Novel & Cerita The Crow Road Book

I thought I could see someone stand on the bridge, but I wasn't sure. They had gone all out for the special occasion. The streets were incredibly clean, not to even mention the number of flowers they had decorating the shops and even the streetlights. It looked like we had straight-up walked into a magical fantasy land. "Welcome to Avian, girls." Gwen's voice sounded through our speakers. "As you can see, the streets are rather busy. It will take us some time to get to the castle." The streets only seemed to become more and more crowded as we got closer to the castle.

Somewhere close—too close—Crowe’s voice brushed her ear, smooth and venomous. “Rite or not,” he whispered as the world lurched, and the first wrench of forced movement tore at her balance, “you’re still Lot One.”

The other cars on the road went missing. Suddenly, it looked like our car was the only one on the road right now. This road was always brimming with people and it’s Friday night but there was no one in sight. The music I heard from the pubs nearby had all faded. Suddenly, the road looked so freaking desolate. My heart thumped when I saw hundreds of crows on the road. All of them were looking at the car and even when I was fast approaching, none of them had flown away. “Hurry up, Grayson!” mom commanded while looking at her phone. “I saw their posts on social media. The guests are already there! We are missing all the fun because you are driving like a turtle!”

Crow says. “That's just like him. He never trusts us,” Garret mutters. “Well, like you, I hadn’t found a single damn thing." Crow says. "That’s why I went to…let’s just call it a town of sorts. A place where I knew there was a high chance of getting information.” “And?” I ask, impatient. “Well, I was surprised to find a woman who…resembles her.” “Resembles? You know what she looks like. If you’re not sure, then it’s not her.”

Behind him stood hundreds of fully armed guards in black armor. On their banners was a symbol that struck fear across the entire continent. The Greedwolf Royals from the Northern Realm. The altar fell into deathly silence. Even the blade in Silas's hand slipped from his fingers and clattered to the ground. "Th-the Greedwolf King…" One elder dropped to his knees, trembling. "It's the ruler of the Northern Realm, Alex Cruz!" My brother, Alex, looked coldly at the nearly suffocating Ronan in his grasp, his voice like judgment from hell itself.

] [Because of financial crimes, Katie has been expelled from the Sunfang Pack and became a rogue. David hurried into my room with a letter in hand. “Miss Claire, this is Scott’s suicide note… Do you want to read it?” Everyone in the room fell silent and looked at me. Hoills frowned but did not do anything to stop David. He only looked at me silently and gave me a look that said that he would support me no matter what decision I made. I shook my head and felt nothing. “No need.” David nodded and left. Hoills then turned off the TV. I could see that he felt pity, but he was also proud of me.

Soon enough, I heard the familiar soft footsteps. "Hey, Cole," Zye whispered, appearing from behind a bougainvillea bush, her hair a tangled mess of curls. She held a magnifying glass to her eye, squinting at a tiny beetle crawling on a leaf. "Hey, Zye," I replied, a small smile touching my lips. It was a comfort, her quiet presence. A small anchor in the storm that was my life. "What are you reading today?" she asked, her voice hushed. "I am reading a book about mummies and pyramids," I said, holding up the book so she could see.

Curiosity led to a shelf and she grabbed the first book that made its way into her hand. “The Five Sages,” She read the title. She opened the first page. “Hi,” Roxie let out a little scream and she dropped the book in shock but a hand grabbed it and she met the striking brown eyes of a boy with two huge glasses at the bridge of his nose. “Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you,” the boy immediately apologized. “I'm Cein, Rune's younger brother, I help keep the library clean,” Roxie smiled at the cute way he adjusted his glass and bit his lip nervously while staring shyly at the floor as if he was before his crush. “I'm Roxie,”

It was a relatively rough road to go from Crow City to Nightingale City The road was built halfway up the mountain, so there were cliffs all around it. When the Nacht family’s team was halfway through, the road ahead was suddenly blocked. A huge boulder weighing hundreds of tons blocked the middle of the road. It looked as if it had fallen from above. The first carriage stopped in front of the boulder, and then, the dozens of carriages behind it also stopped. Beanie, who was resting with her eyes in the luxurious carriage, opened her eyes.

It was evening, a chill wind raising the smell of leaves and distant rain. A solitary crow cried out mournfully, greeting the twilight. All were making their way home from work, the hills spotted with headlights and tiny lights flickering on in the windows of silent houses but there in a secluded spot that even the crow could not see, a man drove slowly. He was several miles from any road that appeared on a map, his tires scattering dust and his headlights were shining on the rocks as he passed them. He was a lone wolf riding alone as he drove his car along zig-zagging roads until he was at his destination.