The Emperor's Daughter Novels & Stories

I said, then I drank my tea. “But you are my daughter, your safety comes first… Another thing, I don’t quite trust the holy temple after what happened before I gave birth to you,” the empress said. “The temple is holy… wait, you called me your daughter?” I said as I looked at the empress with full shock and put my tea cup on the table slowly. “Yes,” she replied. “Haha, my dear niece, you cannot deceive her majesty with those eyes of hers who can see through any magical power and abilities,” aunt said, then drank her tea.

The Emperor returned her gaze for several moments before speaking again, his voice quieter but firm. “After marriage, she carries not only my name, but my entire life as well.” Those words instantly made Roxanne’s eyes burn. She truly had not expected her father to say something like that in front of everyone. All this time, Roxanne had believed she was merely a daughter whose existence was no longer greatly desired after the death of the Empress. Yet now, the Emperor stood before the entire world as though warning everyone that his daughter was a part of himself. The Emperor then shifted his gaze toward Killian.

"The real CEO is right here next to me." She looked at me proudly. "The real CEO is Maya." The room was silent. Bryan's eyes went wide. "What?! " One of the other board members spoke up. "That's impossible…" Tasha smiled. "Oh, it's very possible. She's the daughter of the late Mr. Daniels. The founder. Maya inherited the company three years ago." People gasped. Everyone was staring at me. Even the man—the other CEO—was staring at me now, but not in shame. With something like… respect.

Her body swayed unsteadily where she stood. "Bring that shameless woman to me immediately." Before Celeste could even bow in greeting, she was slapped hard twice across the face. Bright red handprints immediately appeared on her cheeks, showing just how much Empress Victoria hated her. "So, you used that pretty face of yours to seduce the Crown Prince, didn't you?" Empress Victoria was the legitimate daughter of a prestigious noble family. As a child, she had watched her father being seduced by mistresses while her mother wept herself to death in resentment. Hence, she had always despised illegitimate children with a passion.

The first time I heard it, it was just a soft talk in the market. A few words from a woman buying apples, her voice low and hurried. I almost didn’t hear it, but then it came again, louder this time, from a poor man I’d shared food with a few days before. He looked at me with wide, worried eyes, not seeing Liora, but seeing me, Lioren, the boy who sometimes shared. "Did you hear?" he choked out, his voice breaking. "The Emperor… he’s marrying the girl who saved him. They say she’ll be Empress. Liora, they call her."

"Pity. You cannot do anything to me. Infact, you need me." "How dare you insinuate—" "Without an anchor to the mortal realm, you'd be gone in a day. Two at the most." The woman waved a bored hand, then jerked her chin towards the cauldron. "I can see you were trying to perform a ritual. The Ritual of Infernal Transformation, perhaps?" Aosoth gritted her teeth. "It failed." "Figures." "My daughter is one of yours now." She spat. "A Hunter,"

The emperor growls in frustration, his brilliant blue eyes spark with anger. “For years, you have been taking people who defy me under your care and custody. That alone is treason,” the emperor says in a deep voice. “Give her to me and leave with dignity. She’s too innocent for this life of running you’re putting her through. You never asked her permission before making her part of your Deviant Splinters.” But my dad won’t budge. He growls deeply, anger erupting as he shifts under the energy of the full moon and launches an attack on the emperor. His sharp claws sink into the emperor’s chest.

Rex added with a smile, thinking back to Pilk and her companions. “Story for another time my son, now is not then, I have a feeling, you are about to be spirited away” Emperor Rector said in quiet tone with a small smile on his face. Hearing this Rex was confused, ‘spirited away?’ not a few moments of thinking what his father had meant, he could hear footsteps approaching from behind them, turning to see who they belonged to, Rex raised an eyebrow in suspicion, this woman looked like an older version of Lacey, Markus’s daughter, ‘might be related’ Rex questioned. Once the woman stopped a few feet away, she bowed at the waist, out stretching her hands in front of her, palms open and facing up

"Mairwen will never forgive you if you send Renat away." Devrim felt cornered. "Why is everyone against me?" This was only to his daughter. Aurora received a slightly different reply. "Your daughter has found me out. I will have to find some other way to deal with this 'treasure of the Empire'. I love you, beautiful wife." The Emperor could not help but let his affection seep into his words.

The words hung in the air. She smiled coldly. “The Alpha Emperor.” She looked at Ragnar. “The ruler who fears weakness.” Her eyes drifted back toward me. “We heard the rumors. We heard you had no patience for weak Omegas.” She laughed softly. “We thought sending him here would solve our problem.” The silence became even heavier. “Imagine my surprise,” she continued, “when I heard he was still alive.” She looked directly into my eyes. “Worse..” Another laugh escaped her. “People started whispering that the great Alpha Emperor favored you.”