn't recognize. As we walked around it, I saw a large pond behind it and some wooden statues of wolves.