The Invisible Kingdom Novels & Stories

They might be better called “precious beasts.” Additionally, the Invisibees were highly valuable for the Exile Realm. They could spread seeds and pollen for many spiritual plants and flowers and produce honey, a natural tonic. Legend had it that cloaks made from Invisibee hides could grant invisibility. There were also rumors that regularly consuming honey produced by these bees could gradually reveal the secrets of their invisibility.

"What have you done, Laura?" "Not now, Ludovic. Since you're king, command your men to stand down, and I'll show mercy to your kind." I looked at Iris and father beside me. "The problem is," my eyes changed, and my canines lengthened. Father and Iris stood close and poised, ready to strike, "it's in our nature to fight back. We're beasts, and we fight to the death." She flailed her hands, levitating in the air. The objects in the room vibrated. Empty glass flask fell to the floor, as the men scampered for safety. Her voice bsacme distorted as she spoke. "I am invisible. You cannot defeat me."

They’re worried because how can they feed their invisible child who is only one year old at the moment? Their worries disappeared when their invisible child was still there playing with Leena, who is the only one who can see their invisible child. Maybe it’s a miracle because their invisible child is still alive after a few years. And they always told their unseen child that they loved her so much. “Don’t worry, my love, we can see her again soon.” the King said to his Queen with a hint of decisiveness in his voice.

I grabbed Eleanor's hand and approached her, when I stood in front of her she took a few steps to the side with her gaze lowered to the ground. "Clair is it?" I asked calmly. "Yes." She answered. "Thank you," I whispered softly as the generals gasped even louder in shock. She, too, looked very shocked when she looked up to meet my eyes. "I can see you have drawn three huge caves that can hold the children, women, and elderly," Eleanor said while pointing at them. "Yes, since this kingdom has magic, you can cast an invisible spell on them, that way no male warrior can find them," Clair answered.

she ponders as the two leaves. As the servants left her office, the Princess stood up and looked at the mirror. She rolled her sleeve up to massage the swollen red rashes scattered across her arm. The Princess applied for ointment and medicine, but none could relieve its irritation. She looked at the window to see fat rats festering below the gutter of the Royal Court. Unbeknownst to her, Pentalium's attack has begun; none is the wiser to understand the danger the Kingdom is about to experience. William, John, and the Princess must brave this storm if they are to stand against their invisible enemy.

On the door, every precious jewel was combined in a way that only existed in lavish empires. That was the mystical door of Rizolir- the invisible kingdom. I placed my thumb into the 'blood confirmer' machine, directly beside the door. Only carriers of blood "R" could get access to what's behind the door. "Confirmed," the machine stated in a robotic voice. Shades of the black night gradually appeared in lustre as the door glided slowly, revealing what the kingdom hid beyond.

Not a human eye, but an eye on something I don't know. Ziani exhaled. "Finally." She stepped forward, murmuring an incantation under her breath. Power surged through the air, and with a pulse of energy, the invisible barrier before us shimmered and split open. She turned back to us with a smirk. "Welcome to Eldoria, the kingdom of witches."

But Zuri knew she would get to understand it soon. "Leeta went on to tell him to find a glass bottle and place the invisibilty diamond inside, allow it to float and in that manner, Luyota will dissappear from the face of the earth, therefore from that day onwards Luyota became invisible to the outside world. It was the only survivor of the five kingdoms of Zaraj and still is, except the outsiders probably still think Luyota was destroyed like the rest of the kingdoms." "Are you immortal uncle?" that question surprised Zuri. Atleast she was getting a hold of it

Although the sight of him was nauseating, I wanted to get this done with. So, closing the distance between us, I held his hand and looked directly into his eyes. “What is your name?” I asked to be sure he was strong enough to talk. “John Smith.” His voice was weak, but we could work with that. “Who freed the invisible that was captured and trapped in the pack’s square?” I asked. “I freed him,” he admitted. “I gave the guards wine laced with a drug to erase their memories.” “Why?” “Because I work with Alpha King Silas. He is the mastermind behind the invisibles.”

No one was hiding. A group of warriors sparred in an open clearing to the left—half of them in human form, the others in wolf form, all focused and fluid like they’d been training together for years. No chaos. No mindlessness. No madness in their eyes. This wasn’t some cursed land filled with rogues. This was a kingdom. Alive. Thriving. Hidden from the world… from me. It was beautiful. Wild and serene all at once. It felt like stepping into a storybook I’d never been allowed to read.